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This item was loosed and cancelled by the seller, they send me in other time.
Buying this flash is the best purchase that I ever made for my photography. I take a lot of family pictures since having had a baby. The difference that it makes is just astounding.
It will add a whole new dimension to your photography. It synchronizes with all my lenses. The camera flash was never adequate, but the SB-600 will light up anything in a large room. You must carry an extra set of AA alkaline batteries with you at all times. It is far superior to the camera's built in flash.
But it is still worth the money. It is simple to operate and the learning curve is minimal. I can take pictures in the dark almost as fast as I can push the shutter button. The Nikon SB-600 will change your life. The distance is impressive.
The only negative is that it eats batteries.
i would buy it again if i needed to. this is only a problem when i want to bounce the flash off of the ceiling and shoot in landscape. this is a great flash that you can use wirelessly if your camera supports it (most nikons now a days can do it). I only have one complaint, and that is that the flash head can only be moved up and down, and not left and right. when i do this i have to take the flash off and either use a cord or go wireless and hold it in my hand or set it up with the included stand on the ground.Other than that, the flash is really great.
The SB600 has so far been a flawless onboard close-to-medium range flash. That plus the fully integrated wireless-synced-remote feature with the D90 make it a bargain for the price. I don't regret it. After buying an entry kit from Costco in December, I returned it and bought a body only and added higher quality Nikon lenses, all from Amazon. I just got around to setting this up and I am amazed at how well the D90 and SB600 work together. A bit of a pain to set up, but stick to it and you get the onboard D90 flash acting as both a flash and a wireless commander for the D600. I haveSBhad the D90 since February and I love it. As I learn how to use the features in the camera, the importance of the quality of the glass and camera compatibility becomes apparent.
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