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Old 14th June 2005   #1
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Default Where to get SB-600

Hi i am looking for a new SB-600, anyone knows where has the best price?
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Old 14th June 2005   #2
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Get SB-800.... BBB...
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got my SB600 at MS Color, $355 inclusive GST
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Some places are selling @ $330 inclusive of GST.
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some places are selling $280.
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280 ? grey set ? including GST?
can PM the infor to me ? i'm not going for 800, although they offered me 565 inclusive GST in SLS........ i dun need a lamboghini when i'm driving on a 110/kmh limit road
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i am buying a sb600 too, please give some info on the cheaper shops.
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i dun need a lamboghini when i'm driving on a 110/kmh limit road
no offence to your statement but i've seen this one too many times
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I just call MS Color and they quote me $360...
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Originally Posted by vbs1979
I just call MS Color and they quote me $360...
trust us... go for SB800...
u will love it.
can also come down to nug?
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Trust Nikon, you will not regret to buy SB600 too, further more SB600 second hand value quite good also,
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Originally Posted by kokho
Trust Nikon, you will not regret to buy SB600 too, further more SB600 second hand value quite good also,
One of the reason get SB800
http://forum.clubsnap.org/showpost.p...4&postcount=18
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I have also ordered a SB800.....never tried an external flash b4....not sure what's good for but I just buy the best I can afford.....maybe due to kiasu syndrom
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after reading KenRockwell's review, i decide to get SB600 instead of 800.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/sb600.htm

"The SB-600 does all the things the SB-800 does that anyone really cares about and costs $110 less. You get a smaller, lighter flash with almost as much power and all the features you care about, like automatic wireless TTL remote control. Of course Nikon would prefer you buy the SB-800, so that's what you'll see promoted everywhere. Nikon doesn't go out of their way ensuring this is in stock, either."

"By comparison, the SB-600 has 2/3 stop less maximum power (rated GN 98' at ISO 100 compared to the SB-800's GN 125) and thus recycles faster and provides more flashes at it's lower maximum power: 2.5 seconds and 220 flashes (Ni-MH). The SB-800 by comparison takes 4 seconds to recycle at full power and only give about 150 flashes at that power. The SB-600 has a much clearer LCD compared to the fuzzy dot matrix of the more expensive SB-800."

so i guess the only major difference is the max power?
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Originally Posted by GriGri
after reading KenRockwell's review, i decide to get SB600 instead of 800.

http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/sb600.htm

"The SB-600 does all the things the SB-800 does that anyone really cares about and costs $110 less. You get a smaller, lighter flash with almost as much power and all the features you care about, like automatic wireless TTL remote control. Of course Nikon would prefer you buy the SB-800, so that's what you'll see promoted everywhere. Nikon doesn't go out of their way ensuring this is in stock, either."

"By comparison, the SB-600 has 2/3 stop less maximum power (rated GN 98' at ISO 100 compared to the SB-800's GN 125) and thus recycles faster and provides more flashes at it's lower maximum power: 2.5 seconds and 220 flashes (Ni-MH). The SB-800 by comparison takes 4 seconds to recycle at full power and only give about 150 flashes at that power. The SB-600 has a much clearer LCD compared to the fuzzy dot matrix of the more expensive SB-800."

so i guess the only major difference is the max power?
You need to take a lot of salt with the 2nd paragraph. Not a pinch, but a LOT.
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Originally Posted by espn
You need to take a lot of salt with the 2nd paragraph. Not a pinch, but a LOT.
haha, actually i also won't be able to afford SB800 for now. so guess sb600 is good enough for me =)
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Alan Photo at SLS quoted me $345 inclusive of GST for warranted set.
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i dun need a lamboghini when i'm driving on a 110/kmh limit road





no offence to your statement but i've seen this one too many times
Thank you.
Maybe someone also think this way, that's why this quote has been INHERITED.
but this is my 1st or 2nd time use this....
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Dear all,a set at TCW will be cheaper,don't really feel the need for warrenty.

The 1 thing i didn't regret is getting the SB600.You can really see the difference between in built and external.It's very worth it in my opinion.
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