Guide No. 125'/38.1 m at 35mm - MPN: 4717 See Product Details
Description
Innovative Design - Focus area, selector-style input controller lets you control most functions of SB-80DX. Incremental Auto Zoom Head - Automatic power zoom changes the zoom-head position incrementally to match the lens? focal length from 24mm to 105mm. Powerful - Guide Number of 125 (ISO 100/feet) at 35mm position. 14mm Wide Flash adapter - Wide flash adapter for use with lenses as wide as 114? angle of view. Diffusion Dome accessory - Included Softlight Dome diffuses the light from the flash to soften shadows. Built-in Wireless Flash - Wireless TTL to 23 feet, Auto or Manual to 131 feet. Custom Settings - 8 Built-in Custom Settings lets you customize SB-80DX to your way of shooting. Standby function - Adjust settings from 40 seconds to 300 seconds, providing power-saving control during multiple-flash photography. Safety Lock System - Locking hot-shoe system assures positive contact between SB-80DX and SLR in use. Matrix Balanced Fill Flash with N65. Expanded Flash Compensation - Additional flash compensation control from +3EV to -3EV in 1/3 EV steps. Built-in Modeling Flash - Provides a visual confirmation that lets you preview.
Summary
Product Title: Nikon SB-80DX Speedlight TTL Shoe Mount Flash
Manufacturer: Nikon
Power Score: 4.0 | 2 Reviews
General
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Strengths: covers all the bases
Weakness: cost
Expect to spend a few days with the manual to get all the details this flash offers. This flash puts out a lot of light and therefore is ideal for digital fotos. Rule with CCD digital foto: More light equals better pictures
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Nikon SB-80DX Speedlight TTL Shoe Mount Flash
Strengths: work perfectly with Nikon D-100. put it on and forget it's there.
Weakness: size
After trying other flashes, I found the SB-80DX does the job with the digital camera perfectly. According to Nikon it's also backwards compatible so it will also work with Nikon "silver process" AF cameras. I have not tried it it other than auto mode, but as it's said "if it ain't broken, don't fix it!"