Nikon's intelligent, powerful and multi pattern SB900 speedlight system. Ideal for creative photography from weddings to fashion shoots and studio work.
The Nikon Speedlight SB-900 Flashgun also features additional useful functions, including the ability to swivel the head up to 180 degrees left or right, a built-in overheat protection system and automatic filter detection which delivers an unprecedented white balance correction, even in fluorescent lighting conditions.
Using the SB-900, you can make the most of the benefits of the Nikon Creative Lighting System for both automation and comprehensive control, giving you the opportunity to explore endless lighting possibilities.
Nikon Speedlight SB900 Major Features
| Description | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Speedlight Stand AS-21 | 1 |
| Diffusion Dome SW-13H | 1 |
| Colour Filter Holder SZ-2 | 1 |
| Soft Case SS-900 | 1 |
| Hireacamera USB Drive (Containing Manual) | 1 |
| iM2050 Flight Case | 1 |
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Enthusiasts who are after a well-rounded DSLR that handles well, features an optical viewfinder and delivers extremely satisfying images will be made up by what the D750 brings to the table. Its full-frame 24.3MP CMOS sensor puts in a respectable performance at high ISO settings with ISO 3200 being eminently useable. Images are punchy in terms of colour and its professional-grade autofocus and metering systems work admirably in challenging shooting situations. Those who desire in-body image stabilisation, 14fps continuous shooting, 4K/60p video with ProRes raw capture and in-camera charging are likely to choose the Nikon Z 6 II, but don’t let that take anything away from the D750. It’s a very likeable and incredibly robust DSLR.
A former flagship model in Nikon’s DSLR lineup, the D5 comes with the advanced features and bomb-proof build quality that professional action, sports and wildlife photographers expect in order to shoot the fastest and most unpredictable of subjects in the harshest of environments. Although 12fps is no longer considered rapid by today’s standards, the D5’s 153-point autofocus system with 99 sensitive cross-type points is extremely capable and a large 200-shot raw buffer capacity sees it shoot for long periods without interruption. Faster continuous shooting at up to 14fps, faster ethernet communication and wider autofocus coverage are a few reasons to consider its successor, the Nikon D6.
Capturing fast moving, erratic subjects in pin-sharp focus at high speed is the D500’s forte. It manages this by blending a 20.3MP APS-C size sensor, outstanding 153-point autofocus system and 10fps burst shooting with a deep buffer that allows up to 200 raw files to be captured continuously to an XQD card. The 1.5x crop factor lets users obtain greater reach from their lenses to fill the frame with their subject and the extended ISO range of 50-1,640,000 is staggering, however in real-world use image quality does start to degrade beyond ISO 6400. All things considered, the D500 currently stands out as Nikon’s finest example of a crop-sensor DSLR.
The Nikon D850 isn’t only a master of resolution; it’s a fast performer that delivers a low-light performance that’ll leave users in awe of its back-illuminated sensor. We regard it as it the finest full-frame DSLR Nikon has ever made. Not only is its body seemingly indestructible, it can be used to photograph virtually any subject or situation and return images that exceed the most demanding of professionals expectations. It’s more cumbersome than mirrorless alternatives and requires the MB-D18 battery grip to shoot at up to 9fps, but its larger body accepts a long-lasting battery (capable of 1840 shots or 70 minutes of video) and allows buttons to be spread out without feeling cramped.
PLEASE NOTE: Batteries are not included, these will be offered to you at the checkout stage.
