Does this support TTL?
835151
No, It doesn't support TTL, But I shoot with the flash in manual and have never had an issue.
2211444
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.
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.
1485181
The transmitter is universal and will mount on any hot shoe. It will provide standard flash triggering with no TTL functionality. You will have to manually adjust the flash settings and simply use it as a trigger.
267166
This product does not actually use TTL. If you have the transmitter attached to the camera and the flash attached on top of that, they basically connected the wires to allow the camera's TTL signal to pass through to that flash only. It will not pass TTL to any remote flash. I recommend the Yongnuo YN-622C if you want to use TTL.
2249257
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.
723186
Set it for full auto, TTL, and it should work fine. Read the manual enough to get started, then learn new "tricks" as you get more familiar with it. Have fun!
401583
A wifi trigger is a pretty dumb device, as long as the flash contacts in the hotshoe fit, it will trigger. No TTL, however, all manual. If you have a proprietary shoe like the old Minolta/early Sony, that flash will need an adapter, but that's the only exception.
1860808
Did you tried manyal mode? Though it has multiple connection as it works like supporting TTL, it does not support TTL.
2211795
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.
2221211
It works with any camera with a hot shoe. It does NOT allow TTL as it isolates the camera from the flash.
1309999
I tried it with my D5100 and couldn't TTL... maybe did the wrong settings !
1395884
Yes,it does,but this is not a E-TTL device.Manual operation only,but it works great!! and if don't have one you will need a Godox Flash V850 this is what I have,no problems
1196969
No, according to the Pocket Wizard website tonight, "The 1D X, 6D, and T4i do not support TTL operation at this time."
453115
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.
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.
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