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If your Nikon Camera Flash SB-800 doesn't fire, it might be because the canceling flash firing setting is activated in the Custom settings mode. To resolve this, deactivate the canceling flash firing setting.
What to do if ready-light does not light up on Nikon Camera Flash?
If the ready-light on your Nikon Camera Flash doesn't light up, there are a couple of potential reasons: * The battery power might be weak, in which case you should replace the batteries. * The standby function might be activated. If so, disable the standby function.
Why Nikon Camera Flash SB-800 control buttons do not work?
If the control buttons on your Nikon Camera Flash SB-800 don't work, it's possible that the control buttons are locked. Unlock the control buttons to resolve this issue.
What to do if Nikon SB-800 zoom-head position cannot be adjusted?
If the zoom-head position on your Nikon Camera Flash cannot be adjusted to other than 14mm or 17mm, it could be because the built-in wide-flash adapter is in use, or the Nikon Diffusion Dome is attached. Remove the built-in wide-flash adapter or the Nikon Diffusion Dome.
How to fix Nikon SB-800 Camera Flash shooting distance range not appearing?
If the flash shooting distance range does not appear on your Nikon Camera Flash, the flash head might be adjusted to a position other than the horizontal/front or down -7? position. Adjust the flash head to the correct position.
What to do if Nikon Camera Flash power turns off automatically?
If your Nikon Camera Flash power turns off automatically, the batteries may be extremely exhausted. Try replacing the batteries.
How to fix Nikon SB-800 not turning on?
If your Nikon Camera Flash isn't turning on, it might be due to the batteries not being installed correctly. Check that the batteries are installed correctly.
Why there is no D, or o indicator in TTL auto flash mode on Nikon SB-800 Camera Flash?
If no D, or o indicator appears in TTL auto flash mode on your Nikon Camera Flash, the camera’s exposure mode or metering system is not correctly set, or a non-CPU lens is mounted. Correct the camera’s exposure mode or metering system.
Why Nikon Camera Flash SB-800 makes a strange sound when turned off?
If your Nikon Camera Flash SB-800 makes a strange sound caused by the flash head zooming back and forth even when it's turned off, the batteries are likely extremely exhausted. Replace the batteries.
General| Product color | Black |
|---|---|
| Focal length range | 24 - 105 mm |
| Approx. number of flashes | 150 |
| Approximate recycling time | - s |
| Guide number (ISO 100, set at 35mm zoom) | 38 m |
| Battery type | AA |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 91.7 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 70.6 mm |
| Height | 127.4 mm |
| Weight | 350 g |
General safety warnings for speedlight operation and handling.
Precautions for speedlight usage, covering handling and cleaning.
Safety precautions for handling and using batteries, including charging and disposal.
Introduction to the manual, features, and learning resources.
Explanation of the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS) capabilities.
Definitions, symbols, and included items.
Recommendations for optimal use and regular maintenance of the Speedlight.
Categorization of cameras and their compatibility with flash modes.
Identification and description of the SB-800's physical components and their roles.
Explanation of the function and operation of each control button on the SB-800.
Visual indicators and their meanings displayed on the SB-800's LCD screen.
Classification of Nikkor lenses and their basic types.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the SB-800.
Procedure for performing a test flash to check exposure settings.
Explanation of the automatic power-off feature to save battery life.
Instructions for mounting the flash on the camera and positioning the head.
How to set or confirm the ISO sensitivity for optimal flash performance.
Guide to manually or automatically adjusting the flash head's zoom position.
How to configure camera settings for flash photography.
How to select different flash modes like TTL, Auto Aperture, and Manual.
Final steps for taking a photograph using flash.
Specific instructions for using the SB-800 with Nikon COOLPIX cameras.
Overview of the various flash modes supported by the SB-800.
Detailed explanation of the TTL auto flash operation and indicators.
Information on Non-TTL auto flash modes like Auto Aperture.
Instructions for using Manual, Distance-priority, and Repeating flash modes.
Methods for verifying correct flash exposure using test firing.
Techniques for adjusting flash exposure and output for desired results.
Explains sync modes, red-eye reduction, and rear-curtain sync features.
How to achieve high-speed flash synchronization with compatible cameras.
Method for locking flash exposure values for consistent results.
Using the AF-assist illuminator for focusing in low-light conditions.
Instructions for attaching and using the external battery pack.
Using the modeling illuminator to preview lighting effects.
How to set, activate, or cancel various operations via custom settings.
Introduction to multiple flash photography techniques.
Setting up and using the SB-800 in wireless multiple flash configurations.
Detailed guide to Advanced Wireless Lighting setup and operation.
Instructions for performing SU-4 type wireless multiple flash photography.
Methods to verify the success of wireless multiple flash operations.
Procedures for setting up multiple flash units connected via cords.
Diagram illustrating TTL multiple flash connections with various flash units.
Using colored gel filters with digital cameras for creative lighting effects.
How to adjust aperture for bounce flash to compensate for light loss.
Guide to tilting and rotating the flash head for optimal bounce effects.
Utilizing the bounce card for eye highlights in bounce flash.
Using the diffusion dome for softer light and fewer shadows.
How to attach and use colored gels for creative effects.
Steps for using the wide-flash adapter and setting zoom for close-ups.
Calculating the correct aperture for close-up shots with the wide-flash adapter.
Techniques for illuminating very close subjects using off-camera flash.
List and description of optional accessories for the SB-800.
Important information and precautions regarding battery usage and types.
Solutions for common problems encountered with the SB-800.
Characteristics and settings related to the SB-800's LCD display.
Technical specifications and performance data for the SB-800.
Coverage angles, bounce features, power, and battery performance details.
