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Nikon Speedlight SB-910 AF Shoe Mount Flash

Name: Nikon Speedlight SB-910 AF Shoe Mount Flash
Brand: Nikon
Price: 395.0 AUD
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Rating: 5.0 (12 reviews)

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Model: Nikon SB-910

UPC: 0018208048090

Compatible Brand: For Nikon

Brand: Nikon

Type: Shoe Mount

Mount Interface: Hot Shoe

Light Type: LED

MPN: 4809

Features: LCD Display, Rapid-Fire Mode, E-TTL, Wireless Remote Control, Built-in Bounce Card, TTL, AF Assist Light, Built-in Diffuser, Flash Exposure Compensation, S-TTL, Swivel, Rear/Second Curtain Sync, Zoom, Tilt

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Product Information

The Nikon Speedlight SB-910 is a shoe mount flash that allows you to capture clear and well illuminated photographs of your subjects. This Nikon flash helps you to capture even the fast moving objects with clarity. Furthermore, you can add creative effects to your captured photos by selecting from the three different illumination patterns in this shoe mount flash. The Nikon Speedlight SB-910 flash features thermal cut out protection that prevents the flash from over-heating during use, thanks to its shorter recycling time. What’s more, this Nikon flash weighs only 420 gm, which makes it convenient for carrying along on all your travel expeditions.

Product Identifiers

Brand

Nikon

MPN

4809

GTIN

0018208048090

UPC

0018208048090

Model

Sb-910 Af, SB-910 AF

eBay Product ID (ePID)

111829059

Product Key Features

Light Type

LED

Compatible Brand

Nikon, For Nikon

Mount Interface

Hot Shoe

Features

LCD Display, Rapid-Fire Mode, E-TTL, Wireless Remote Control, Built-in Bounce Card, Full Specs AT Nikon Website, TTL, AF Assist Light, Built-in Diffuser, i-TTL, Flash Exposure Compensation, S-TTL, Flash Compensation (+/-), AF-assist illuminator, Swivel, Rear/Second Curtain Sync, Flash Adjustment, Zoom, Tilt, Flash Light

Type

Shoe Mount

Dimensions

Weight

420gr

Depth

3.1

Height

5.7

Width

4.4

Item Weight

420gr

Additional Product Features

Origin

During peak time,it may be shipped from HK direct

Power Source

4X AA Battery

Wireless Flash Modes

Master, Master (RPT), Off, Remote, SU-4

Manual

Digital Copy

Number of Batteries Supported

Capacity

2000 mAh

Remote Function

Yes

Color

Black

Wireless Groups

Three: A, B and C

Guide Number

34m@ Iso 100 (35mm.)

Battery Type

Lithium Battery

What is in the box 2 of 3

Fluorescent Color Filter (SZ-2FL), Diffusion Dome (SW-13H)

Product Type

Camera Flashes

Weight (Approx. without batteries)

14.8 oz. (420 g)

Type of Camera

Digital Cameras

Horizontal Angle Of Rotation

+180 / -180

Commander Function

Yes

Zoom Range

35-200mm

What is in the box 1 of 3

Flash, Flash Stand (AS-21), Incandescent Color Filter (SZ-2TN)

Placement on Vehicle

Front

Mount Type

Hot Shoe

Wireless Communication Channels

Four: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Channels

Connector Type

Smart Accessory Shoe

Charger

International Charger with AU Adapter

What is in the box 3 of 3

Soft Case (SS-910), Booklet, User's Manual

Battery Size Supported

Dimensions

3.1 x 5.7 x 4.4 in. (78.5 x 145 x 113 mm) (Approx.)

Compatible

For Sony

Flash Modes

Manual

To Fit

Camera

Size Type

Regular

Ready Light

Front

Camera Type

Digital Camera

Camera Technology

Digital

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Flash recycles quickly

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by sean4638
07 May, 2012
Nikon's most powerful, complex-yet-fairly-easy-to-use flash ever.
The specs promised enough light to illuminate an area focused at 200mm and this is true. The unit's so powerful that I rarely use it without a diffuser and the head angled at 60 degrees. It recycles rapidly especially with Sanyo Eneloop batteries, from which I get around 1000 flashes per charge. I think I read once that the old SB800 with its 5th battery clipped on had faster recycling times than the SB900. In real time, however, I have found that the new SB910 will manage its power such that it almost keeps up with a D300 shooting at hi-speed. Almost - it misses about 1 frame in 5, but it's pretty quick. Again here, I make mention of Eneloop batteries, as I'm sure they play a role in this. After all, you can't run an F1 on unleaded fuel, right? I'd love to see what this flash is capable ... The specs promised enough light to illuminate an area focused at 200mm and this is true. The unit's so powerful that I rarely use it without a diffuser and the head angled at 60 degrees. It recycles rapidly especially with Sanyo Eneloop batteries, from which I get around 1000 flashes per charge. I think I read once that the old SB800 with its 5th battery clipped on had faster recycling times than the SB900. In real time, however, I have found that the new SB910 will manage its power such that it almost keeps up with a D300 shooting at hi-speed. Almost - it misses about 1 frame in 5, but it's pretty quick. Again here, I make mention of Eneloop batteries, as I'm sure they play a role in this. After all, you can't run an F1 on unleaded fuel, right? I'd love to see what this flash is capable of with an external powerpack attached but, honestly, why lug that around? If you're using this flash, you are a pro, or trying to be, so you are not machine-gunning your subjects, so the flash doesn't have to keep up with your shutter on hi-speed. This flash is a monster, at least 10% bigger than the old SB800, and this is a minor dislike just for the space it takes up when packed. The LCD is clearer to read and in combination with a bunch of extra buttons, somewhat easier to use than its predecessors. The question begs, however: why do they persist with the antiquated digital-watch-style icons in their menus. There is a brilliant set of menus on the backs of all their SLRs and the same software in this flash would be ... sensible. The other question, I guess, would be why don't Nikon build a shorter, fatter chassis and make room for the EN-EL3 or EN-EL4 battteries. Imagine that! One battery type for both your camera and your flash. (You'd make more money too, Mr Nikon!) As you can see, it's actually very hard to fault this machine. Oh, and there's a funky new multi-switch to cycle through OFF,ON,MASTER,REMOTE by click-stops rather than menu icons. Nice. The reason for such a quick upgrade from the recently released SB900, as far as I can find out, is that the SB900 suffered from overheating. When too hot, it'd just stop and remain inactive for about 5 minutes. Bad news during a catwalk or in the aftermath of a grand final. The upgraded SB910 has a thermal protection pre-cut-out slowdown and some better overall power management software. However, I recently used it at a beach wedding. No clouds, 11am. Horrible stark, harsh daylight so the flash got thrashed yet it didn't slow down (as it's programmed to when overheating)nor did it turn off. In these conditions most discharges would have been at full power or pretty close to it. I can also say that I was relieved by the shadow-softening in most of the day's pix and was even quite impressed by the studio-strobe quality of some of the close-ups. If you're a pro, or are trying to be, then buy this flash. If you're an enthusiast who only wants the best, buy this flash. Everyone else should compare the specs to the SB700. That, too, is an excellent unit, but smaller, less powerful, less complex and cheaper by half. Personally, I've got two more SB910s coming. One for camera #2 and one as backup. My 3 old units (2 x SB600 and 1 x SB800) will now be remote strobes in creative lighting setups and the whole lot can be driven by one SB910 on camera #1. Very cool portable studio. There is no comparison to another Nikon flash. The SB910 is Nikon's professional model and it behaves just like it should.
by gunnpunk
23 Aug, 2022
quality stumps budget
nikon built flash first time i have had a flash gun from the manufacturer of my cameras normally used non genuine flashes but have proved some what unreliable this flash is the real deal............
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: griffin7013
by prey8705
16 Jul, 2020
Amazing flash
Brilliant photos easy to use in both auto and manual modes
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: mchines2674
by xf87s
05 Mar, 2013
Brilliant Nikon TTL flash out to 200mm
Needed to get this SB910 Nikon Speedlight to stretch out to 200mm TTL as my both my SB800 & SB900 came up short. This SB910 is Brilliant and definitely top of the heap of Nikon Speedlights. Would always go the extra expense for this model against buying any earlier model regardless of how low its price. You will be thrilled. Buy the Nikon SB910 in full confidence of joyous outcomes.
by panoracle
03 Aug, 2012
Powerful, versatile flash unit
This is a great flash unit. It is so versatile - it can be fully automatic or manually customisable. Very powerful. Im taking some great shots with it and love using it.

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Nikon's most powerful, complex-yet-fairly-easy-to-use flash ever.

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Brilliant Nikon TTL flash out to 200mm

Powerful, versatile flash unit

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