I have a Sunpak Auto 36DX Thyristor flash and a 4000AF power zoom flash. I wish to use them with my Nikon D80 and D90. Will this gadget allow that?
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Yes it will sync safely but you will loose the TTL auto function and will have to rely on manual settings.
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Yes. As noted in other comments, there aren't any other camera--flash interactions other than triggering the flash. But if your old flash is like mine, it isn't capable of any other interactions.
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It should let you use any older flash unit with todays Digital camera. You wont be able to use any of the cameras through the lens light evaluation abilities, but using this devise will allow the flash to go off without damaging the cameras synchronization contacts.
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I believe so but to be sure I would visit the Wein website and check. You could also give the folks at the Wein a call, they could give you the definitive answer.
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no.adapters available for using nikon flash with the fuji.. not that i know of. if you want to use the nikons as off-camera flash, you can use standard ir transmitter units instead on the hotshoe. for on camera flash, the fuji options are good.
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Olympus protocol flashes made by Olympus, Panasonic, Metz, Bower, Polaroid, Vivitar, etc. will give you TTL flash exposure. For manual flash (non-ttl) Sunpak makes a nice small auto everything flash. I would be wary about the old Vivitar flash, some of the old ones had a very high X sync voltage. Tedolph
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It should. The only issue I've had is with my Canon flash timing out. That makes me have to manually turn it off and back on. I've missed some shots as a result. I don't remember if my Sunpak flash times out like that because I honestly don't use it much, but that is something to consider. Otherwise this unit is very dependable and for the price you can't beat it!
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I see no reason why it wouldn't work. All it does is send a trigger to fire off the flash. I have used it on different speed lights in the past that were not listed in its compatibility description. It's small and convenient to use.
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It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
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Hi Jeffrey, I use my Bower SFD728N Automatic TTL Flash for Nikon i-TTL for a Nikon D60. It does the job for the price anyway but don't expect too much out of it, i.e. doesn't look tough enough to be used for long and extended periods of time. I am happy with the flash for what I use it for.
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I think it can work with any flash, but don't quote me on that. I just used it for old flash units originally intended for film cameras. I put the adapter on the hot shoe of my DSLR and use old 'film' flash units on it with the adapter.
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I don't have the model flash you are asking about. I have an Nikon SB 600. It works OK for that light. It doesn't fit perfectly - but you can't expect a perfect fit for the price. I have used the Fotodiox several times and have been satisfied with the results.
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Yes, it can work with a Neewer flash if and only if the power pack attachment connects. I saw some models of Neewer, but I can not see under the rubber cover in the pictures.
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It may work with all the Nikon models but don't expect to use it in TTL mode for off camera flash or studio lights. Carefully check with the manufacturer, Yongnuo. I believe they do have a couple of Nikon specific models. If you are doing two flash heads off camera you will need two sets for a total of four units.
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Not remotely true, nonsense. I have the D800 and a YN-565EX, and they work fine together. On hot shoe, or as a wireless remote, with my other Nikon flashes.It will work on any Nikon DSLR with iTTL - any after the D1, any since 2003.. Certainly will work with any current Nikon DSLR.
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i use it for my nikon sb800 & meike mk900 with a godox speedlight flash pack, everything works fine.. i don't have this flash, but it looks like the Yongnuo YN560 III will...
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It should work if you use it off camera in manual mode and triggered by either another on camera flash or other off camera flash which is how I use it with all 4 Nikon cameras I have. Not sure if it will work on camera in hot shoe in auto mode but its not capable in TTL. You should just consider it as auxiliary flash. It is very dependable in manual mode not attached to camera.
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It should work with any Nikon camera that has a hotshoe. If you're using a Nikon flash, such as the SB-910, you should get full TTL functionality, as long as you're using the Nikon version of the Phottix triggers. So in short, yes, it will work just fine with this combo.
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I don't know. I use it for a second flash (vivitar) with my Nikon and it works.
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I'm going to guess and say yes. The reason for saying that is, because I'm using a old film Nikon flash with SB600 and SB700. Sorry but I don't own any Yongnuo Speed lights. I hope this helps to answer your question.