Will the Nikon SB600 speedlight work with the Nikon D60 Camera. All the instructions mention all the other Nikon camera's but not the D60. Will the auto flsh modes work with the auto modes of the camera

It sure will, the flash light will trigger the other flash go to bracketing and flash and set one flash as commander and the other slave
go to nikon tutorials setting up off camera flash have fun

The the signal to the camera to shoot flash off the camera
change your settings

Yes, but only in a limited fashion. It will not work in the camera's TTL (through the lens) mode. Follow the instructions on page 16 of the manual. If you need a manual, you can download one at
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/Speedlights/SB-30.pdf

Download the manual in pdf format from the following link and the print and bind it yourself.
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/Speedlights/SB-600.pdf

Check that the terminals on the flash and the camera foot are clean Use a pencil eraser to clean thyem by using a gentle rubbing motion. reconnect and test.


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Auto zoom only works when on the hot shoe of the camera. You also need to make sure that its in the righht mode (make sure that above the word Zoom on the display it doesn't have a "m").

Oh and of course you have to have a CLS (Creative LIghting System) compatible camera.

the SB-22 has a voltage of around 4.5v this means that it will not fry you D60 SLR so the answer is YES you can use you old flash gun with your D60

WHICH FLASH I CAN USE FOR MY NIKON D60

The flash unit is very compact and the high voltage is at 330volts .
NIKON uses strink warap onn the ends of the tube also and the trigger lead will
pull out of the trigger coil if not careful .

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This flash was made in the 1990's for use on nikon film cameras. It wont work in TTL mode on current nikon models, and it has no infrared remote capability like the sb600/800 speedlights, but it can still be fired in manual mode by even the newest nikon cameras. I wouldnt throw it away, but I probably wouldnt use it that much either.