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Comparison Nikon Speedlight SB-910 vs Nikon Speedlight SB-900

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Nikon Speedlight SB-910
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Typeregular (classic)regular (classic)
Camera compatibility
Nikon
Nikon
Specs
Guide number3434
Reload time4.5 с4.5 с
Number of impulses110110
Pulse duration1/880 – 1/38 500 c1/880 c
TTLTTL, i-TTL, D-TTLTTL, i-TTL, D-TTL
Power management++
Beam angle17 – 200 mm17 – 200 mm
Rotary head
Head anglevertical - 90 degrees, horizontal - 180 degreesvertical - 90 degrees, horizontal - 180 degrees
Features
Features
autofocus illumination
camera control
automatic zoom
manual zoom
master mode
slave mode
autofocus illumination
camera control
automatic zoom
manual zoom
master mode
slave mode
Wireless control++
Power supply
Power source4xAA4xAA
General
Screen
Screen backlight
Dimensions79x145x113 mm78x146x119 mm
Weight420 g415 g
Added to E-Catalognovember 2011july 2008
Glossary

Pulse duration

The duration of the pulse of light provided by the flash. This indicator can range from thousandths to hundred thousandths of a second; it is usually expressed as a fractional number with a unit in the numerator, such as 1/880 s. The human eye does not notice the difference, but in some shooting modes it can become critical. For example, to capture fast-moving scenes (such as splashing water, the flight of an insect, or the movement of machine parts) you need to choose a flash with the shortest flash duration possible — otherwise the image may be blurry.

The longest pulse duration in modern photoflashes is about 1/800 s; the minimum value can reach 1/30,000 s or even less.
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