Nikon SB-28DX TTL Flash

Pros: Feature rich, user friendly, light weight, ergonomic design and not a battery eater.

Cons: Taller than its replacement (the SB-80DX). No longer available from Nikon.

The Bottom Line: An ergonomic, feature laden and well engineered flash designed to take maximum advantage of Nikon cameras and lenses.

Review: Nikon has always produced an excellent family of flash attachments to complement their 35 mm SLR cameras. The SB-28DX, the flash with digital capability was(is) the sister unit to the SB-28 flash attachment designed for non-digital SLR cameras. NOTE: ...

Pros: very small, portable, powerful, loaded with features for pros and amateurs alike

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: You got a good Nikon camera and lens. There is no reason why you shouldn't get Nikon flash for your system. This little unit is very powerful.

Review: The first flash I used on my Nikon camera was a Sunpak MZ 440AF, bought for under $100. This flash is substantially bigger than the Nikon Speedlight SB-28, about the same size as the old Nikon SB-26. Operation of the Sunpak is manual. Its zoom head must...

Pros: Too many to list

Cons: Can't think of any

The Bottom Line: Great Nikon quality that is worth the price.

Review: Do I recommend this flash, I sure do! The flash head rotates vertically from – 7 degrees for macro shooting to what I believe is 90 degrees, locking in straight ahead and at 45, 60, and 75 degrees. The flash head rotates horizontally from completely...