Further to this, Nikon has some pages showing speedlight positions and results: click on the wireless link too. And here are some pages which show how to set Nikon flashes as master/slave combinations, with photos showing the settings. Very useful.
There’s a shop in Leeds devoted entirely to lighting.
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Further to this, Nikon has some pages showing speedlight positions and results: click on the wireless link too. And here are some pages which show how to set Nikon flashes as master/slave combinations, with photos showing the settings. Very useful.
There’s a shop in Leeds devoted entirely to lighting.
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