Buy Nikon SB-R200 Remote SpeedlightNikon SB-R200 Remote Speedlight Product Description:
- Functions only as a remote Speedlight unit
- Auto FP High-Speed Sync; use with fast shutter speeds achieves effective blurring of out-of-focus background elements
- FV lock holds flash value, enabling re-composition prior to shooting
- Electronic Construction - Automatic Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) and series circuitry (for wireless remote flash only)
- Guide Number - 10/33 (ISO 100, m/ft), 14/46 (ISO 200, m/ft)
Product Description
Included Accessories: Speedlight Stand (AS-20), Soft Case (SS-R200), Color Filter Set (SJ-R200), Color Filter Holder (SZ-1)
The Nikon SB-R200 Remote Speedlight gives you more lighting options for macro and close-up photography. This portable wireless remote flash unit portable wireless remote flash unit controls Nikon's Advanced Wireless Lighting system. The attachment ring is used to connect the SB-R200 to the front of the lens, via an Attachment Ring SX-1, held in the photographer's hand, or freely positioned by using the Speedlight Stand AS-20 (included). The kit has a variety of accessories to help users enjoy close-up flash shooting, such as the Extreme Close-Up Positioning Adapter SW-11, Color Filter Set SJ-R200, Diffuser SW-12 and Flexible Arm Clip SW-C1. Bounce Capability - Flash head tilts down (toward the optical axis) to 60 with click stops at every 15 , or up to 45 (in the opposite direction) with click stops at every 15 Angle of Coverage - 60 vertical; 78 horizontal Flash Mode - i-TTL, D-TTL, TTL (film-based cameras); M (manual) Recycling Time - Approx. 6 seconds or less Number of flashes - Approx. 290 Flash Duration - Approx. 600 ms White LED target light Ready-light display Dedicated shoe for Attachment Ring (SX-1) or Speedlight Stand (AS-20) Power Source - One CR123A (3V) lithium battery Dimensions (WxHxD) - 3.1 x 3.0 x 2.2 (80 x 75 x 55 mm) Weight - 4.2 oz. (120g)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By taylor dixson
I bought the SB-R200 flash primarily for macro tabletop work, but I find I use it more far more often than I thought I would. It is so small and lightweight, it is always in my camera bag. It is great when you don't want to lug around an SB-900 but would still like to add some off camera flash. The Nikon CLS is pretty amazing, the little SB-R communicates wirelessly (through pre-flashes) and adjusts its power with TTL metering. Or you can go manual, all wirelessly from your camera.One note, this flash can not be mounted in a hot shoe. It is remote only! Nikon does make an adapter ring to mount this to the front of your lens (for macro work) They also make a kit (Nikon R1C1) that includes 2 SB-R 200's, the lens adapter and a commander unit (if your camera does not have a built in flash to control the remote units).
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By B. Cadotte
I have a Nikon R1 kit and wanted to add 2 more lights to the kit. They do not have alot of range, but are not made to be used as a big powerful flash either. They work very well with the onboard Nikon CLS (wireless) system. They do use CR123 batteries which will cost you a little bit. They do make them in a rechargeable now to help save on expenses.
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By Ivanq
I have the Nikon R1 system and use it primarily on a Sigma 150 2.8 macro. The longer 1:1 distance of the Sigma was, in this case, detrimental to using the two SB-200s that I had - not enough power. So I bought a third SB-200 and so far it's really helped. I think the original configuration of two SB-200s of the R1 would probably work fine on a shorter macro such as the Nikon 85 mm because the 1:1 distance is much closer. I have the 85mm but haven't tried the R1 with it yet.
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