Très bien mais malheureusement documentation un peu succincte et peu précise sur les fonctions.Heureusement il nous reste les forums !

Lo uso poco,visto la poca necessita' del sistema digitale, che dire? E' NIKON e questo basta.apperezzo molto la piastra della slitta in metallo e il blocco rapido.

Prodotto fantastico come tutti i prodotti Nital con garanzia ufficiale Italia di 2 anni.Pacco in perfette condizioni arrivato prima del previsto.

Excellent product, although there is a learning curve for me.

It is just the thing for the Nikon DSLR. So much better than the SB800. This item is a must have for all camera owners.

hervorragend verpackt pünktlich bei mir angekommen.Beide Beschreibungen zum Blitz leider nur in englisch, aber deutsche Bedienungsanleitung fix im Netz zu finden und herunterzuladen. Erste Tests zeigten das was ich auch erwartet habe. Bei Dauerfeuer auch dauerblitz ohne überhitzung.das Gerät ist auf jeden Fall weiter zu empfehlen.

Bought it for my daughter who apparently had no memory of digital cameras existing prior to them being embedded in phones and tablets. When I pulled out our trusty Nikon she exclaimed "what is that?!" She is now taking lots of pictures. As the branding implies it is a basic tripod but also a good one.

The Nikon SB-900 is an excellent flash that is very easy to use. The menu and controls are about as straightforward and intuitive as they can be. I like the ability to switch the camera to on, remote, and master with a single switch. An advantage of this flash over the SB-600 is that it has the "old fashioned" auto capability via a sensor on the flash itself. This yields more consistent results than Balanced TTL flash for outdoor shots. Just set the flash to Auto Aperture or Auto and dial in -1.0 to -2.0 flash compensation for consistently outstanding outdoor fill flash shots. I recently used the SB-900 to shoot a fair during the day. With the flash set to Auto Aperture and flash compensation set to -1.0, every shot was well exposed. The fair organizers were blown away with the results. I used the high speed FP function with a shutter speed of 1/800 to shoot skateboarders catching some air. With this function you can use the flash all the way up to the camera's maximum shutter speed.The wireless flash function works as advertised. I have used it both indoors and outdoors in the shade using the D300's built in flash as the master (trigger). I haven't used the color compensation filters, but they will be valuable for shooting indoor events to match flash color with ambient light. Regarding the thermal cutoff feature mentioned in some reviews, I haven't used the flash to shoot multiple full-power shots in rapid succession. However, with Nikon's current pro DSLRs you can increase the ISO to 1000 or higher without degrading image quality. Higher ISOs require lower flash power. Lower flash power means less heat. Less heat means a reduced likelihood of triggering the thermal cutoff. Your flash batteries will also last longer if you increase ISO.I don't find the size or weight of the flash to be an issue. During the fair mentioned above, I carried the SB-900 attached to a Nikon D300 with a Nikkor 18-200mm lens and Op-Tech neoprene strap for over 5 hours without complaint. The only drawback to this flash is that it's a bit pricey. In my opinion, a price point under four-hundred dollars would be good.