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Wireless Speedlight Commander SU-800 TOTAL DIGITAL IMAGING SYSTEM We’ve Got You Covered Make Your Photography Matter with the Nikon Total Digital Imaging System So you have a digital SLR and an idea — a GREAT idea — for a photograph. Do you have all you need to make that idea hap- pen? A quick look through these pages and you’ll know. Here you’ll find all the accessories available for the Nikon D-SLR lineup: everything you need to realize your present ideas, and inspire new ones. Whether you are a seasoned pro- fessional or a passionate weekend shooter, we’re sure you’ll find something in this brochure that can help you craft better images. Every item found within is designed specifically for Nikon cameras, giving you seamless performance that truly brings out the best in you and your Nikon D-SLR. Got an idea? Make it happen. Here’s where you start. CONTENTS See what one Nikon Make lighting work for Speedlight can do you with wireless Easy, intelligent, amazing: multiple Speedlights The Nikon Creative Lighting Turn good shots into great System shots with Advanced Wireless Lighting pp4-5 pp6-7 Your file, your vision Dramatic close-up lighting made easy Capture NX 2 Software: master post-production Explore fine details with flexible, wireless control pp8-9 pp13-15 Which Speedlight is right for you? Nikon Creative Lighting System compatible pp10-11 Speedlights Flash Accessories p12 Power when you need it View with clarity and comfort Battery packs and power Viewing attachments management p16 p18 Communication technology Close in on every subject for any location Close-up accessories GPS accessories/wireless transmitters p16 p19 Steady shots — night or day pp20-21 Remote control accessories System diagram NIKKOR lens lineup p22 p17 Nikon digital SLRs p23 See what one Nikon Speedlight can do © Gordon Nash Easy, intelligent, amazing: The Nikon Gordon Nash — Wedding photographer (U.S.A.) I shoot about 50 weddings a month, and nearly half of my images Creative Lighting System need a Nikon Speedlight. I always have one on my camera, with Lighting is a vital component of all images, but the past another ready for side-lighting or other handheld effects. Each complexities of flash photography have made many photogra- Speedlight makes a dramatic difference to the finished image. For the above image, I used one SB-800 for side-lighting and a soft-focus filter phers — even seasoned ones — hesitant to explore its full on the lens for a dreamy look. potential. Not any more. Working photographers around the As a professional wedding photographer, I face moving subjects, world are discovering how Nikon’s Creative Lighting System unpredictable shooting situations and limited prep time, so speed and brings simplicity and real-world usability to flash photography. intuition are vital to my success. That’s why I depend on the Nikon The key is Nikon’s breakthrough i-TTL flash control technology. Creative Lighting System. It’s easy to use and With this at its core, Nikon Speedlights offer consistently accu- offers so many options, along with consistent rate flash exposures that can adjust to nearly any lighting situa- exposure and performance. I have to be ready for that special moment at all times. The tions you face. Nikon Speedlights communicate with your Nikon Creative Lighting System helps me do that. D-SLR to perform all the complex lighting calculations for you. http://www.gordonnash.com Nikon’s exclusive monitor pre-flash offers precise feedback infor- mation, registering everything from available light and shadows Camera setting data: to color temperature and reflective surfaces within the scene. Camera and Speedlights: D200 The camera also integrates information from its built-in database (built-in Speedlight as of over 30,000 actual scenes to determine the ideal exposure -– commander) and SB-800 (remote unit) all within a millisecond before each shutter release. Whether on Lens: AF 85mm f/1.8D top of the camera or used as a wireless remote unit, Nikon’s Shutter speed: 1/125 sec. Aperture: f/2.2 Creative Lighting System offers the most dependable and con- Exposure mode: Aperture-Priority Auto Flash mode: i-TTL sistent flash exposure in the business. Image quality: RAW 4 Speedlight Bright lights, big ideas – with only one Nikon Speedlight, you can: Nikon’s exclusive i-TTL: a higher level of accuracy Go the distance: more flash power The real breakthrough is Nikon’s moni- The Speedlights built into tor pre-flash. It is designed to provide Nikon D-SLRs are smart and your Nikon D-SLR with consistently responsive, but sometimes accurate feedback information in order your subject is far enough to achieve ideal flash output. This away that you simply need level of accuracy is found nowhere Built-in Speedlight more flash power. Connect a else. Nikon external Speedlight and you can capture sub- jects at a much greater distance with more balanced SB-800 attached © Joe McNally illumination. Soften the light: bounce flash Direct light can be harsh and leave a distracting shadow i-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash behind your subject. Try turning the flash head toward a wall or Speedlight tips: Diffuser ceiling and you’ll soften the Direct flash light and get rid of the shadow, Use a diffuser above the flash to soft- creating a more flattering atmosphere for portraits. en the light and eliminate harsh shad- ows. This is useful in almost Bounce flash © Gordon Nash any flash situation, includ- ing fill flash, for natural looking skin. Capture the action: Auto FP High-Speed Sync Indispensable to outdoor pho- tography, this enables action- stopping shutter speeds with fill flash. It is also important to portraiture, allowing you to use Normal sync larger apertures for a more pleasingly radiant ambient light. Your camera will automatically set itself to this mode if the shutter Auto FP High-Speed Sync stops the action © Joe McNally speed rises above the camera’s standard flash sync Shutter speed: 1/3200 sec. speed of 1/250 second. Maintain the exposure: Flash Value (FV) Lock The FV Lock (Flash Value Lock) maintains the same flash value for correct exposure during a sequence of photographs, allowing you to zoom in on your Original exposure subject, change the composi- tion or adjust the aperture, all without altering your intended exposure. That way you can concentrate on Main subject’s exposure stays the same © Joe McNally capturing your subject without worrying about adjust- regardless of any compositional changes. ing the lighting. Make lighting work for you with wireless Joe McNally — Photojournalist (U.S.A.) There have been many difficult lighting situations in my career where the Nikon Creative Lighting System literally amazed me by sorting out a proper exposure. The System offers incredibly high accuracy in most shooting scenarios. Milliseconds before each shot, the camera meter and Speedlight speak to each other, relaying and calculating massive amounts of lighting information — exposure variance, RGB, reflectance, distance and contrast, to name a few — all of which are constantly shifting and changing. I’ve always said that no camera system will ever solve every problem, but Nikon cameras and the Creative Lighting System do a phenomenal job of sorting through the data to give you accurate exposures. This is a major reason to use Nikon. http://www.joemcnally.com Camera setting data: Camera and Speedlight: D2X and three SB-800s (one on-camera mas- ter/commander and two remote units) Lens: AF-S DX 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED Shutter speed: 1/160 sec. Aperture: f/14 Exposure mode: Aperture-Priority Auto Flash mode: i-TTL Image quality: RAW Turn good shots into great shots with Simply set everything to Nikon's exclusive i-TTL for consistently accu- Advanced Wireless Lighting rate exposures in even the most dif- You can accomplish a lot with just one Speedlight, but ficult lighting situations. It's just as sometimes an image would benefit from more artistic illumina- easy to explore alternate exposures tion. Adding more Speedlights not only adds depth to the scene by adjusting the flash exposure com- but also character and charm to your subject. One of the great- pensation of individual Speedlight Group A illuminates the main subject from est benefits that is singular to Nikon’s Advanced Wireless groups. Or if you like, turn off a the side Lighting is that controlling dozens of Speedlights is just as easy Speedlight group, or set everything as controlling your on-camera Speedlight. And because it’s wire- to manual — all via the LCD panel on the Master Speedlight, all less, setting up your Speedlights can be done quickly and possible without ever leaving your camera. Multiple Speedlight smoothly no matter where you’re shooting. From the Master control has never been this intuitive and fluid. No other lighting Speedlight located on top of your camera, you can control the system comes close. flash output of three groups of wireless remote units, adding any number of Speedlights to each of these groups. Group C: Illuminates background On-camera Commander Group B: Illuminates Group A: Illuminates middle ground main subject You can control up to 4 groups of Speedlights, includ- Control it all from here. Set the flash mode, Add Group B to ing the Master and 3 remote i-TTL Speedlight groups, turn Speedlight groups on or off and con- emphasize the middle to achieve complete control of your lighting environ- trol the flash exposure compensation for up ground and Group C ment. All groups can be controlled from the Master, to 4 Speedlight groups from the Master for the background and there is no limit to how many you can use.
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