Does this ring flash have i-ttl metering with Nikon cameras?
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Mark, I do not know if it is compatible with the Nikon I-TTL. It is compatible with our Canon T2i and all Canon models in the Rebel Series. Sorry.
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Please choose this one Meike® MK-14EXT Macro TTL ring flash for Nikon i-TTL with LED AF assist lamp
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No TTL, that is correct. But I put an Altura flash (about $40) on this shoe, put that combination on my 5N, and it works beautifully in Manual on-camera function. I have not tried it yet as a slave unit on a tripod.
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Yes, it does. I have the Canon t3i with the builtin optical triggers and works well. The menu allows to select both the canon as well as nikon wirelesd ttl slave modes. On cam it is a manual flash and does not support ttl.
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It should work with any Nikon camera that has a hotshoe. If you're using a Nikon flash, such as the SB-910, you should get full TTL functionality, as long as you're using the Nikon version of the Phottix triggers. So in short, yes, it will work just fine with this combo.
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The remote triggers do not transmit TTL data, only the signal to fire. If you mount the flash directly to your hotshoe, then yes, TTL info is transmitting directly from the camera into the flash.
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It should work.. the power output is not that off a true nikon flash.. it does not do the off camera I-ttL for the price it's a good on camera flaw.
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The popup flash in the NEX can optically trigger the HVL-F43M flash. No TTL.
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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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No. But if your goal is to use the flash off-camera, there is a TTL cord available
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Yes but not in TTL mode just manual and maybe A mode , I use manual all the time "off camera "
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No, according to the Pocket Wizard website tonight, "The 1D X, 6D, and T4i do not support TTL operation at this time."
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After a tough learning curve I have learned this does 'work' with the T2i, depending on your definition of work. This model is manual only, you have to adjust the settings manually, and the camera does not recognize it in the flash control settings. The yonguno YN568EX II has the E-TTL features. I recommend the book 'Speedliter's Handbook' by Syl Arena to explain the complicated world of canon speedlites, it's a plain english guide and is answering all my questions about canon speedlites. Note: it is canon specific.
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I have a K-5 and a Vivitar DF-383 flash. When placing the flash on the camera shoe and turning on the battery power the flash pulses. The ttl feature is useless. I must shoot in manual mode to utilize the flash. Yours may not suffer from this problem. For you sake, I hope not.
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Hi Jeffrey, I use my Bower SFD728N Automatic TTL Flash for Nikon i-TTL for a Nikon D60. It does the job for the price anyway but don't expect too much out of it, i.e. doesn't look tough enough to be used for long and extended periods of time. I am happy with the flash for what I use it for.
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Product description says its for Canon.The ring flash is also described as being "ttl" which would confirm that its for Canon only. Non-ttl flash would work on almost any camera.
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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.
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As long as your Nikon flash has a standard hot shoe it should work but do not expect that the TTL will work. It will work as a manual flash this means that your sony camera will not recognize the Nikon flash but if the flash is on, it will trigger the flash unit. So you will have to use it in manual. I use mine to fire my quantum flashes and to connect my pocket wizard receiver.