Nissin Di866 Mark II Flash For Nikon DSLRs

I checked Nissin website for my Mk IV (on Feb 1, 2018) and it is not a supported flash. The Mk IV has been out since Sept 2016 and it's frustrating to see no support for a new camera body in 17 months.

If you can afford it buy a Canon. This was an OK flash for a casual shooter, but I didn't like it as a wedding reception flash.

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  Easy To Use, Fast Recycling, Lightweight

There is a manual for this thing, but it doesn't come with the unit. You have to hunt it up from Nissin on line. When I first got the flash, it didn't seem like it was working with my Canon camera at all.

This flash worked fine for me until one day when I needed to do a lot of flash work. I played with the manual settings after some shooting and the flash froze up. Removed the batteries and was able to get the flash to reboot but now the flash would only work in bounce-sub mode.

if heavy user sony flash will shut itself down for potential overheating way too often, that would slow me down on my shoots waiting for flash unit to allow me to shoot again, this flash no issues, doesn't have as good of connection as sony, I'd highly recommend.

I have been very pleased with this flash since I bought it, it works well on TTL, auto and manual modes. In addition it works well in multi-mode. My only complaints are that you cannot use multi mode with both (or all) flashes off camera.

I had big hopes for this flash. The interface is much easier than my sb800 but sadly it won't sync with my Pocketwizard mini tt1 system, nor is the ittl as accurate as the nikon flashes. If you're only doing on-camera then it might work fine for you but iTTL is not as good

I just picked up one of these bad boys and I have been very pleased so far. The menu is very easy to use and it's got a nice interface for controlling multiple flashes. The price was great and it offered more features than the 580EXII.

great piee of flash. never seen something like that before. has an auto rotate color display like my iphone! realy cool - and easy to use and pro performane. works perfetly with any other flash as master or slave. compare the price to sb 900 or 580.

Great flash for the price. I use it mostly in the manual mode and I'm quite pleased with the performance. I noticed that in TTL Images were underexposed by about 1.5 stops. However, I found this to be true with the Canon 580EXII and I made the adjustment to compensate, so not big issue for me.