Will the Nikon D90 still trigger the SB600 while inside the softbox?
750360
Yes, using the commander mode and with the SB600 set to wireless mode. I've done this many shoots.
750361
Probably not . If its under a really dark indoor maybe. You have to use a radio trigger :)
2010978
If you mean can you trigger the original 603 trigger with the 603 II, than yes it will work, they are compatible. If you are talking about the camera remote function, the cable that worked with my D7000 also will trigger my D600 shutter. I think most of the camera cables are the same for the Dxxxx series. When you get into the pro line (D3 ect.) the camera cables change. Hope that helped.
970540
I have a 60D and it works for the most part. While attached, the camera works regardless if this is turned on or not. If you turn it on it makes some features of the camera inoperable. You can not always view the photos on your LED screen while this is turned on. Otherwise works fine
589182
I have not tried a D-7100, but have yet to see a Nikon DSLR not trigger the 603N. It will be Manual flash mode only, no TTL support on any camera. The flash has to support "X Sync" to fire. . I have a Nikon SB 400 that does not work unless it is mounted on the camera or I use a sync cable. The Sunpak 3000 is not listed by Yongnuo , check out the Sunpack site for more info.
437519
I have SB 700 & D7000 and the system works flawlessly ! I see no reason why SB600 would not work too. Love the photoxOdin TTL I dont own a pocket wizard but i think these are better
113909
Nikon states : Yes, you can use the SB-400 on the D80, just make sure to turn on the flash first before is mount it on the camera. If the SB-400 is turned off while mounted on the camera and the camera's "Auto flash" function is on, the camera's built-in flash will automatically pop up when shooting in poor light, coming into contact with the SB-400. It is recommended that the SB-400 be detached from the camera when flash is not required.
1205494
I have a D600 and they have worked with out any issues, so I can't imagine why they would not work on the D90. As long as you buy the Yongnuo compatible for Nikon, you should be good to go!
377371
I have a D300 and have the SB800 and an SB600. They both work in the commander mode and anything else you care to name! Beautiful! If you have the money, the SB800 is the way to go. Highly recommended. Val
790085
Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.
2061988
The PW's are transceivers, and will act both as a trigger and a slave. Attach one to the hotshoe of your D90 in receiver mode and another one to your SB700 off camera also in receiver mode, and a third will be used to trigger in your hand in transmit mode. If you only have two, then one is on your D90 in transmit mode and the other on your SB700 in receive mode. When you use your camera's shutter release button to fire your camera, it will use the PW to trigger the PW on your SB700.Hope that answers your question.
1412726
I can't say for sure since i don't have a sb 500. But i've used it on the 600, 900, and 910 and it works perfectly fine. If ur going with a reliable flash from a brand like nikon the triggers should work perfect. My only challenge is that sometimes with low dark light when focusing it uses it's own infared which if you don't have most of the red lights on wht you want focussed, you may have some out of focus shots. Other than that. No probs.
121033
I use the sb900 and have had no issues. The d690 is full frame so you are goin to want to flash that throws light as far as the lens captures.
1065669
I wish I have d600 , then I will be able to answer the question. I use it with d70 and it works fine.
2081670
SU800 will communicate info to SB700s so long as the camera on which it is placed has the Creative Lighting System. For example: won't work on my F5 but will on my F6, in my case, an SB600 and SB700.
745573
I have that flash and it does not interfere with the flash sensor as long as you mount the soft box correctly
1065671
I can't really answer that as I have a D300S (It works great with that model, though). I believe that it is compatible with Nikon's 10-pin connection...does the D600 attach a remote shutter release that way?
848595
Yes this remote uses the Nikon DC2 connector for select DSLR and Coolpix cameras; the Coolpix P600 has the DC2 port built in.