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My thinking is I do NOT want Nikon proprietary radio in my gear. I've kept using the manual CyberSync triggers for all flash and remote camera. My thinking is this:
1. Add-on triggers are cheaper than having Nikon do it.
2. With CyberSync, if one quits working I just stick another one on.
3. I can replace the CyberSyncs if something better comes out. Don't have to replace everything.
4. I shoot multiple brands--Nikon D800E, Chamonix 045n field camera, Nikon SB-25 flash,
White Lightning X3200 monolights. I can make everything work together in any combination.
5. I can use inexpensive SB-25 flash and still have radio triggering. For the $500 just one Nikon
SB-5000 cost, I have TEN of the SB-25.
6. If an SB-25 gets caught out in a sleet storm and fries, I don't cry much.
Kent in SD
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