Nikon Aw1 Underwater Camera

Nikon Sb-n10 Underwater Speedlight Flash For Nikon 1 Cameras In Waterproof Housings

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The SB-N10 Underwater Speedlight Flash from Nikon is compatible with all Nikon 1 digital cameras in their waterproof housings, including the J1 and J2 in the WP-N1, the J3 and S1 in the WP-N2, and the J4 and S2 in the WP-N3. It also works with the waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 camera. It features a depth rating of 328'. The flash helps restore color accuracy and vibrancy to your underwater images. It offers a guide number of 92' at ISO 100.

The Speedlight connects to the housing via the optional SC-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable. Add the SR-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable Adapter for use with the Nikon 1 AW1 camera. The SB-N10 works with the AW1's pop-up flash. You can easily select the auto TTL mode for use with the AW1 and the WP-N3, WP-N2 and WP-N1 housings, and you can also use one of the two manual flash modes with the AW1 and WP-N3. The built-in targeting lamp shows where the flash will be directed and helps your Nikon 1 autofocus on subjects in shadow before the flash fires. Add on the supplied SW-N10A Wide-Flash adapter to increase illumination coverage to 120°. The flash easily mounts on the optional SK-N10A Underwater Bracket. It is powered by 4 AA alkaline or NiMH batteries.

Depth Rating: 328' Guide Number: 92' at ISO 100 TTL and Manual Flash Modes Built-in Targeting Lamp Connect to Housing via Fiber-Optic Cable Runs on 4 AA Alkaline or NiMH Batteries For All Nikon 1 Cameras in WP Housings Also for Waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 Camera

Key Specs
Angle of Coverage	120° (with Wide-Angle Adapter)
Guide Number	92' / 28 m at ISO 100
Exposure Control	Manual, TTL
Depth Rating	328' / 100 m
Battery	4x AA Alkaline/NiMH
Flash Head
Angle of Coverage	120° (with Wide-Angle Adapter)
Guide Number	92' / 28 m at ISO 100
Secondary Illumination	Modeling Light
Exposure Control
Exposure Control	Manual, TTL
General
Depth Rating	328' / 100 m
Battery	4x AA Alkaline/NiMH
Mounting	Proprietary
Inputs/Outputs	Fiber-Optic Port
Dimensions	5.5 x 5.2 x 3.4" / 14 x 13.3 x 8.7 cm
Weight	1.3 lb / 0.6 kg (without Batteries)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.55 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.4 x 6.2 x 4.9"

Safe to use at a maximum depth of 328' below the water's surface.

GN of 92' at ISO 100.

Connects to the housing via the optional SC-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable. Add the SR-N10A Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable Adapter for use with the Nikon 1 AW1 camera. The SB-N10 works with the AW1's pop-up flash.

You can easily select the auto TTL mode for use with the AW1 and the WP-N3, WP-N2 and WP-N1 housings, and you can also use one of the two manual flash modes with the AW1 and WP-N3.

The built-in targeting lamp shows where the flash will be directed and helps your Nikon 1 autofocus on subjects in shadow before the flash fires.

Add on the supplied SW-N10A Wide-Flash adapter to increase vertical and horizontal illumination coverage to 120°.

Easily mounts on the optional SK-N10A Underwater Bracket.

Four AA alkaline or NiMH batteries.

All Nikon 1 digital cameras in their waterproof housings, including the J1 and J2 in the WP-N1, the J3 and S1 in the WP-N2, and the J4 and S2 in the WP-N3. Also compatible with the waterproof Nikon 1 AW1 waterproof camera.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the SB-500 work with the Nikon D850?

A: Yes it will

Q: 2. Does the SB500 provide iTTL-BL, meaning will it automatically provide fill light to a foreground object that is backlit?

A: Yes, set thru camera

Q: 3. Will this flash work on a Nikon D500?

A: My speedlite works on my Nikon 750 & Nikon 7000-works fine. Do not know about Nikon D 700.

Q: 4. I will mostly be shooting outside macro with my Z7ii and a 105mm macro lens in MANUAL mode, will this flash work.

A: Yes Nikon SB-500 AF Speedlight is compatible with the Nikon Z7ii in manual mode.

Q: 5. There is no what's in the box information provided here. Is there a storage case or similar that comes with the SB500? A separate base to mount the flash off camera?

A: There is a soft drawstring pouch that is included, not a case. And yes there is a small mount to use should you want to use it off camera.

Q: 6. will this flash work on the sony mirrorless cameras (specifically a9)? Thanks!

A: No, only flashes with multi interface shoes.

Q: 7. Can the sb-500 be triggered by a pop-up flash? It doesn't appear so.

A: You need a flash that can be used as an optical slave. The SB-500 can't be used that way.

Q: 8. Does this flash work with a Nikon D7500?

A: Yes, the SB500 is compatible with the D7500.

Q: 9. Will this flash work with Nikon 7100?

A: Yes, That's The Model I Am Using It With.

Q: 10. Do you need to buy the cables separately to connect to the housing?

A: To connect the Nikon SB-N10 Underwater Speedlight Flash to a housing you need Nikon SC-N10A Coiled Underwater Fiber-Optic Cable for SB-N10 Flash. Yo need to make sure teh housing has fiber optic cable ports in order to attach teh cable. here is teh link: a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1052107-REG/nikon_3775_sc_n10a_underwater_fiber_optic.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1052107-REG/nikon_3775_sc_n10a_underwater_fiber_optic.html/a

Brandon Isaiah Garcia	28/09/2024
So before I purchased this I didn't really understand the full magnitude of how much it would be able to impact my photos, but now I know that it's great because I use it to bounce off of an umbrella mounted to my camera & it helped me step up my game x1,000,000. I love it!! 5

Jean	28/09/2024
I love my SB910 but when changing back and forth from manual to TTL or adding an AC3 unit it can get confusing. If you are out on a shoot and need a quick clear reminder its great to have this cheat sheet tucked in a pocket of your camera bag. Really helps on a busy shoot when you haven't shot in a particular mode in a while and can't remember a few critical settings! Glad I found it. 5

Kent	13/09/2024
The SB-500 is a compact flash that does a great job in providing the coverage you need. It seems to have the performance of its larger brother- the SB-600 which it replaced. 5

JCTibu	13/09/2024
small flash... lightweight.... and with a decent power.... I love it and I sold my old SB400 without thinking about it twice.... I loved my old SB400 because it was small and portable and can bounce in 90 degrees.. but the SB500 can do that and more including the bouncing at 180 degrees too... recharge time is not an issue with good batteries. The LED can blind you if you are closer than 2 meters... great basic flash with options as a commander (i has a D750) and channels.... 5

Henry	27/08/2024
This speed light does a great job filling in the back-lit features. 5

Christopher	26/08/2024
It's a Nikon and performs like one. Not high powered, but light, like my Z6. 5

Chad	16/08/2024
Using this speedlight with my Z50. It does a great job for low light or indoors. Simple, easy to use, and makes great portraits or still life/food pics. 5

Stephen	03/07/2024
I've only had the SB-500 for a couple of weeks, but have shot almost 500 images with the flash. In the past, I had used a Nikon SB-910 paired with a Nikon D700 in the office, so when I retired, I purchased my own gear. So far, this has proven to be a great flash, smaller and much lighter than the SB-910, and yet the light output has been more than sufficient to provide nice interior lighting bouncing off the ceiling, as well as great fill lighting for exterior shots in strong sunlight conditions. 5

anyonymous	27/06/2024
This product does exactly what it says it will do! So far it has really helped clean up my evening and indoor photos. It is a perfect starter flash for those hoping to hone their skills. 5