> Thank you Rafal. In my tests I was watching the flashes from the front.
The
> preflash was not distiguishable from the mains. No doubt it triggered the
Nikon
> units prematurely and my background will be dark when I get the test shots
back.
> It appears I will have to use totally manual settings to prevent the
preflash if
> I am to use the Nikons. I recall now that the preflash was indeed visible
in the
> viewfinder when I was using ETTL last summer.
>
> --
> Terence A. Danks
This message got me to wondering again - if I have a newer body camera,
say an Elan II or Eos 3, can I use an EX speedlight in TTL mode, or am I
stuck using E-TTL? I don't like the idea of a pre-flash, and I'm happy with
the TTL my old 10 gives me, but was thinking about a new body soon. I don't
want to be stuck with E-TTL for all shooting conditions. I know my 380EX
doesn't have an E-TTL on/off switch, so I'm assuming depending on the body
is what you get, E-TTl, or TTL.
While I'm at it, I'm thinking about buying a used EOS 1 or 1N, with the
1 I know I'll get TTL, does the 1N have E-TTL, or plain old TTL?
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