This document describes the features and characteristics of the Nikon SB-800 Autofocus Speedlight, including flash shooting techniques, shadow softening, capturing small object details, and shooting lifelike portraits.
The Nikon SB-800 Flash Speedlight User Manual provides detailed shooting techniques and practical examples for photographers. It explains how to soften shadows, capture fine details, and create natural‑looking portraits using the flash’s features.
The manual covers bounce flash, use of the Nikon Diffusion Dome, i‑TTL balanced fill‑flash, high‑speed sync, FV Lock, multi‑flash configurations, exposure compensation, red‑eye reduction, rear‑curtain sync, and repeating flash modes, with shooting data and example photos for each technique. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Flash head tilt angle for bounce flash | at least 50° |
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Tilt the flash head upward at least 50° and aim it at a white or highly reflective surface such as a ceiling or wall.
FV Lock locks the flash exposure so the subject stays correctly exposed even if you change aperture, composition, or zoom.
Red‑eye reduction is controlled by the camera settings, not the flash itself.