> 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?
The 220Ex and 380EX are E-TTL only. The 550EX can be switched between
E-TTL amd TTL. I'm not 100% sure, but I think the 420EX is E-TTL only.
All EX speedlites are TTL only with type "B" bodies or when used with a
Hot Shoe Adapter on an "A" type body **.
** use a Hot Shoe Adapter between your Elan II and EX speedlight to get
"simple" TTL.
Dave Herzstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.kjsl.com/~dave
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