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Old 25-05-09, 04:21
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Originally Posted by andy153 View Post
Or have you considered the R1C1 with multiple SB-R200's? I have this kit with three flash heads. It complements my SB-600 & SB-800 and is very versatile - you can use it as a ring flash or remote flash for portraits. There have been some complaints that the SB-900 is overly complicated, and I find the SB-800 complex enough. If you camera has the I-TTL metering it helps a lot.

Hi Andy,

The R1C1 was my original choice but I learnt that its used with cameras that don't have a built in flash. The R1 is designed to be used with cameras that have a built in flash (I'm running a D90 at the moment). The R1 is for macro only and cannot be used as an all purpose flash. I discovered that I could slave SB-600s off my D90 and position them at various angles to achieve a similar effect. Does the iTTL work out the flash settings for the slave flashes on an SB600 even though its zoom head only goes to 85mm and I'm running a 105mm Micro? Or would I have to adjust the flash compensation manually?

I'll post my first efforts using just 1 SB600 diffused through a light cube in the next couple of days
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