Will this flash work with a E-TTL Off Camera FLASH sync Cord?
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Hi .... I'm not sure to tell you I work with Auto flashes with a slave unit that works any where in the room or out side Sorry about that Hope you get a answer of some one .......Mike
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If the flash is TTL, It will work in TTL, but if the flash is manual only, it will work only in manual mode. This cable is nothing but an extension of your camera's hot shoe, so whatever and however any flash works on that will work on this.
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It should be-- same protocol for the cannons. Realize though it may not work off camera with a remote TTL system if you ever go that route. I wanted to use it with Odin's system (Highly recommend!) but it wouldn't work with the Yongnuo-- only a Canon flash. Other than that, good on camera flash for a lot less than a Canon.
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I imagine it will since it just connects to the hotshoe. You can go completely manual or it advertises E-TTL if your camera can do that. The option that comes on on the LCD only says TTL, which can be confusing. Apparently your camera has to be set for E-TTL, but the display still says TTL. Just an fyi.
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It will work with virtually any camera with a hot shoe or sync port and flash ... but keep in mind that it is only a trigger and can only work in manual mode. No dedicated thru the lens (TTL) of any kind.
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I have a D300s, but these are manual syncs. There is no reason why they should not work. You will not have access to TTL though.
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It may work with all the Nikon models but don't expect to use it in TTL mode for off camera flash or studio lights. Carefully check with the manufacturer, Yongnuo. I believe they do have a couple of Nikon specific models. If you are doing two flash heads off camera you will need two sets for a total of four units.
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Any feature that is on the back of the flash unit will work (power output, tilt, etc). It will not handle ttl or fp mode.
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This product was designed to work with Canon TTL system. It may work in a Olympus Camera, but not certainly as TTL, which is the best use for this EXCELLENT product.If you do not need a TTL product you might as well try a single (and affordable) flash trigger.
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It should work.. the power output is not that off a true nikon flash.. it does not do the off camera I-ttL for the price it's a good on camera flaw.
843785
I am pretty sure that these CT 04's will work with any modern flash unit which can operate in manual mode. These units are not expected to provide any kind of TTL operation. Manual only
901462
If it has a standard hot shoe it should fit....it does not transmit any power or signal to a ttl flash....you'll need an external cable for anything that uses the camera metering system.
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I use this with a sync cord that connects an external flash to my digital camera body.
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If your flash has the terminal for an external Canon battery pack it should.
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Yes, I believe so. See http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/Flash-Cord/4766/SC-29-Off-Camera-AF-TTL-Cord.html
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The wireless flash system will work with any camera so long as the remote (the one with the antenna) is on the camera hotshoe. Despite the label that this is meant for Olympus cameras, the wireless flash system does not do TTL metering of any kind. They label this as Olympus compatible because it comes with a cable that allows you to connect the camera via the cable to one of the flash triggers, and then use the remote as a wireless shutter trigger. So for a wireless flash system, it will work with any camera brand because it does not support any kind of TTL metering. It will work so long as the camera has a hotshoe. This will work as a wireless shutter trigger primarily for Olympus cameras because it comes with a cable for Olympus cameras. I guess it will also work as a wireless trigger for other cameras if you have the proper cable for those camera manufacturers. Source: Personal Use. I've been using this Olympus compatible set since June 2013.
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No reason not. Howevery double check to make sure your flash is on the compatible flash list and sometime if the flash needs specific cable to fit the data port then you will need to have the right canon cable to fit it. The trigger itself is a reliable device to send the sync signal.