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Yup, I was going to reply, until I read his last question. So .. confused here tooI don't know how anybody has kept this all straight. Hasn't the OP asked two separate questions? His confused terminology does not help.
Yup, I was going to reply, until I read his last question. So .. confused here tooI don't know how anybody has kept this all straight. Hasn't the OP asked two separate questions? His confused terminology does not help.
Everyone gave you some great info, but let me phrase it a little differently.
The CLS system works AWESOME... until it doesn't. And then you're SCREWED. I used mine successfully for quite a while, until one day I needed to use it outdoors and man did it not work out. There are other situations folks mentioned that have similar problems- around corners, or behind obstructions and such. Try to put a hair light directly behind your subject and you will see what I mean.
The TTL is a good thing to keep in mind. My pocketwizards do TTL and it makes it very easy to work with them.
Ok I understand that but in my situation debating whether to get pocket wizard of not is quite frustrating. Especially after watching 3hr of nikon tutorial teaching how to use their speedlight CLS System control by master in the nikon camera. Guy is shooting indoor as well as outdoor and remotely being able to tweak/adjust every setting to every speedlight. He is also using unlimited amount of them in 3 groups playing with their individually. Amazing. Not sure if after investing into pocket wizard (one for each speedlight) won't limit the futures of nikon CLS. Especially adjusting/tweaking them remotely when u sitting and they are on high tripod far away etc...
My aim is to be as remote/compact as possible and that's shooting portraits on location rather being bound to my studio waiting for the client to turn up etc. Today people are already busy enough and I think my remote service turning up in clients house with mobile studio will be win win for both parties. Therefore I am trying to get as mobile as possible while buying my gear. So far I've got sb910, d800 and 3 prime G lenses. Not sure what's next and that's the point. Some advising on anther few nikon speed lights, some invest in consistent light (soft boxes)..
I'm a bit confused here to be honest...
I've using d800 on cam flash as trigger set in commander mode controlling my SB910 in remote mode. I'm wondering what benefit would be using a on cam trigger rather then built in cam flash which doesn't contribute to the exposure at all. Any idea?