How do I setup my Nikon SB 600?

How do I setup my Nikon SB 600?

How To Setup Nikon SB-600 Flash To Work In Commander Mode

1. On the SB-600, press the ZOOM and “-” buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds to display the Custom Settings mode.
2. Press the ZOOM or MODE button to select wireless mode ON.
3. To set the group and channel, press the ZOOM and “-” buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds.

How do I reset my SB 600?

One good way to remember how to reset the flash is the word “Reset” printed on the back with lines linking the word to the Mode and Power buttons. You hold down those two buttons at the same time for a couple seconds as Mac says above.

What is Nikon Creative Lighting CLS?

The Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS) is Nikon’s original flash system that uses optimized data communication between Speedlights and cameras. A variety of advanced features are achieved via a combination of Speedlights and CLS-compatible cameras*, this expands the possibilities of flash photography.

How does Nikon CLS work?

Nikon CLS is a wireless system that allows line-of-sight, limited range wireless control of remote flashes. A single flash can be controlled, as can several banks of multiple flashes. They work with any flash that can be triggered via an external jack. An adapter exists to trigger shoe-mount flashes.

What makes the Nikon Speedlight SB-600 so special?

The Nikon Speedlight SB-600 also delivers plenty of style, both in its compact dimensions and a triangular motif consistent with the Nikon D-SLR theme. The Nikon Speedlight SB-600 comes complete with a Speedlight stand and a soft case, while two flash cables (the SC-29 and SC-28) and the Color Filter Set (SJ-1) are available as options.

What is the SB-500 Speedlight good for?

With that intelligence and more illumination power than a camera’s pop-up flash, the SB-500 Speedlight is excellent as a fill-light outdoors (brightening shadowy areas on your subject) or for soft bounce lighting indoors.

What Flash does The SB-400 work with?

It’s the only flash, along with the SB-400and SB-800, that works properly with the current Nikon digital SLRs like the D50, D40, D80, D200, D2XsD70, D2Hand D2Xand their new i-TTL exposure system. Read hereabout how to use it remotely, which it does for free with the built-in slave.

Does the SB-600 support advanced wireless lighting?

When used in combination with Nikon’s latest digital SLRs, the D70 or D2H, the SB-600 supports Advanced Wireless Lighting as a remote Speedlight that can be positioned as one of multiple remote flashes to significantly extend creative possibilities.