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D70 and D-TTL
Read that it doesn't support D-TTL metering, so what happens when I use a SB50DX with a D70?
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you get standard TTL mode only....
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There should be only TTL but the problem is there's no film on the D70 to meter the TTL... so is it auto or TTL only? I'm still confused.
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Which means that it'll be firing off at full power all the time?
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1) You have SB-80DX with D-TTL only: If you are using D70 which do not support D-TTL other i-TTL, chances are you will get to use SB-80DX in AA or manual (M) mode. 2) You have SB-800/600 with i-TTL and D-TTL: If you are using D100 which do not support i-TTL, you can still use D-TTL in flash mode. Ultimately, you won't gain anything extra by upgrading to SB-800.  |
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