Does this flash fully support TTL and zoom for Olympus OMD EM5?
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Vitali All what I can tell you is that the flash works great with the Olympus E 520 Regards BobE
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While I cannot answer this with a full assurance, I am fairly confident that the OMD EM5 has the same electronics as do the E520, which I had. So, I would think it would fully support the OMD EM5.
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It did not form me although its advertised that way. The light it emits es horribly white and its ver y cheaply made. one of my worst purchases en armazÃ³n. I would not recomend this flash. It stopped working a little after the warranty was up.
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It does work in TTL mode with the adapter, but I find that the flash is more accurate in the auto setting than TTL. Overall not as powerful as the Sony HVL-F58am or HVL-F60, but I find the reliability to be rock solid when compared to the Sony flashes as it has never overheated during an event. I still prefer the build quality and flexibility of the swivel head on the Sony, but due to the overheating issues I mentioned earlier I went with the Metz and do not regret it so far.
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I use the flash with canon 5dmkII and canon 60 d. Works perfect ttl and manual sa a canon flash. I m sure that works perfect on rebel body.
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This takes Nikon mount lenses, and adapts them to fit on micro four third lenses. So yes, it will work on an Olympus OMD EM5. By the way, it works great for lenses with a MANUAL aperture control ring on the lens. In other words, you have to manually control the aperture ring. You have to set your camera to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will automatically adjust the shutter speed for whatever you manually set the lens f-stop to. MANUAL FOCUS ONLY, of course.
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Maybe. Your camera does not have the correct hot shoe to accommodate the full range of features on this flash. So it will most likely work in manual mode it most likely will not work in TTL mode.
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There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it... » Read More There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! « Show Less
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Mine did on my EM5 and on a separate flash-only order. You could try to inquire of the vendor.
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It works well with Olympus e600, the instruction manual says it works with Olympus digital TTL. Doesn't list any specific model numbers.
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Yes, it works great with the OMD-EM5. You may hear a little bit of an aperture rattle if you go from light to dark quickly, but the lens is a gem. Love it. I also have the panasonic 20mm f1.7. I would say if you want a more compact reasonably priced lens look at that. In my opinion the Pana/Leica 25mm f1.4 is far better.
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Yep, I use them with Nikon , and Meike, just make sure that you get flashes that support TTL. If not, they will still work, but you have to shoot in manual.
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I just bought this. I have yet to use it with a flash. But right now it works perfectly as a remote trigger for my Olympus E-PL5.
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For non-canon flashes, I bought a Stratos receiver, In addition to the two odin.Then this stratos, usually in zone "c" either fires a single manual flash or, the way I use it most, drives the transmitter of an Lp-04 lo-cost trigger driving up to 4 more monolights or flashes,Yes. It works on any flash with a center pin, only in manual. TTL is brand-specific.
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It should work for any flash that has a manual mode. I do not know if TTL would work, but you can set flash power manual, and it will work!
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I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though. Good luck!i I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though.... » Read More I would advise that you refer to your owners manual on the 5DII. It should work fine. I get full TTL capability with it on my Canon T3. I like that I can control the flash by adjusting it to over or underexpose by half increments. The only thing I don't like about it is that it only uses two "AA" batteries. This causes considerable recharge time for the capacitors on the flash, but for the price, it is a damn good deal. I get great exposure with the flash knowing how to control the flash. I've always liked Sunpak flashes and you can't go wrong with them. It's your call though. Good luck!i « Show Less
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Best if you go to nikon website and download the manual. I have a D700 and it won't do TTL.
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If the flash is TTL, It will work in TTL, but if the flash is manual only, it will work only in manual mode. This cable is nothing but an extension of your camera's hot shoe, so whatever and however any flash works on that will work on this.
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This product was designed to work with Canon TTL system. It may work in a Olympus Camera, but not certainly as TTL, which is the best use for this EXCELLENT product.If you do not need a TTL product you might as well try a single (and affordable) flash trigger.