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Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1

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Product Overview

Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1

What's in the box:

Nikon R1C1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System

Nikon SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander Unit

2 x SB-R200 Wireless Remote Speedlights

SX-1 Attachment Ring

SS-MS1 Close-Up Speedlight Kit Case

2 x SS-R200 Flash Head Soft Case

SS-SX1 Soft Case

SG-31R IR Panel for Built-In Flash

SW-C1 Flexible Arm Clip

2 x SW-11 Extreme Close-Up Positioning Adapter

SW-12 Diffuser

SY-1-52 52mm Adapter Ring

SY-1-62 62mm Adapter Ring

SY-1-67 67mm Adapter Ring

SY-1-72 72mm Adapter Ring

SY-1-77 77mm Adapter Ring

AS-20 Speedlight Stand

SS-R200 Soft Case

SZ-1 Color Filter Holder

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FAQs

What are the advantages of using the Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1 for macro photography?

The Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1 provides exceptional control over lighting, which is crucial for macro photography where detail and texture are paramount. The ability to position two SB-R200 remote units allows you to create shadows and highlights that enhance the subject's features, resulting in more dynamic and visually appealing images. Additionally, the kit's flexibility in positioning lights from various angles helps you achieve the desired effect without harsh shadows, which is often a challenge in close-up photography.

Can the Nikon SU-800 Commander unit be used with other Nikon Speedlights?

Yes, the Nikon SU-800 Commander unit is compatible with various Nikon Speedlights, including the SB-800 and SB-600. This compatibility expands your lighting options beyond the SB-R200 units included in the kit, allowing you to integrate additional Speedlights into your setup for more complex lighting arrangements. This versatility is especially beneficial for photographers looking to achieve intricate lighting setups for their close-up work.

How does the infrared wireless communication feature work in this kit?

The Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1 utilises infrared wireless communication to trigger and control the remote Speedlights. This system allows for real-time communication between the camera and the Speedlights, ensuring accurate exposure settings and triggering without the need for physical connections. The infrared system operates effectively within a specified range, making it ideal for creative setups without the clutter of cables. However, users should be mindful of obstacles that might interfere with the infrared signal.

What types of subjects are best suited for the Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1?

The kit is particularly well-suited for photographing small subjects such as insects, flowers, jewelry, and other detailed items where lighting plays a crucial role in revealing textures and colours. Its ability to provide soft, diffused light helps reduce harsh shadows, making it ideal for delicate subjects that require careful handling and precise lighting control to highlight their features without overwhelming them.

How can I enhance my lighting setup when using the R1C1 kit?

To enhance your lighting setup with the R1C1 kit, consider using additional Nikon Speedlights, such as the SB-910 or SB-700, alongside the included SB-R200 units. This allows for greater creative control and more complex lighting scenarios. You can also experiment with different light modifiers, such as softboxes or diffusers, to further manipulate the quality of light. Additionally, utilising the tilt feature of the SB-R200 units can help you adjust the angle of light to achieve the desired effects.

What is the maximum number of Speedlights that can be controlled with the R1C1 kit?

The Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1 can control up to eight Nikon SB-R200 Speedlights off-camera and up to four on-camera. This capability allows photographers to create highly versatile lighting setups, with multiple light sources positioned at different angles to achieve unique lighting effects. The ability to manage multiple Speedlights provides significant creative freedom for both studio and field photography.

Are there any specific camera settings recommended when using the R1C1 kit?

When using the Nikon Close-up Speedlight Commander Kit R1C1, it is recommended to use the i-TTL metering mode for optimal exposure settings. This mode allows the camera to communicate with the Speedlights to automatically adjust the flash output based on the ambient light and subject distance. Additionally, consider using a smaller aperture to enhance depth of field, ensuring that more of the subject is in focus, which is particularly important in close-up photography.

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