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Independent flash mode settings (TTL, Auto Aperture [Non-TTL Auto], Manual, Repeating and Flash Cancel) and any-time adjustment of flash output level
compensation values for each group can be controlled from the master. There is no limit to the number of Speedlights contained in each group, giving you
virtually absolute control over background illumination. *SB-600 cannot be used as a master unit. Flash mode setting Master Group A Group B Monitor Preflash
activation Flash output level setting Actual flash for shooting Setting: The master SB-800 attached to the D2H is employed solely to trigger the remote
units. Two SB800s (Group A) with blue color filters illuminate the main subjects from the left and right front. One SB-800 (Group B) fitted with a red color
filter illuminates the wall of the house in the background. The illumination of the background fog (from behind) and the window to the right is performed by
the Group C SB-800s. Remote (A) Remote (B) Remote (C) Group C Flashes for data transmission Monitor Pre-flash Mirror up Shutter opens Master (M)
Data transmission from the master unit Advanced Wireless Lighting Using the master unit's LCD, you can set the flash mode and flash output level
compensation values independently for each group (A, B and C) and the master unit (M). Advanced Wireless Lighting procedure (when TTL mode is selected
for each Speedlight unit) In Advanced Wireless Lighting, flash mode and other types of information are transmitted to each remote unit in the form of a series
of low-level flashes from the master unit. In TTL mode, the camera's exposure metering sensor detects Monitor Pre-flashes to determine each flash unit's flash
output level.
Advanced Wireless Lighting Benefits C B C A Without compensation A A: +1.0 EV M: +1.0 EV A The ability to adjust the flash output level of every flash unit
from the camera gives you the freedom to experiment with a variety of settings much faster and more simply than with conventional systems. For convenience
in pre-shooting lighting confirmation, there's the Modeling flash function. M 4 5 Speedlights Nikon Creative Lighting System See where Advanced Wireless
Lighting can take you Other functions of Nikon's Creative Lighting System AUTO FP High Speed Sync Wedding Day Spiral Staircase Mystery Box Enchanted
AUTO FP High Speed Sync This new mode offers ample fill-in flash during shooting in bright conditions using fast-aperture lenses, enabling effective blur in
the background.
Once the mode is activated, high-speed flash synchronization in the camera makes available shutter speeds that are faster than the camera's own flash sync
speed. Flash Value Lock (FV Lock) Flash Value represents the degree of flash exposure for the subject. FV Lock lets you maintain the desired flash exposure
during zooming or even when recomposing a shot, allowing you to concentrate on the scene's lighting. Wide-Area AF-Assist Illuminator Compared to the
other Speedlights, the SB-800 and SB-600 emit AF-Assist Illumination over a much wider area during autofocus operation. This gives you autofocus shooting
capability in dim lighting even when you change the focus area with a compatible camera.
Flash Color Information Communication Color accuracy in digital SLR flash photography is higher than ever thanks to Nikon's Creative Lighting System. In
Auto White Balance mode, the master unit attached to the digital SLR camera transmits flash color information to the camera. Voltage, flash duration and
other variables can AUTO FP High Speed Sync Normal flash sync Shutter Speed: 1/640 second Shutter Speed: 1/250 second Aperture: f/2.8 Aperture: f/6.3
affect flash color information. The data related to these factors is sent to the camera and is important in achieving optimum white balance. Direct flash w/o
color filter Autofocus Speedlight A B B C A B A C B A A A revolutionary achievement in support of Nikon's Creative Lighting System SB-800 The SB-800 is a
high-performance Speedlight with a large guide number of 38 (ISO 100, m) or 53 (ISO 200, m) at the 35mm zoom-head position..
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