Nikon SB-910 Review
The Nikon SB-910 used to be a top of the cream flash within the Nikon line. But is it still good, or has the king fallen? Read this review to find out more - http://xlightphotography.com/nikon-sb-910-review/
The Nikon SB-910 used to be a top of the cream flash within the Nikon line. But is it still good, or has the king fallen? Read this review to find out more - http://xlightphotography.com/nikon-sb-910-review/
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<strong>Nikon</strong> <strong>SB</strong><strong>910</strong> <strong>Review</strong>
HELLO<br />
My name is Dezhe Mnemon. I<br />
love photography and share the<br />
passion by giving presentations.<br />
You can find me at @dezhemne
“A portrait is not made in the<br />
camera but on either side of it.”<br />
— Edward Steichen
PACKAGE<br />
• Carrying case<br />
• Flash unit<br />
• Color Temperature Gels<br />
• Diffuser Cap<br />
• Flash Base
FLASH UNIT 1<br />
• Complicated control panel. Hard<br />
to figure out without instruction<br />
manual or YouTube video.<br />
• Head rotates 180 degrees and<br />
tiles -7 to 90 degrees.<br />
• Has built-in wide diffuser cap and<br />
bounce card.
FLASH UNIT 2<br />
• Is the successor of <strong>SB</strong>-900, which<br />
suffers from overheating – Unit<br />
refuses to work when overheated.<br />
• <strong>SB</strong>-<strong>910</strong> has a slightly better heat<br />
management system.<br />
• Did not have any heat problems.
USAGE EXPERIENCE<br />
• Has tiny catches and sensors on<br />
the flash that changes settings<br />
automatically when you put on the<br />
diffuser cap/wide angle cap.<br />
• Tiny sensors wore out after a<br />
year. Had a lot of problems<br />
dealing with this flash.<br />
• Repairs are expensive, and not<br />
worth it.
SPECIFICATIONS<br />
• Guide Number: 34 (35mm ISO 100)<br />
• Recycle Time: 2.3 secs<br />
• Weight: 420 grams<br />
• Size: 78.5*145*113 mm<br />
• Built-in wireless: None
SUMMARY<br />
THE GOOD<br />
• Decently powerful flash.<br />
• Good battery life.<br />
• Accurate TTL.<br />
THE BAD<br />
• Way too overpriced. You can<br />
get 5 good 3rd party flashes for<br />
the price of one <strong>Nikon</strong> flash.<br />
• Weak construct. Breaks after 2<br />
years of usage.<br />
• Bad value for money.
THANK YOU<br />
You can find the full review at X-<br />
Light Photography:<br />
http://xlightphotography.com/niko<br />
n-sb-<strong>910</strong>-review/
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