the.j129
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Hello! this is my first post..and i'm just a novice, so please forgive me for any mistakes I make here.
okay.. I'm looking to buy a flash for my nikon d3000. I'd like the guide number to be more than 20m at the minimum.
The inbuilt flash on the d3000 serves me brilliantly and I only need an external flash for some situations where I need more light. like at night, or parties and gatherings with insufficient light.
I'm worried about trigger voltage from Non-Nikon flashes... and i've read conflicting stuff on the internet..some say my camera supports 8v some say 250volts.. so i really don't know.
could you please recommend som flashes that would be cheap..but effective. since I'm not looking for something fancy.
what about these?- On Camera Flashes
so i guess my main questions boil down to-
1.I'm just looking for some recommendations in this range. (35-50)
2.whether they will be compatible with my d3000. in accordance with the trigger voltage
3.and finally what's iTTL? and how do these generic ones differ?
okay.. I'm looking to buy a flash for my nikon d3000. I'd like the guide number to be more than 20m at the minimum.
The inbuilt flash on the d3000 serves me brilliantly and I only need an external flash for some situations where I need more light. like at night, or parties and gatherings with insufficient light.
I'm worried about trigger voltage from Non-Nikon flashes... and i've read conflicting stuff on the internet..some say my camera supports 8v some say 250volts.. so i really don't know.
could you please recommend som flashes that would be cheap..but effective. since I'm not looking for something fancy.
what about these?- On Camera Flashes
so i guess my main questions boil down to-
1.I'm just looking for some recommendations in this range. (35-50)
2.whether they will be compatible with my d3000. in accordance with the trigger voltage
3.and finally what's iTTL? and how do these generic ones differ?