zac08
Senior Member
Try PowerEX..so far so good..been using it on my Sb800 and 600..
I concur.... I have been using this battery with no complaints at all... just bought more recently....

Try PowerEX..so far so good..been using it on my Sb800 and 600..
I concur.... I have been using this battery with no complaints at all... just bought more recently....![]()
it definitely has to be the batteries, i think. mine works fine
i've been trying to ask around. it is needful to use flashcards on our nikon ext flashes? theres this one great sales photog that i always run to whenever i need equipments and he says it's not needful. when i asked him why some of my co photographers use them (& informed him that theyre using canon), he says that canon flashes are less accurate? inputs please? thanks!
it definitely has to be the batteries, i think. mine works fine
i've been trying to ask around. it is needful to use flashcards on our nikon ext flashes? theres this one great sales photog that i always run to whenever i need equipments and he says it's not needful. when i asked him why some of my co photographers use them (& informed him that theyre using canon), he says that canon flashes are less accurate? inputs please? thanks!
So did I. But I kind of expected that the word existed because I vaguely remembered people using it before but definitely not common in SG. ;pooooh i learn a new word today. thanks :bsmilie:
no one care about me :what:
no one care about me :what:
i think u mean the need for bounce card?
Bounce card is used for bouncing light to subject, instead of hitting it straight on..straight on flash usually gives very harsh lightings and may result in blown highlights sometimes..bounce lighting will give a softer/diffuse lighting..it has nothing to do with the brand of ur flash..it depends on wat type of lighting u want and wat environment u r shooting in..![]()
needful?
Well you could just keep firing straight at your subject and using the exposure compensation to somehow manage the harshness, or you could bounce or diffuse the flash.