Will this allow TTL with an SB-28 and D7100?
1010028
I don't think the SB-28 works in TTL mode with digital SLRs. You'd have to use A or Manual mode. Might be time to upgrade your flash.
1010029
No, the SB-28 was designed for older film cameras and operates in Manual or the old Auto mode where the flash determines exposure, not the camera. It is not TTL compatible, but you can still use it with the SC-28. For TTL flashes (SB-700, etc), the SC-28 works in TTL mode just like on -camera. Personally, I use manual flash modes a lot anyway for repeatability and better control.
967731
I cannot answer specifically about TTL compatibility back to the T3i, but since it is compatible with the 30D, I would expect it would also work with your T3i. It will surely work in manual mode in any Canon with a hot shoe and any dSLR with a large central contact in a hot shoe.
317615
Since I don't have an SB-26 I can't be 100% sure, but it works on my SB-25. I think the SB-25 and SB-26 are the same flash except that the SB-26 includes the delay mode and an optical slave. That delay mode sounds pretty cool if you mix TTL and non-TTL, though I have to imagine you sacrifice sync speed at high-power settings. If you have the time, let us know what you think of it.
366954
Yes, it does support through-ttl according to the company. I've tried it a few times and it worked, but frankly it becomes a little clumsy unless it is used on a tripod.
1649284
I have used this flash also with a D90, D300, and D7100 as master in addition to an SB900.One thing to note is that TTL via wireless CLS only works when the 560EX is in set to A-1. I banged my head for a while with it set to B until I had a vague recollection of reading somewhere that only A-1 worked. When I switched it over, all was good. Any other group/channel combo seems to work with it set to manual on the master side (which is how we normally use it).
64087
The cable that I received only supports TTL. I just found this out yesterday while on an important shoot. I am going to buy a different cable now.
1545203
You can use it but only in Manual Mode! TTL Will not work, any kind of flash, canon, nikon or the new hot shoe sony's, but i recomend to you the Yongnuo
2121949
The manual says it is "suitable for digital Nikon cameras with TTL and i-TTL flash control"
1401187
Thanks for your interest in this kit. Yes, the flash is not a TTL flash so it will sync to the camera's flash.
372877
Hi Nestor, Yes ... They will work with the SB-910, is what I use. TTL no ! Manual trigger only, you get to have more "play" on your exposure.
660355
Yes, it works with standard flash, however most of the adaptors do not support ttl flash synchronization.
966410
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.
1027018
It should work if you use it off camera in manual mode and triggered by either another on camera flash or other off camera flash which is how I use it with all 4 Nikon cameras I have. Not sure if it will work on camera in hot shoe in auto mode but its not capable in TTL. You should just consider it as auxiliary flash. It is very dependable in manual mode not attached to camera.
1992842
Actually, only in auto or manual flash modes. No TTL flash, this is using iTTL protocal, your n80 is on D-TTL if I remember correctly. Two different beasts that do the same thing, but are not cross-compatible.
364943
It works with my d7000 so I would think it would work with the d7100 but ttl doesnt work you have to use manual, which isnt that big of a deal, just means you have to learn a little more about your camera. I am very happy with it though you should be too.
223741
If you order the NIKON version, yes. Each TTL (Through The Lens) hotshoe is designed FOR that camera, so the flash has to be the right version to get the fully automatic interaction.
1224073
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.