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Posted: Mon Aug 8th, 2016 07:14 |
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Gilbert Sandberg
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H, re: I am aware these were designed You may be right, but what matters today, is the flash compatible with modern I-TTL cameras ? I think not. As mentioned above, you may want to choose -a later Nikon sort-of ring flash, the SB-29 (not certain if it will do i-ttl) -a third party ring-flash -some self-made modifier (to try if you like such systems, available at much larger cose) -a true-modern I-TTL Nikon macro flash like the expensive R1C1 system -more recent: some third-party LED ring-lights. All this hassle must not let you divert from buying any 55 or 60mm Nikon macro lens, most are fine, but be aware that the older 55 2.8 Ai-s versions are non-cpu. Regards, Gilbert Last edited on Mon Aug 8th, 2016 07:18 by Gilbert Sandberg |
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