Nikon SB-600 SB-700 SB-900 size comparison review

The SB 700 is a nice upgrade and a perfect compromise between the SB 600 and the larger SB 900. The SB-600 has since been discontinued. The upgraded display panel with master commander and external diffusers with sturdy colored correction filter gels that snap right onto the front of the flash head really makes this a winner. Nikon SB-600 specs: Guide No. 98&(30 m) at 35mm Position Angle of Coverage 73° to 23° (24 to 85mm in 35mm format) 114° (14mm) with included wide angle adapter Vari-Power Yes; full to 1/64th TTL Dedication Yes (i-TTL; with the D2H, D-TTL, or TTL, depending on camera used) Bounce Head Yes Swivel Head Yes Zoom Head 24-85mm (Auto-zoom; flash senses focal length & adjusts) 14mm (with built-in wide flash adapter) Off Camera Terminal No Recycle Time 3.5 Seconds with fresh alkaline batteries & full power Power Source Four 1.5-Volt "AA" batteries; alkaline, lithium, NiCad or NiMh Dimensions 2.7 x 4.8 x 3.5" (68 x 123.5 x 90mm) WxHxD Weight 10.6 oz (300 g) Nikon SB-700 specs: Guide No. 28/92 (ISO 100&at the 35mm zoom-head position Angle of Coverage 24-120mm (FX) TTL Dedication i-TTL Bounce Head Yes (-7-90°) Swivel Head Yes (-180-180°) Zoom Head Power Zoom Off Camera Terminal TTL Remote Recycle Time 2.5 seconds (AA NiMH) 3 seconds (AA Alkaline) Power Source 4x AA (NiMH, Alkaline, Lithium) Dimensions 2.8 x 5 x 4.1" (7.1 x 12.7 x 10.4cm) Weight 15.9 oz (450g) Nikon SB-900 specs: Guide No. 131&(40 m) at 35mm position Angle of...