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29th September 2002
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sgp/China/TW
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Questions :speedlight SB-80dx
anyone know the price of this speed light? is it good???pls leave comments on this flash.........where to get it cheap?.......heh heh.......
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29th September 2002
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Re: Questions :speedlight SB-80dx
Did try taking protraits in the dark as well as daytime, a very powerful speedlite and syn very well with my camera.  Though, I don't really like the buttons on the speedlite, looks a bit cartoon.  If you're looking for some speedlite which can also be use for DSLR, this should be the one! It comes with built in slave, slightly higher guide number and slightly longer zoom head (24-105mm!) compared with 28DX (this cost more!). |
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29th September 2002
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Perth Australia
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They are a brilliant flash unit. The hard to work buttons of the SB25-26 have been replaced by a 'nintendo control' and the whole control process has been simplified.
Plenty of guts too, a GN of 56m at 105mm head setting with 100 ISO film is no small amount of light output. Lens coverage is from 14mm to 105mm, with the zoom head covering 24-105mm and the add on diffuser dome (mini stofen) covering the wider angles. It also has inbuilt remote flash control, either by cable (SC-18, SC-19) or wireless remote. As befits Nikon's top of the range flash, there's a slew of options ranging from external power packs to off camera synch leads etc.
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30th September 2002
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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mmmm..........i might buy one of these days......
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