gregtallica
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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Or, at least I think I am. Sorry for starting another new thread, but I don't want to hijack someone elses.
I'm looking at the Yongnuo YN 468 II. Amazon.com: Yongnuo YN-468 II i-TTL Speedlite Flash With LCD Display, for Nikon: Camera & Photo
I like that this has the TTL. I'd love to learn how to use manual flash, and will with this in manual mode when I can. But, using the TTL, this one ideally should work with my D7k fairly well when on the camera in the right mode, correct?
I've been reading and rereading, and I'm having trouble understanding which flash is right for me. I don't want to spend more than $100 right now, and I'd like TTL. I want it mainly for shooting concerts, and my girlfriend will use for portraiture. We both want to get into OCF, and I'm assuming with the right cables, this will be able to work later on for OCF.
Is this a good one for my situation, are there better recommendations? I'm having the hardest damn time trying to figure out what is right for me. I've read "If you don't know, keep researching..." but so far, research isn't getting me too far, and I learn better hands on, so I'd like to get my hands on a flash.
I'm looking at the Yongnuo YN 468 II. Amazon.com: Yongnuo YN-468 II i-TTL Speedlite Flash With LCD Display, for Nikon: Camera & Photo
I like that this has the TTL. I'd love to learn how to use manual flash, and will with this in manual mode when I can. But, using the TTL, this one ideally should work with my D7k fairly well when on the camera in the right mode, correct?
I've been reading and rereading, and I'm having trouble understanding which flash is right for me. I don't want to spend more than $100 right now, and I'd like TTL. I want it mainly for shooting concerts, and my girlfriend will use for portraiture. We both want to get into OCF, and I'm assuming with the right cables, this will be able to work later on for OCF.
Is this a good one for my situation, are there better recommendations? I'm having the hardest damn time trying to figure out what is right for me. I've read "If you don't know, keep researching..." but so far, research isn't getting me too far, and I learn better hands on, so I'd like to get my hands on a flash.
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