Speedlight SB-22S TTL Flash: i have a Nikon Speedlight SB 22 that was used on m...
I have a Nikon Speedlight sb 22 that was used on my old Nikon (film) camera. I have now upgraded to a Nikon D80 and am having a hard time trying to get the old flash to work on the new camera.
any help?
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You should be able to use your SB-22 with your D5000, however you can only use it in the manual mode since it is not a TTL speed light. That means you will need to manually set both the camera and the flash unit. I have done that successfully with an SB-25 on both my D800 and D90 in a pinch, but you should consider investing in either an SB-700 or SB-910. They are allot more versatile.
I think you will need to upgrade to the 22s. It sounds like the newer model provides the D60 with a 'handshake' signal that the older 22 model does not have.
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