Will this work TTL with Panasonic GX7 or G6?
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Don't know about GX7 or G6 but have a GH5 and TTL works as does manual. I assume that since G6 and GH5 are somewhat related that this flash will work the same. As noted in other response, the Pan/Oly model should be ordered.
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No personal experience w/ GX7/G6, but both take the same flash as FZ200, hence all should work in TTL with the Metz flash. Just be sure you order the Panasonic/Olympus model.
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I imagine it will since it just connects to the hotshoe. You can go completely manual or it advertises E-TTL if your camera can do that. The option that comes on on the LCD only says TTL, which can be confusing. Apparently your camera has to be set for E-TTL, but the display still says TTL. Just an fyi.
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I do not know. The Amazon page says that it works with models KX-TG76XX phones. Talk to the Panasonic people for a more definitive answer.
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I don't have a G12 but according to the Canon web site it uses the standard Canon TTL hotshoe. That means 'yes' it should work normally. I found the canon manual online and it shows that this camera acts just like a DSLR so should be fine. http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/1/0300004191/01/PSG12_CUG_EN.pdf It should work in auto (TTL) and manual modes and should work with any of the TN-622c wireless triggers as well.
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It works on D3100 if that is any help. No TTL control though. All flash characteristics will need to be controlled manually. In auto mode it will fire with full power. Compare the D5000 hotshoe with the D3100 hotshoe. If they are they same it should work.
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I'm not familiar with that camera, so I don't know for sure, but check the manual or look up the camera features online and see if it can use TTL metering. If it can, then it should work with the 430EX. The 430EX normally uses E-TTL, but it is backward compatible with TTL. I'm not sure what you mean by "430EX 11" so I don't know about your second question.
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I don't know. I've been using this with a 50d, 40d and a 580EX and it works fine. I wouldn't think it there would be any issue with using it with a 6d and a 600ex, since this TTL cord is essentially just an extension of the contacts from your camera hot shoe to your flash.
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I use an Opteka T-mount adapter for Panasonic GX7. It works really well, the only thing is that you'll have to set your camera to the "shoot without lens" setting and manually focus and zoom. It costs about $15 and i've used mine to take a lot of moon and nature pictures. I hope this helps.
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Yes, it works with standard flash, however most of the adaptors do not support ttl flash synchronization.
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Yes it should. Most Panasonic camera's have a generic remoter port. I have had the G1, and have the G3, and it works fine for both of those. Primarily the DMC series has the same cable configuration. Even down to the Z series. Should not have a problem using this release. Highly recommend. You can even set a timer for when you want to be included in the photograph.
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Hi Neleh9040. The list of products in my review (KX-TG9542B , KX-TG9541B , KX-TG6842B , KX-TG7872S , KX-TG6844B , KX-TG6843B , KX-TG6845B , KX-TG7875S , KX-TG7874S , KX-TG7873S , KX-TG6873B , KX-TG6841B. ) are the models Panasonic told me are compatible. I suggest you contact them about your model specifically.
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Check out which accessories will work on the GF3 if it says it can use either the PANASONIC DMW-RS1 and RSL1 than this timer will work.
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Response by Cajie B "cajie" on May 19th confirmed it does work with the GX1
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Any feature that is on the back of the flash unit will work (power output, tilt, etc). It will not handle ttl or fp mode.
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Yes, I am currently using it with my Panasonic Dect 6.0 2 line model KX-TG9392T without any problem, good buy!
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There should be no problem since it is does not do TTL, rather, it only uses the single, center, manual contact.
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I agree, it should work with no problems. Remember though, that this is a manual-only trigger, so it doesn't transmit TTL information.