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14 Aug 2013
Well i have been using a 430Ex for a couple of years now but recently purchased a RF-602 radio triggers and have noticed i am being forced to use much smaller apertures than i did with ETTL on camera (i had to use f18 today where i probably could have used f5.6 with ETTL) so what is the difference? i
27 May 2013
With a better Manual solution, you dial in the flash's output from the camera's built-in menu or from the controller unit that's in your hotshoe. Much less work. So then the question of ETTL vs Manual is more easily answered: A good, ETTL-capable solution can be used as ETTL or Manual.
18 Dec 2016 I have tried to avoid using flash for years partly as I take very few photos of people. However I am trying to learn flash photography for various reasons. Off camera flash seems to be the way to go and manual is deemed to be more reliable than ettl. From my limited testing I agree. Any comments? Dec 18
20 Aug 2010 Or you can have your camera and Speedlite work together to calculate the power level automatically via E-TTL. Both modes have their strengths. Both modes have their shortcomings. One is not always better than the other. I routinely switch between E-TTL and Manual — depending upon the situation of
8 Oct 2013 I've been playing all morning with my 7D, 17-55 IS and a 430EX II. When I use manual, I have to adjust power anywhere from 1/8 to 1/4 to get acceptable indoor flash shots. Using ETTL, all are much darker. So I've set the FEC up to +1 1/3 and get similar, reliable shots indoors. So, 6 of one and a half dozen
26 Dec 2007 In the case of manual flash, there is NO control by the flashgun or camera, over the intensity or duration of the pulse of light from the flash unit. When I use flash on ETTL mode as I understand it calculates the flash power it requires to light up the subject if we hit the flash direct on them right? If true, what
This tutorial will help you get a grasp on the difference between manual and TTL flash settings, and when to use each to your advantage.
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