Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord (3 FT) - for all Nikon SLR Cameras & Speedlights - including Nikon D40, D50, D70, D80, D100 & D200 (Nikon SC-28 Equivalent)

by Cameta

$29.95

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Label:	Cameta
UPC:	410000218914
Binding:	Electronics
Published By:	Cameta
ASIN:	B000PGXC4A
Category:	Photography

Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord (3 FT) - for all Nikon SLR Cameras & Speedlights - including Nikon D40, D50, D70, D80, D100 & D200 (Nikon SC-28 Equivalent) Features

• For Nikon AF series digital & 35mm film SLR cameras
• Allows an external flash to be used away from the camera
• Flexibility to direct light from a variety of angles
• Compatible with ALL Nikon Brand Speedlights and ALL other Manufactures Nikon compatible flash units Including: SB-800, SB-600, SB-400, SB-140, SB-80DX, SB-50DX, SB-30, SB-29/29s, SB-28/28DX, SB-27, etc.
• Will mount to ANY Nikon Manual Focus, Nikon AutoFocus Film or Nikon Digital SLR Camera Including: Nikon D3, D300, D200, D40, D40x, D80, D70, D70S, D50, D100, D2X, D2Xs, D1X, D2H, D2Hs, D1H, D1, F100, F90, F90X, F80, F75, F70, F6, F5, F4-Series, N8008, N8008s, N6000, N6006, N4004S, N2020, N2000, F401S, N90x, N90s, N90, N80, N80QD, N75, N75QD, N70, N65, N65QD, N60, N55, N50, Pronea 600i, Pronea 6i, Pronea S, etc.

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Customer Reviews

Cheap - buy Nikon cord instead - Reviewed on 2008-12-12

1 customer found this review helpful.

This sync cord came in a kit with an SB-600 and Stroboframe bracket. It worked for about an hour, them the cord started to separate at the end where it was attached to the flash shoe and the function became erratic. Pay the extra $20 and get the Nikno SC-28 sync cord.

Dangerous To Your Camera! - Reviewed on 2007-05-26

13 customers found this review helpful, 1 did not.

While the cord worked fine on my Nikon D80, it wouldn't come out of the shoe. I had to break the thing and pull it out of the shoe with a pair of pliers. I managed to get it out after about 20 minutes. It damaged my camera, although it seems to be only cosmetic and the shoe still works. Stay away from this thing.