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Product Summary:

The Nikon Speedlite SB-910 is a professional-grade external flash, serving as a powerful and versatile lighting tool for Nikon shooters in Japan. It features a high Guide Number of 34 (at 35mm, ISO 100) and an extended zoom range from 17 millimeter to 200 millimeter. The SB-910 is a core component of the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS), supporting both i-TTL flash control and the advanced Advanced Wireless Lighting (optical-based) system.

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A key advantage of the SB-910 is its selectable light distribution types (“Standard,” “Center-weighted,” and “Uniform”), allowing the photographer to tailor light output precisely for different subjects and environments.

Quick Highlights:

  • High power with a Guide Number of 34 (at 35mm, ISO 100).
  • Versatile auto-zoom mechanism covering 17 millimeter to 200 millimeter.
  • Selectable light distribution patterns (Standard, Center-weighted, Uniform).
  • Full compatibility with the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS) and Advanced Wireless Lighting.
  • Flexible bounce head: 90 degrees up, 7 degrees down, 180 degrees left/right.
  • Equipped with a specialized AF assist light for Multi-CAM3500 FX/DX sensors.

Product Details / Description:

The Nikon Speedlite SB-910 offers professionals and enthusiasts a high degree of lighting control, essential for creative photography in varied settings. Its quick setup and sophisticated automatic features allow for fast, reliable flash usage while exploring Japan.

About the Product

The SB-910 supports an array of lighting modes including i-TTL (intelligent Through-The-Lens), manual flash, repeating flash, and three types of external auto flash control. The unique ability to choose the light distribution type means you can prioritize even coverage (“Uniform”), concentrate light for telephoto work (“Center-weighted”), or use the default standard distribution. The flash automatically adjusts for FX or DX format cameras.

Its bounce head provides comprehensive mobility, including a 7-degree downward tilt useful for close-up work. The AF assist light is designed to work seamlessly with Nikon’s professional autofocus sensors, aiding focusing in low-light conditions.

Key Features

  • Supports three light distribution types: Standard, Uniform, and Center-weighted.
  • Wide power range with manual control down to 1 slash 128 power.
  • Compatible with three types of AA batteries: Alkaline, Lithium, and Ni-MH rechargeable.
  • Features Auto FP High-Speed Sync and FV (Flash Value) Lock.
  • Includes bounce adapter and color filter for light modification.

Technical Specifications

CharacteristicDetail
Guide Number (35mm)34 (ISO 100, m) / 48 (ISO 200, m)
Zoom Coverage17 millimeter to 200 millimeter
Light DistributionStandard, Uniform, Center-weighted (FX/DX auto-switching)
Bounce AnglesUp 90°, Down 7°, Left/Right 180°
Wireless TypeAdvanced Wireless Lighting (Optical) & SU-4 Type
Power Source4 AA Batteries (Alkaline, Li, Ni-MH)

What’s in the box (Included Items):

  • Nikon Speedlite SB-910
  • Case
  • 4 AA Alkaline Batteries
  • Mini Stand
  • Color Filter
  • Bounce Adapter
  • QR code for viewing the instruction manual

Where This Product Can Be Used:

  • Professional indoor and outdoor portraiture using i-TTL and bounce flash.
  • Event photography utilizing high-speed sync to manage ambient light.
  • Multi-flash setups using the optical Advanced Wireless Lighting system.
  • Telephoto flash photography benefiting from the 200 millimeter zoom and focused light (Center-weighted).
  • Low-light shooting where the AF assist light is crucial for accurate autofocus.

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Faqs:

What is the significance of the selectable light distribution types?

The three light distribution types (Standard, Center-weighted, and Uniform) allow you to control how the light is cast. Uniform spreads the light evenly across the frame, ideal for shooting walls for bounce. Center-weighted concentrates the light slightly in the center, useful for telephoto shooting. Standard provides the default balance. This allows for precise light control based on the shooting scenario.

Does the SB-910 support radio wireless control?

The SB-910 primarily uses the optical-based Advanced Wireless Lighting (AWL) system, where communication is via light pulses. It does not have built-in radio wireless control like the newer SB-5000. For radio control, external triggers are required.

How is the AF assist light useful?

The AF assist light projects a pattern onto the subject, which is read by the camera’s autofocus sensor (specifically optimized for Multi-CAM3500 FX/DX modules). This enables the camera to lock focus quickly and accurately even in total darkness or very low-contrast situations, a significant advantage in demanding shooting environments.

What are the benefits of using lithium AA batteries with the SB-910?

The SB-910 is compatible with 1 point 5V lithium AA batteries, which are lighter than alkaline or Ni-MH batteries and often offer a longer overall life span, though their recycle times may not be as fast as dedicated Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. They are an excellent option for long days of shooting where carrying spare battery weight is a concern.

What is SU-4 type wireless multiple flash photography?

SU-4 type wireless shooting is a simpler, non-TTL manual/auto wireless mode. When set to SU-4, the flash acts as a slave, triggered by any other flash firing (including a basic manual flash). It sets its own exposure based on the light it receives, without complex communication with the camera.

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