are you talking about using D7000 built in flash as commender and SB700 is set as remote flash?Hi I am using D7000 nikon with SB700 flash, I am new on using flash i just want to ask if how will I fire the flash of my SB700 without firing my built in flash . Using my D7000 only without any trigger?
thank you very much..
i don't want to start N v C war but my basic C does not popup the built-in flash when I attach external flashgun...
i don't want to start N v C war but my basic C does not popup the built-in flash when I attach external flashgun...
Hi I am using D7000 nikon with SB700 flash, I am new on using flash i just want to ask if how will I fire the flash of my SB700 without firing my built in flash . Using my D7000 only without any trigger?
thank you very much..
J-Chan said:The "wireless" nomenclature confuses alot of first time users since in their mind wireless means Wi-Fi or some sort of radio system.
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Not to those of us who have used infrared remotes with tvs and vcrs. ;-)
I believe they are optical triggered and not infrared.
GRbenji said:I believe they are optical triggered and not infrared.
Infrared IS optical...
Infrared = light
You can't see infrared ray (can you?) but can see the flash fires to trigger the slave.
They are around 900-1000nm range, which is infrared. : p
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Just because your eyes cannot see that wavelength of light does not mean it's not optical. It's still a light being flashed.
Infrared IS optical...
Infrared = light
GRbenji said:BTW, infrared is light, but infrared is not optical!
Optical = visible light.