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Can I use the automatic settings in a nikon digital slr, while using a wireless flash trigger?
Ok, I bought a wireless flash trigger that includes 1 transmitter, 1 receiver and 1 cable to a studio flash. My question is possible to use the wireless flash trigger in Nikon's automatic settings, like portrait, landscape, close, etc? When switching to an automatic adjustment of the internal flash appears and does not recognize the transmitter as a flash, I guess. I have a Nikon D90 and a SB600 flash. I do know that I use the SB600 in command mode as an option for a camera flash, I do not like to have the internal flash leave too. Also when using the flash with wireless flash trigger in my professional modes exposed pictures come out very long. I know my settings are not correct so if anyone can advise on what I might be doing wrong would be helpful. I'm new to the DSLR and just want to take good pictures. Thanks in advance!
With a flash of the camera setup is entering into advanced techniques. Learn to take more control of their results with P or a way (to some extent on the power automatic flash), or even used M (which also requires you to dial in the flash output). The scene modes are not for these things. To mute the pop-up flash, dive into the menu e2, set the camera to commander mode and set the flash to "–". This allows you to control the SB-600, even without a transmitter: the D90's pop-up flash becomes the transmitter by firing a short pulse to trigger the SB-600 before the shutter opens. I use a similar setup camera with my D200 and SB-900 flash. It's not as elegant as the use of a suitable radio transmitter, but often does the job – and is free. For this to work the pop-up Flash requires a clear line of sight with the off-camera flash (es). Since not have an SB-600, I saw the flash setting, "In the SB-600 is necessary to keep down the "ZOOM" and "-" simultaneously for two seconds. Then use the "+" or "-" to scroll the squiggly line with an arrow icon in the bottom and use the "ZOOM" or "Mode" to activate or deactivate it. Hold down the "ZOOM" and "-" simultaneously for two seconds and the SB-600 is now in remote mode. Finally, align the channels and groups between the Commander mode (in this case, the D90, but is also available on the SB-800 or SB-900) and remote flash mode. Usually begins with channel 1 and set the Remote Speedlight to Group A and flashes additional Group B or C. "http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=29830
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