on 26.05.04 13:48, Leon Altoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I think you need the digital pin. I'm not sure of this. If body can't see this pin, then it should thnik that it is analogue TTL flash. Flash too - when it can't digitally communicate with body, but would have signal on TTL (mode) contact would set itself to analog TTL. In other words *istD would be seen by AF360FGZ as LX or Super A, while flash would be seen by istD the same way as it sees AF280T :-)
> But I do know how to trick the *istD > and AF360FGZ into working TTL instead of P-TTL. Use a lens not set to > A. The flash will still say it's in P-TTL mode but it gives a single > flash and exposes correctly. Put the lens back on A and you have P-TTL > - double flash and matrix metering. I tried this, but it is good only when you use flash as a main source of light - *istD doesn't take available light in consideration. > That's all there is to it. You just can't do it with an FA-J or DA > lens. Of course - no aperture ring - no tricks ;-) -- Best Regards Sylwek
