Other older CLS flashes, such as the SB-600, SB-800, SB-900, or SB-910 have to be controlled outside the Z camera menu system. That's the complete list, and it's an important list to know, as the internal firmware of the recent cameras, including the Z cameras, only fully supports these Speedlights (with the exception of the SB-700 for some reason, which does not link to the Flash Control menu in the camera Nikon calls flashes that work with the in-camera menu as having Unified Flash Control). R1C1 - a kit of components for Close-up work, consists of a single SU-800 controller and two SB-R200 remote lightsĪll links are to B&H, this site's exclusive advertiser.SB-300 - the smallest, simplest flash, but with limited capabilities.SB-500 - a small, versatile flash that adds a video-friendly LED.SB-700 - a bit less capable, but still strong all-around flash.
SB-5000 - top of the line, do everything, high-power flash.Before I get to those, I'll point to Nikon's "current" CLS Speedlight flashes: While what Nikon suggests about compatibility is basically true, some wrinkles are present that you need to know about. CLS is also known as i-TTL, and was Nikon's second attempt at a "digital compatible" flash system. Nikon claims that the Z cameras are all CLS (Creative Lighting System) compatible. What Happens if I Lose my Downloaded File?.Can I copy the eBook file to my other computers?.Why can't I find your works in the Kindle (Nook, Apple, Android) store?.Why can't I find your works in bookstores?.Are your books just rewrites of the manual?.
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