Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight - Manual (Page 56)

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Wireless Multiple Flash-unit Photography
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SB-5000 Wireless Multiple Flash-
unit Photography Using Radio
Control
With the SB-5000, Advanced Wireless Lighting using radio control is
possible. Because communication is possible within a range of 30 m (98 ft)
and the light sensor window for wireless remote flash on remote flash units
does not have to face the master flash unit, positioning of flash units is more
flexible than with optical control. Up to 6 groups, total of 18 remote flash units
can be set up, expanding creative expression. In addition, wireless multiple
flash-unit photography in bright daylight, which is difficult with optical
control, is also possible as sunlight has no effect.
Compatible camera, the Wireless Remote Controller WR-R10
and the WR adapter WR-A10 (both optional) are required for
wireless multiple flash-unit photography using radio control.
For details, see the respective user’s manuals.
• Only the SB-5000 can be used as a remote flash unit.
• Up to 6 groups of remote flash units (A, B, C, D, E, F) can be set up,
but only 3 groups of remote flash units (A, B, C) can be set with quick
wireless control.
• Single or multiple remote flash units can be allocated for 1 group.
• The master flash unit and each remote flash unit group can operate with
a flash compensation value that is different to the other flash units or
groups. In group flash mode, they can also operate with different flash
modes.