Neewer Nw760-N Ttl Speedlite Flash Nikon

Neewer Nw760-n Ttl Speedlite Flash Nikon

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Get all the essentials you need to start lighting your photography with this Neewer NW760-N TTL Speedlite Flash Nikonfrom Neewer. The NW760-N is capable of simplified metering with Nikon cameras, offering a notable guide number of 196' at ISO 100 and 200mm, with output control from 1/1 to 1/256 for adjusting your exposure and TCM functionality to quickly switch between TTL and M modes. With a powerful 76Ws output, as well as 230 full-power flashes and a recycle time of 0.1-2.7 sec, the NW760-N facilitates quick and efficient shooting whether you are in the studio or on the field. Its head is notably versatile with a zoom range from 20 to 200mm, tilting 120° upwards, and rotating 360° for a wide range of movement.

Compatible with Nikon i-TTL Output: 76Ws Guide Number: 196' at ISO 100 and 200mm Zoom Range: 20-200mm Output Control: 1/1 to 1/256 Backlit LCD Panel Built-In Reflector and Diffuser Panels Tilts 120°; Rotates 360° Runs on Four Optional AA Batteries Includes Mini Stand & Storage Pouch

Key Specs
Guide Number	196.9' / 60 m at ISO 200
Bounce Head	-7 to +120°
Swivel Head	360°
Exposure Control	Nikon i-TTL
Wireless Operation	Radio (TTL/Manual) Up to 328.1' / 100 m
Internal Power	4x AA (Alkaline)
Off-Camera Terminal	PC
Flash Head
Guide Number	196.9' / 60 m at ISO 200
Coverage	20 to 200 mm
Bounce Head	-7 to +120°
Swivel Head	360°
Flash Duration	1/300 to 20,000 Second at Full Power
Recycle Time	Approx. 0.1 to 2.7 Seconds
Secondary Illumination	No
Exposure Control
Exposure Control	Nikon i-TTL
Flash Modes	Hi-Speed Sync, Second-Curtain Sync, Stroboscopic
Power Range	1/1 to 1/256
Wireless
Wireless Operation	Radio (TTL/Manual) Up to 328.1' / 100 m
Wireless Channels	32
Wireless Groups	4
Remote Timing Modes	Instant Sync
Power
Internal Power	4x AA (Alkaline)
External Power Pack Compatible	No
General
Mount	Shoe
Off-Camera Terminal	PC
Mobile App Compatible	No
Dimensions (W x H x D)	8 x 3 x 2.2" / 202 x 75 x 55 mm
Weight	13.9 oz / 395 g (without Battery)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.39 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.2 x 4.3 x 2.7"

The NW760-N packs multiple modes of operation, including manual mode for customizing your exposure. Users will also appreciate a variety of flash settings, such as stroboscopic flash, 1st and 2nd curtain sync, optical S1/S2, as well as the ability to use 1/8000 sec high-speed sync. Other custom functions include exposure compensation, flash exposure bracketing, flash exposure lock, and TCM capability.

All key settings can be seen on the built-in LCD display and controlled with local buttons right below it, including customization, standby, autofocus assist beam, and backlight settings.

The NW760-N's 2.4 GHz wireless Q system is compatible with the separately available QPRO-N TTL transmitter. It can be used as a Master/Slave flash to control other flashes with a transmission range of up to 328' with no obstacles. Choose between 32 channels and set up four groups to avoid interference with other shooters or to fire each flash separately for complex setups.

The flash runs on four separately available AA batteries and lasts approximately 230 full power flashes.

Color temperature of 5600K, can match other daylight sources without a noticeable color shift
Flash duration times from 1/300 to 1/20,000
100 stroboscopic flashes
Integrated wide-angle diffuser and reflector panel
PC sync slot for wired connection and synchronization
Supports USB firmware updates via USB-C port

Lightweight at only 13.9 oz, the NW760-N comes with a convenient mini stand and a storage pouch.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work as a slave or master with my SB-800?

A: Hi, this flash will work as a slave, but not a master, with the SB-800.

Q: 2. what external power adapter can I use with NW645II-N?

A: The Quantum Instruments Turbo SC Slim & Compact Battery Pack BH #NENW654IIN is compatible with the Neewer NW645II-N TTL Speedlite Flash for Nikon Cameras.

Q: 3. Is it compatible with Sony cameras?

A: Hi Luis, No, this model is compatible with Canon and Nikon cameras only.

Q: 4. Hello there! What is the correct snap on diffuser for this flash unit? Thanks…

A: Neewer does not make a specific diffuser for the Neewer 750II TTL Flash for Nikon DSLR Cameras. These are universal ones that should work fine, https://bhpho.to/3uyrjK8.

Q: 5. Is it compatible with a Nikon D3200?

A: Yes, the Neewer 750II TTL Flash for Nikon DSLR will work with the Nikon D3200.

Q: 6. Can this flash (Sony) used as a Master can control the neewer NW880s as a slave? or is not compatible with this unit?

A: I called Neewer, because my older Neewer flashes were not working with this new z1 flash as slaves, well most older Neewer are not compatible with this new unit unless on S modes, that is terrible. New problem: Using my Sony a77m2, the Z1 can only be used in S mode for slaves, as soon as the camera is turn on the Master Screen to control the slaves is not available on the flash, if I turn the camera off it is available. The menu on the flash is only available if you set the camera to wireless setting and then the shutter triggers a second or two after been pressed, impossible to get this units to work as intended, I even updated the flash firmware. Any suggestions?

Q: 7. Will the Godox filters fit the GVM round flash head

A: The Godox filters are designed for use only with Godox flashes--they won't mount as designed to another brand.

Q: 8. Does this work as a master for Godox wireless flashes?

A: Due to a different firmware on different brands I would suggest to stay in Godox eco system and use https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1341866-REG/godox_v860ii_f_sony_kit_v860ii_for_sony_kit.html which is the same price as Newer Z760-S TTL.

Q: 9. Is this flash compatible with the Canon EOS R7 camera specifically? (It lists the R3, R5, R6, R8, but no R7). Thanks

A: The Neewer Z760-C TTL Speedlite Flash for Canon Cameras is compatible with the EOS R7.

Q: 10. How long does it take to charge this Camera Flash Speedlite?

A: According to GVM, it take 3-5 hours to full charge the internal battery.

Michael	13/09/2024
[32] Pre-pandemic, we had a business taking photographs at events like weddings, parties, corporate events, etc. Mainly indoors and mainly in the evening. We then made prints and turned them into refrigerator magnets for the attendees. I used two of these units on a D5500 and D5600, in fill-flash mode. With fresh batteries they lasted all evening, never let me down. Great results, very flexible. They adjust automatically to match the zoom setting of the lens, and it was easy to dial up or down on the intensity of the fill flash. 5

Marion	12/09/2024
[20 to 200 mm] This works very well to help stop the action on my macro photos. I'm happy with this flash. 5

Lyndol	18/07/2024
[360°] NEEWER Z2-S 2.4G TTL Round Head Flash Speedlite for Sony, with upgraded UI, 2 Adjustable Modeling Lamps, TTL/M Quick Switch TCM Key, 76Ws Speedlight 1/8000s HSS 7.4V/2600mAh Battery rated 480 Full Power Flash (this flash punches way above its weight!) This is a really great speed light. Everything about it is next generation, and there are improvements everywhere compared to the Neewer Z1 released only a year before. The Z2 has a better LCD screen a modern round head shape, an intuitive menu system and a huge capacity rechargeable battery cell. This flash works with in the entire neewer accessories system and wireless flash triggers. The improvements over the Z1 are quantum leaped improved although the units look similar. This Z2 speed light works perfect in both manual and TTL settings with my Sony a7cii (only looking a little ridiculous because of the small footprint of the a7c2). If you need a speed light /flash system this is a great one to consider at one fourth the cost of a Sony branded flash system. The Neewer Z2-S (Sony) works with every Sony mirrorless E system camera. (Both FE systems as well as ASP-C) It comes with a nice storage case, stand, battery pack, battery charger, USB-C cable and instructions with full illustrations. (You will however need reading glasses for the micro sized print.) The unit's construction is similar in quality to a Sony NG60 sized flash and is slightly bigger and heavier than the Sony HVL-F46RM (25oz v 19oz with batteries). There are slight indentations, when the flash head is swiveled or rotated, but overall, the movements fill tight and well built. The flash has a nice quick release for the hot-shoe. I like the large rechargeable battery pack and never having to deal with AA batteries again. 5

Charles	25/06/2024
[Shoe] My Nikon SB-700 flash died after several years of moderate use. probably overheating. Bought this as an emergency replacement. Cons - Slightly larger and heavier than the Nikon. A little noisy as it changes zoom If wearing a hat, especially a hardhat the buttons on the back get actuated by the brim VERY easily. Pros - It works! It works really well! It works better in TTL than my Nikon flash ever did. Those easy to mess up buttons that change function or level with a slight touch,,,they make it REALLY fast and easy to change settings when you want to! No more trying to remember all the Nikon button combinations and sequences if you don't use it every day. Powerful! At least as good as the SB-700 maybe better. Oh and in case you're wondering...IT WORKS ON A CANON EOS RP!!!....at least in manual mode! One flash for both major brands...I can live with that! 5