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Hi all,
I been in and out a few forums, read the manual but seems can't figure out
how to trigger other SB-800 using the SB-800 mounted on top of my D1H and S2
Pro.
Is it impossible to do without a SU-4 ? or I read the wrong section of the
manual ?
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"[BnH]" <b18[at]ii[dot]net> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I been in and out a few forums, read the manual but seems can't figure out
> how to trigger other SB-800 using the SB-800 mounted on top of my D1H and
> S2 Pro.
>
> Is it impossible to do without a SU-4 ? or I read the wrong section of the
> manual ?
>
> TIA
>
> =bob=
>
>
Hi there.
I don't have 2 SB800s, only 1 SB600, so can't really help.
I agree that for the price of these guns, the instruction manuals are not
much help.
Have a look at http://www.imaging-resource.com where you will find a detailed description of Flash use in the Nikon D70
Review.
Hope it helps, if you do not get a detailed answer here.
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Its done.
A further googling around reveals that SU-4 is actually BUILT into the
SB-800 now I really have no idea what's the difference between the slave on the SB-26,
SB-30,SB-80DX I have
[and if they are no different , why they name that mode SU-4 now ]
anyway just set it to SU-4 mode and you are set to go its not actually CLS, but it'll do til I upgrade to a new body.
=bob=
"Roy" <royphoty@iona-guesthouse.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi there.
>
> I don't have 2 SB800s, only 1 SB600, so can't really help.
>
> I agree that for the price of these guns, the instruction manuals are not
> much help.
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[BnH] <b18> schrieb:
>
> I been in and out a few forums, read the manual but seems can't figure out
> how to trigger other SB-800 using the SB-800 mounted on top of my D1H and S2
> Pro.
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