Can someone tell me how many speed lights can Nikon D610 remote trigger? I own a SB 910, currently I use D610's popup flash as remote trigger. I want to purchase 2 more SB 910, is it possible? Any extra add ons?
Your professional advice is greatly appreciated.
Best,
How many speed lights can Nikon D610 fire up to?
2016-03-09 4:15 am
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2016-03-09 5:38 am
There are no limits. If you are using optical triggering from the camera's on-board flash as long as all the receiving units can 'see' the signal, there's no problem.
Again, if you decide to use 1 of the SB910's as a commander flash on the camera (to remotely control the power output of the slave units) there is no limit to the number of flashes you can have in each group, but if you want your flashes controlled remotely at variable power settings, you are limited to 3 groups (A, B & C).
Again, if you decide to use 1 of the SB910's as a commander flash on the camera (to remotely control the power output of the slave units) there is no limit to the number of flashes you can have in each group, but if you want your flashes controlled remotely at variable power settings, you are limited to 3 groups (A, B & C).
參考: Extensive experience of off camera flash including the Nikon CLS system.
2016-03-09 4:04 pm
As many as you need ...
2016-03-09 10:11 am
Any number at all, if triggered by simple "slave" rather than by radio trigger.
2016-03-09 6:22 am
As many as you desire as long as you do it within reasonable limits.
I'm pretty sure there is a limit somewhere especially with wired connections. With wireless however, it will depend on how you set it up. Optical triggers need a line-of-sight so as long as the receiver can see the primary flash then it will work. It's almost the same with radio transmitters. As long as the receiver can receive the signal from the trigger then it's okay. How to manage a large number of light sources will be a huge headache though. I'm guessing no shadows at all resulting to a very flat looking picture.
I'm pretty sure there is a limit somewhere especially with wired connections. With wireless however, it will depend on how you set it up. Optical triggers need a line-of-sight so as long as the receiver can see the primary flash then it will work. It's almost the same with radio transmitters. As long as the receiver can receive the signal from the trigger then it's okay. How to manage a large number of light sources will be a huge headache though. I'm guessing no shadows at all resulting to a very flat looking picture.
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