Speed light SB-910

Nikon SB-910 Highlights Compatible with Nikon i-TTL Guide Number: 111.5' at ISO 100 and 35mm Zoom Range: 17-200mm (12mm with Panel) Tilts from -7° to 90° Rotates Left & Right 180° Commander Mode for Wireless TTL Control Strobe Mode and 3 Illumination Patterns Recycle Time: 2.3-4.5 Seconds Slow, High-Speed, 1st & 2nd Curtain Sync Runs on 4 AA Batteries Features Among Nikon's largest on-camera flash units, the SB-910 AF Speedlight brings with it excellent power, a plethora of features, and a Commander mode for wireless TTL control. The flash is compatible with the i-TTL system for automatic metering with both FX- and DX-format cameras and is a part of the Nikon Creative Lighting System for complete control over your lighting setup. Also, it features a guide number of 111.5' at ISO 100 and 35mm for illuminating your subjects. Additionally, the auto zoom head has a coverage range of 17-200mm with FX-format cameras which can be extended down to 12mm with the use of the built-in wide-angle diffusion panel. Complete bounce and swivel functionality is available for working in a variety of shooting situations. This allows users to tilt down to -7° and up to 90° as well as rotate left or right 180° for complete 360° coverage. Also, the SB-910 has three different illumination patterns, standard, even, and center-weighted, which help shape the light output for your specific needs. For wireless master TTL functionality, the speedlight utilizes a Commander Mode. In this mode users can access Advanced Wireless Lighting settings for controlling multiple off-camera flashes that can be set up in 3 groups (A, B, C) and one of 4 channels. Many other abilities are packed into this unit, including a stroboscopic repeating flash mode that can be set from 1-100 Hz. The SB-910 also has slow, Auto FP high-speed, first, and second curtain sync modes for achieving the desired creative look in your image. There are even red-eye reduction and red-eye reduction slow sync settings available. The flash itself is mounted to the camera or stand with a locking hot shoe and is powered by 4 AA batteries. Depending on the type of battery used and the power setting, users can expect a recycle time of 2.3-4.5 seconds. The SB-910 can also work as the master unit in SU-4 type wireless multiple flash-unit photography. Included with the SB-910 AF Speedlight are a variety of useful tools and accessories. First, built into the flash alongside the wide-angle diffusion panel is a white slide-out bounce card for bouncing some light directly to the subject and creating catch lights. Also, there is a diffusion dome for softening the output of the flash and fluorescent and incandescent color correction filters for balancing the flash to ambient light. All of these, along with a stand, are packaged in the SS-910 Soft Case, designed specifically for the SB-910 and accessories. Guide number at the 35mm zoom position measures 111.5' at ISO 100 and 157.5' at ISO 200 Manual power output from 1/1 full power to 1/128 power Light distribution angle is automatically adjustable to the camera's image area in both FX and DX formats Auto zoom head reaches from 17-200mm with FX format and 12-200mm with DX format Coverage of 12-17mm in FX and 8-11mm in DX when using built-in wide-angle diffusion panel Thermal cut-out protection has been improved since previous models to allow for more flashes before overheating Flash head tilts with click-stops at -7°, 0°, 45 °, 60°, 75°, and 90° Flash head rotates left and right with click-stops at 0°, 30°, 60°, 75°, 90°, 120°, 150°, and 180° Distance range of 2-66' Flash exposure compensation from -3 to +3 EV in 1/3 EV steps Backlit LCD panel with nine selectable contrast levels and a rotating dial assist in viewing flash status and changing settings Nineteen custom settings Flash duration of 1/880 to 1/38,500 second depending on output setting Works with SK-6 Power Bracket Unit, SD-9 High-Performance Battery Pack, and SD-8A High-Performance Battery Pack Flash-ready indicator lights AF-assist light, modeling illuminator, monitor pre-flashes, and test firing settings Automatic color filter detection for adjusting the camera's color temperature settings Firmware can be updated through camera