I have a Nikon D3300 and SB-700 flash. Will this trigger allow TTL operation of this flash?
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.
453116
Yes it will, as long as you have the flash set to the ttl mode and it's attached to the hot shoe.
707875
If your flash has a hotshoe it will work. It won't send TTL information, but that doesn't bother me as I shoot so much in manual anyway and like to be in control of my exposure.
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.
2282919
I have never used it. According to a review I read, it doesn't support ttl pass-thru for canon, only for nikon and sony.
2022635
Yes but only in manual. The TTL is from an older variant that is no longer compatible with newer bodies.If you like the sb-800 and don't care about TTL, this is a wonderful flash. I own six and tend to use them over my sb-800 and sb-900.
790085
Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.
359583
They shouldn't be interchangeable. For TTL to work properly the flashes have to be engineered for each brand. I'd send it back and get the right one. It's a bargain of a flash for the money though. You'll be happy.
2121949
The manual says it is "suitable for digital Nikon cameras with TTL and i-TTL flash control"
1836550
You need triggers that can do TTL, Youngnuo carries a bunch of these options too, buy YN-622 or better yet YN-622 and YN622-TX as controller they work like a sharm for ETTL flash and of course the HSS feature. Be careful to select the right one for your camera CANON or NIKON.
1845446
I'm a Canon shooter, but the Nikon and the YN 560 II both have center firing pins. So, it should work just fine. You will not have TTL with this flash however...it is a manual only flash, meaning that you have to control how much power it puts out. It is a really good flash...but you should know something about flash photography with this unit. For a TTL version, you might want to look at the YN 565 EX or the new YN 568 EX. You'll need to buy the specific version for Nikon with them.
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The popup flash in the NEX can optically trigger the HVL-F43M flash. No TTL.
2185944
...no they do not support TTL, these are simple on/off devices...not sure about the pre-flash scenario...but bottom line, this will not support ttl flash, just manual triggering of an off camera flash...and for that they work perfectly in an off camera manual flash setup !!!
768433
No, the RF-602 does not provide ttl... you would need the yn-622N for Nikon
320956
No, it only works with Phottix Odin, Strato, and Strato II triggers.Apologies, it should work with YN flashes, but I think it will only function as a manual trigger, with no power adjustments or TTL.
2023173
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.
2205167
Based upon my experience with this flash, it functions solely in a manual mode and you have to make all of the necessary adjustments for aperture, shutter, etc. It did not function as a TTL or E-TTL Flash on a DSLR.
202220
E TTL I think is for Canon system I TTL I think it's for Nikon system. they do the job, just like windows and Mac OS. I don't have a Nikon camera so I'm don't have any idea but pretty much the same thing.