How much does a bottle of Dom Perignon Vintage 2000 cost?
The price for a 750ml bottle of 2000 Dom Perignon Brut is $310, while that of 2000 Dom Perignon P2 Plenitude is around $445 (2021.)
Is Dom Perignon vintage 2000 still good?
2000 isn’t the best vintage of Dom (or a great vintage in general), but the Dom team did a nice job and slightly changed the style with the 2000. Most vintages of Dom go down like water when young and really need 10-20 years of post release aging to get good and interesting.
What’s the most expensive Italian wine?
The Most Expensive Italian Wines
| Wine Name | Maximum Price (USD) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tenuta dell’Ornellaia ‘Ornellaia’ Vendemia d’Artista Special Edition Bolgheri Superiore, Tuscany, Italy | 6,863 |
| 2 | Bruno Giacosa Collina Rionda, Barolo DOCG, Italy | 2,433 |
| 3 | Giuseppe Quintarelli Amarone della Valpolicella Classico Riserva DOCG, Veneto, Italy | 1,999 |
What is the difference between the yn-568ex and the yn-500ex?
The YN-500EX has a lower guide number of 53, compared to 58 of the YN-568EX, and a PC sync port instead of the updated 2.5mm sub-mini sync port found in the YN-568EX. Otherwise they both have quite similar functions, and both being E/ITTL slave units to the Canon and Nikon optic wireless systems.
Is the yn-500ex a replacement for the Nikon SB-700?
The YN-500EX is clearly designed as a 430EX II, or Nikon SB-700 alternative. I get the feeling though this flash was likely on the drawing board and in development before the YN-568EX, which is much more of an original design and not mimicking the Canon flashes.
Is the yn500ex compatible with Nikon’s wireless flashing system?
Compatible with Nikon’s and Canon’s wireless flashing system – One YN500EX is able to respectively accept internal flashing of 580EX II, SB-900/800/700, 7D/70D/60D/600D/650D/700D/750D/760D, Canon commander or N’s internal flashing and ST-E2 wireless signal, achieving external TTL and manual flashing.
Does the yn500ex have multiple triggering modes?
Multiple Triggering Mode Supported – YN500EX can be triggered by the camera set-top, built-in or main-controlled flashing commander, S1 and S2 (pre-flash-canceled mode) Supports Auto/Manual Zooming – YN500EX covers focal length range of 24～105mm, supporting full-frame/APS-C cameras.