Will it support E-TTL?Till what shutter speed can it be synced ?Due to unreliable IR which other compliant Master-Slave flash trigger can be used?
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I have no idea. My set burned up the day I got it, before I could photograph one person. It is junk!
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It's not a TTL wireless, its just plain you can just use it as a fire only trigger, if you want ttl you would have to look at something like the new Apertures if you want cost effective TTL. These are just meat and potato triggers they work fine for that and are a good deal...
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Hi Cheryl, I wasn't able to find the complete specs on the E500 so I can't say if it has TTL flash function or not. But this model Bower flash does have the same pin connector pattern as the E500 so it will work to at least some degree. If you have the manual for the camera check to see if if it has TTL flash capabillity. If it does this flash will be fully functional with it. If not, it will still flash but you will have to set the flash manually. Hope that helps you.Tom
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If you want to trigger it with TTL, yes. There are pocket wizards that do the same thing and they are much more expensive! You can trigger with manual mode on these as well.
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Nope, the remote flashes are sync only - fire signal only. Whatever setting they are set to they will fire, must change them manually on flash. The transmitter on the camera is ETTL hotshoe, so that might work for that one (maybe), but not the others.
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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.
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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.
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Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success with these triggers. Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success... » Read More Yes this will work without the on-camera flash. It will handle high speed synch as well (I have had success up to 1/8000sec shutter). You will NOT be able to control the settings via the Nikon in-camera Commander settings as this will only affect IR speedlights triggered from the on-camera flash. Another benefit I like about these triggers is that the focus assist works well in very low light settings (better than the on-camera assist). You will need to get familiar with the manual to setup the triggers...this can get a bit confusing so read the manual carefully. I have had good success with these triggers. « Show Less
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Yes - TTL, eTTL slave Canon master, high speed sync. 2nd curtain sync only works if set up on flash. Camera menus cannot be used to set flash settings. I have not tried FEB.
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Yes, you need to get a TTL cable if you want automatic flash metering. It will also work off camera manually with any wireless flash trigger or with line of sight using the built in optical slave mode.
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Samsung cameras have a standard hot shoe, so not sure what you mean by "compatibility issues". You will lose TTL with this manual flash. Thus, you need to have some ideas on how to use your camera on "Manual" and not use "Auto" or try to set your sync speed too high.
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It also works from the hot shoe which will trigger the units. It doesn't do TTL like more costly unit does. They do make ones that do TTL. These you need to set the flash power at each remote flash. They work just fine if you can set the flash at different powers. I'm shooting animals at night and they work find for me because I need as much light as I can get for a big area. For studio work I'd get ones that do TTL and send the signal back to the sender and camera. They are cheap enough to have hanging around for special shots. I got two sets so I can control four flash units with one sender.
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The paperwork says:Although this flash unit has been equiped with numerous functions, depending on the camera model being used, some functions may have some limitations. A type cameras: E-TTL (ETTLII) Compatible EOS SLR cameras. B type camearas: All other EOS cameras except those listed above.. I find that a bit confusing but I hope this helps.Bob G.
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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.
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...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 !!!
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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.
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Yes it will sync safely but you will loose the TTL auto function and will have to rely on manual settings.