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Question: Can I use this flash in a Nikon d7100?
Document: I use mine on a nikon d90 and d80 body and it works flawlessly on both. If you need a darn good flash without spending the serious money on a nikon branded option, look no further and order away.
I do not have a Nikon camera.1. I purchased this flash to use strictly as a remote flash with my Sony A77 DSLR. The built in flash detector works well for short distance triggering but not around corners.2. This strobe works well with my remote trigger (Firefly II) for long range and around corners.3. Since I do not use it with a Nikon camera, it is used only in manual mode. Works well. Cannot comment on automatic operation.4.
I was using a Nikon SB-800 flashfor the past 5 years. It died. I love this flash more. In my work as a professional Photographer. I use the flash mostly for outdoor portraits of people for a fill flash. This gives me better light control. Quick and easy to override for a little more or less light as needed. Recycles from spent to full power in 4 seconds. I can't find anything faster. Instead of spending $600 for a new Nikon flash.
Received earlier than promised. Tried out with my Nikon D7100. It worked very well on camera, as a remote triggered by the on camera flash set in commander mode, as a remote triggered by my Nikon SB700 flash, and as a remote triggered by my SU 800 flash commander. After abut 100 shots, it is brighter than the SB 700 and a lot easier to use (in spite of the miserable instruction book). The pictures taken all appeared to be properly exposed when viewed on the camera.
I would definitely buy from this seller again. The second flash works MUCH better. It doesn't have that strong odor, the batteries and the flash stay cool after a few flashes. I haven't used it more than just a few test shots, but I will continue to post and update. The case is also very nice and handy. I love that it comes with the cover diffuser, and a place to store batteries since TTLs use batteries like crazy!
I used it once on a paid gig. I was very pleased with its overall performance in fact I went an ordered a second unit. Time will tell how good this flash really is, how durable it will be. If I encounter problems down the road I will provide additional feedback. So with the exception of the joke of an owners manual, based on first time use and its features, I have to give the Xit XTDF260N 4 stars.Well my flash friends, 16 months have gone by.
Can't write about, what I couldn't use, Itt's Large, heavy and seemed well built. Sent back and bought the SB-700.
Great flash and works well, but does not work with D2X, which is listed by some sites as compatible with this flash. Be aware there are limited instructions on use and compatibility, but overall excellent function and photos. Great for the value.
I thought my unit had failed already until I realized the panel was in place. As soon as I retracted the wide angle diffuser panel, the auto and manual zoom controls worked perfectly! It had me going for a moment!! !-The manual mode is a real pleasure to use.
I have been shooting since the Nikon F came out and compared this to my Nikon flash,Flash color just barely harsher, what a deal, definitely worth it if just as a backup
Answer: Yes, I sent mine back. I don't recommend it. You can get better flash on here for same money or less. Look up Yongnu.