Slave Strobe Trigger
April 5th, 2008
Can TTL strobe slave (by radio triggering) be used with Canon’s ETTL ?
I have an Canon 1000D/XS and radio remote triggers but I only have two TTL flashes. I know optical triggering TTL strobes will not work with ETTL but will radio triggering bypass this issue?
No.
You need to use your slave flashes in manual mode.
To use E-TTL and wireless flashes, you need to use Canon’s infrared flash commander ST-E2 on camera.
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