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Written on: 05/03/2012 by graemewater (5 reviews written)
I got this flash a few years ago. incredibly happy with it. I used it with a D80 nikon SLR which has some restrictions but still major functionality was great. I used the onboard flash as a master and the speedlight as a slave that would flash offfrom behind flowerpots, walls , people. I was amazed at how much better all of my photos looked. The only problem I have seen recently is that my batterys leaked into the flash as I left it whilst moving house for a few months. This seems to have… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/09/2008
The Nikon Speedlight SB-800 TTL flash gun has excellent versatility and very user friendly. Easy to use and helps to produce some great quality pictures… Read Full Review
" A must have for wedding photography " Read More
Written by NialPorter
" Flashy and functional " Read More
Written by graemewater
" One of the best ever made " Read More
" I have had time to use this flash unit and really it is an ok (ish)... " Read More
" I already own both the Canon 580EX and 420EX Speedlites which I use... " Read More
Guest's Response to graemewater's Review
Written on: 26/04/2012
Actually the two terms are synonimous. A diiatgl flash is simply a flash and so is a speedlight. The speedlight term is what Nikon uses for their higher powered external flashes. The word diiatgl comes into play not because the devise is diiatgl, there's no such thing as diiatgl light, but rather these devices connect to a diiatgl camera and have a regular dialogue with the camera during use. The SB-400 is a more powerful flash from Nikon than the one in the camera so if you're trying to cover more distance with your flash pictures that will help.However, before you run out to buy it, decide what the typical distance is that you are illunminate. Nikon has three flashes each one increasingly more powerful. Make sure the model you select is able to cover the distance that you need. That way you'll not be shopping for yet another flash a few months later. I hope this helps a little.