What is there to say? Nikon is always nikon, reliable and great flash.

Works better than my expensive nikon flash!! I would highly recommend this!!

I had a SB600 from Nikon I tried to use with my Sony a6000 or Olympus Pl2. Whatever i did, the flash was too bright. I had no problem using the Neewer TT560. I bought two of these and set them up as slaves to the built in flash. Light is light so what isn't to like. I am very pleased with th equality of the construction. These units are very well bult for the money.

It is a good addition to my hardy all weather olympus miu but the flash got stuck (about a month after purchase) which didnt allow user to take pictures. However, it was still under warranty and Canon repaired it. It will take some time for me to discover all the cool functions though.,

This works reasonably well on my Olympus TG-5; especially in digital microscope mode. The adapter guides the focusing LED into a ring for macro photography. The camera's flash cannot be used with the ring installed, and the LED is not as bright as the flash. However, it does allow video to be shot up close. Like the FD-1 flash diffuser, the price is pretty steep for a few pieces of plastic welded together.

I assume that a Nikon flash came with some instructions. If so, they were not with the product.

This is a review of the Nikon SB910 Flash.I had this for a while now and as other say it works fine, it recycles quite quickly and, of course, supports all features of the Nikon Creative Lighting System. However, after mounts of using it I have come to the conclusion that there are better ways of spending this amount of money on lights. First of all, as other said already, this is a "new" SB900 with the only improvement of not having the bugs of the SB900 and costing more, which is not nice. Second, the flash falls in a size which is somehow too large to be powered by four AA cells and used at full power but it is too small to get the big BOOP when you need it. The price of this gets you already in the monoblock group: Einsteins, Elichroms, they all cost about the same. Of course, here you are paying for specific auto-functions which actually work quite well, but at least for me this is the last time I get into this size of flash. I imagine that there are situation in which this is the only way to go but if you are thinking of using the flash on a light stand, with umbrellas, softboxes, whatever, I would recommend you take some time considering whether this is really what you need.Ah, the four stars instead of five are not for some specific feature of this flash which does not work properly, only because it is my opinion that Nikon should have recalled their SB900 and upgraded at no cost, instead of launching this at higher price and because there are details, such as the design of the bag the flash comes with and the quality of the plastic used for the casing which at this price point should be much better.

Excellent flash from Nikon. Does everything you will need it to do.