Does this product support TTL?
202535
Yes, it does. I would not have purchased it if it didn't. Keep in mind, this is not Pocket Wizard, but still does a decent job.
202536
Yes. Each connected flash behaves as if directly on the hot shoe. I have used four flashes concurrently this way and results are perfect. Ittl ore fires all of them and behaves as if a more powerful flash were used. I am a Nikon user.
202537
yes, but i prefer the pixelking PRO, b/c the pro model lets you change group ratios from the xmitter. This non-pro version does not.
1709880
correct..........Ive been using them for my wedding. So far, so good. I love it that I can use TTL and Manual at the same time.
1035061
Yes, this item is compatible with D3200 and SB700, but it doesn't support TTL.
701547
It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a reason you see Wizards on pro rigs...(Pocket Wizards are my next upgrade). Cheers! :) It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a... » Read More It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a reason you see Wizards on pro rigs...(Pocket Wizards are my next upgrade). Cheers! :) « Show Less
1381593
No. The eye level viewfinder is digital and a bit dim and small compared to TTL. Plus there is a large screen on the back.
971114
Sure it does! But no TTL sync is sent over it, so you need to use manual mode on flash unit to control flash power.
1741679
It works on any camera with a hot shoe. It is not dedicated to a particular model camera, so it DOES NOT do TTL ( through the lens) automatic. The automatic function is basic old school technology which cuts off the flash when the eye on the front of the flash estimates there is enough light for exposure. The flash is a cheap "workhorse" flash used by many pros (I have used them for 30 years, but always on manual exposure.) When I want TTL auto, I use a "dedicated "flash.
2035807
Please do yourself a favor and learn what TTL mode is. Then you'll be able to answer this question. I'll give you a hint. The answer to your question is Yes. But the answer you'll find is No.
1731105
No TTL, this is manual-only. It uses the supplied Li-ion battery. AA will not fit.
375205
I can't think of any feasible reason why that would be so. Since you're not using a dedicated TTL flash, there's only one contact being utilized on the camera hot shoe to trigger the flash.
768433
No, the RF-602 does not provide ttl... you would need the yn-622N for Nikon
2166659
No, Ray, this ring flash will not support Canon E-TTL wireless. It has no infrared receiver and is not designed to be used off camera. The only way I can think of to use it wirelessly would be to use with separate wireless flash trigger (transmitter and receiver) such as Pixel King Pro or Yongnuo YN-622C.
2237357
work with any camera it just trigger ... no TTL and for the price they work wonderful ... no need to pay top money ....
2051278
I agree, it should work with no problems. Remember though, that this is a manual-only trigger, so it doesn't transmit TTL information.
1495782
Not sure mine does the same thing, also when I use TTL I see mine has a whit outline might be a flaw from the cheap material.
824406
The answer you want depends on the camera. With some it works fine, with some, there is no TTL functioning. Find info on the camera you intend to use and check specifically on that camera. I use mine for a remote flash triggered by an inexpensive radio remote. I do not use it on my D7000 DSLR. I do not know which film cameras are compatible besides earlier Nikon models.
1129240
Yes it will sync safely but you will loose the TTL auto function and will have to rely on manual settings.