Category Archives: Nikon Flashes

New Profoto Connect wireless transmitter for Nikon announced

Today Profoto announced a new Connect wireless, button-free trigger/transmitter for Nikon cameras. The Profoto Connect is already in stock at Adorama and B&H Photo. Additional information: Frequency: 2.4 GHz Operating Range: 330-1000′ 8 Channels Settings: Auto, Manual & Off Slides into Nikon Hot Shoe Built-In, Rechargeable LiPo Battery Control Lights via Profoto App 30-Hour Battery […]

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Nikon radio flash tutorial

This Nikon radio flash tutorial is by Dustin Prickett (Sunglow Photography | Instagram | Twitter): How I use the Nikon Radio Flash System to quickly change lighting in fast moving situations: As an early adopter of the SB-5000 speedlights, I enjoyed a native radio flash system that minimized accessories.  Pared with WR-10 and the Nikon camera […]

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The cheapest flash for Nikon DSLR cameras costs only $28

The cheapest flash for Nikon DSLR cameras is sold by Amazon under their brand AmazonBasics and it costs only $28. Here are the details:

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Firmware upgrade version 13.002 for Nikon SB-500 flash released

Nikon released firmware upgrade version 13.002 for the Nikon SB-500 flash ($246.95) with the following fixes:

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Nikon Speedlight SB-910 flash is now discontinued

The Nikon Speedlight SB-910 flash is now officially listed as discontinued on Nikon’s website. Amazon still has the SB-910 in stock, B&H has it on backorder, while Adorama is no longer even listing it: The new top of the line Nikon flash is now the SB-5000 Speedlight. Here is a specs comparison between the SB-5000 and […]

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Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight flash now in stock

The new Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight flash is now in stock at Amazon and Focus Camera (B&H and Adorama should get them in stock soon as well). The SB-500 manual can be downloaded here.

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Nikon announced price increase in Japan

Nikon announced a new price increase in Japan for Nikkor lenses and Speedlight flashes. The full list of impacted products can be found here (PDF file). The new pricing will be active on March 1st, 2016. The reason for the new pricing is the increased cost of raw materials.

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