does the E-TTL II designation mean that this flash is fully automatic?
919268
No, It is not fully automatic. You have to set it at what brightness you need. Other than that , it an excellent flask.
1491545
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.
1491548
There is no TTL capabilities. It has an automatic mode but it's completely flash independent.
1550540
Yes, tt is a "real" flash with flash tubes and not just an LED. The TTL makes it a good buy.
1087402
Yes. They're a basic hotshoe trigger, so you don't get any TTL capabilities or control over the flash from the camera. Everything on the flash is controlled in manual mode, but they fire reliably and over a pretty good distance with Canon cameras and flashes.
118415
Yes, the flash will fire automatically when synced properly with your camera.
1731105
No TTL, this is manual-only. It uses the supplied Li-ion battery. AA will not fit.
46054
My guess is yes it does. Works perfect on my a 3000; it's a very good flash with auto everything.
1778509
I don't know about that but this flash is fully manual. It will not monitor anything thru your camera and mine stopped working the 2nd time I turned it on. I would not recommend it. If you want a TTL ring flash that is fully automatic you will have to go for the Canon ring flash, about $500.
2237358
It's only got the center pin on the bottom of the trigger so it doesn't do TTL. The receivers do have all the pins for TTL but they don't work. I got a cable that did TTL and that gives me 10 meters of distance and it works with the TTL on both flashes.
85958
It depends on how you have the camera set. This camera is like several different cameras in one - you can set it on full automatic or you can set it on full manual, either one with the flash ON or OFF as you desire.
840383
It does have an automatic flash. You can also turn the flash off. The flash extends out of the top of the camera body when needed. You do need to be a little careful when pushing it back in. The flash extends on a little platform that can be damaged if you are too rough.
2185945
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.
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.
206750
Only if you want a manual flash. It is not e-ttl (through the lens automatic). It does not communicate with the camera. If your hot shoe on your camera is ISO standard, it will likely flash. But you'll have to do all the adjustment and exposure work through aperture/shutter settings in the A65.
2090919
yes it does, but keep in mind that it does not allow for ttl... and any flash you put on the 'receiver' (as one will be transmitter_ the other will be receiver) will have to be manually changed. EI... the flash it to bright, you will have to walk over and change the settings on the flash yourself.
4174
The popup flash in the NEX can optically trigger the HVL-F43M flash. No TTL.