Is this a ETTL I AND ETTL II
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Hi Susan, I am not certain. I works fin e with my Canon EOS 5D MK II ... Sorry I do not know more. B&H Photo can probably answer this question.
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There isn't one as far as I know. I think you have two choices - 1) use ETTL, or 2) guess the power in manual and review the histogram. I must say that I'm disappointed that they haven't published a fix for the manual / pre-flash problem, and I'm currently considering going back to PW because of this. However, if you want ETTL, they are great.
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It works on SL1, not certain of XT, but it must be compatible with all other EOS models. So best to ask the manufacturer perhaps.
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Just realized at the end of my answer i typed the CL 220 as CL 330. It is the CL 220.
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It has the T1 terminal but as I recall they included an adapter for use as T2.
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Yes, is the simple answer. For more information about spt-1 and spt-2 wires, you may want to visit christmasdesigners.com. Great information there.
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Ask them to look for either A0911 or H2511 stamped on the bottom of the packaging. A0911 is for the first version; H2511 indicated the second version. Hope this helps.
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Hello Tiggerstech. I'm happy to inform you that the display you're looking at will work in both the 1012 and 1011. I hope this solves your issue and makes you happy.
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Yes. It is not TTL, but it works very well manually. I use it with the E-PM2.
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I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit adapter and a small flashlight in the elastic bands on either side. I'm pretty much invincible. I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit... » Read More I found nothing helpful on the Amazon or Leatherman websites, that would explain the difference between model I & II. Leatherman shows that one is designed for the Charge series, and the other for the Surge. They do not call it I or II, only Amazon does. Product numbers do not match between Amazon and Leatherman. And on both sites they use the exact same picture. These could all be the same sheath. The one I ordered (model II) fits the Super Tool 300 (their largest multi tool) plus the 40 piece bit set. I soaked it in warm water first, to help it stretch around the contents. I keep the bit adapter and a small flashlight in the elastic bands on either side. I'm pretty much invincible. « Show Less
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In one word, a guarded "yes". Assuming all flash settings and functions still work on a 10-year old camera. This flash will work well with any Canon body that supports ETTL (both on-camera and off-camera with a supported off-camera cord or ST-E2). It will also work in Manual mode with any camera with a "normal" hot shoe. I have been unable to get mine to work in ETTL with a Pocket Wizard TT1 mini/TT5 Flex combination, though all the Pocket Wizards work well in Manual even with my Fuji bodies.
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The "IS" is part of the full name for the A1000IS and A590IS, but sometimes people just leave it out. There are not IS and non-IS versions of the A1000[IS] and A590[IS]. Canon's including it into the formal names is useful to distinguish them from some models that lack[ed] IS. For example the earlier A540 lacked IS. The current economy model, the A480, lacks IS.
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Yes, it works with the *istDL, it uses the very reliable screw drive for auto focus. I just put it on a *istD, it worked just fine. It's a great lens for the money.
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Cannot say for sure. I have the E45T. I did not keep it, found it to be not up to standard.
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I used this to x-grade from EZD 1, and it left EZ intact - I could use either. In fact, I subsequently upgraded from EZD 1 to 2, and they're both intact. I'd assume the same for this, but if I was asking the question, I wouldn't rely on my input, I'd query TT. They're responsive.
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Dont know about the other one however am happy with it works well and is durable. After reading the reviews now understand why some said almost better not to know what you can find! :)
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I can see no difference in the two models. Don't know what the E designation means.