TTL capable shoe cords for off camera flash (vello does not work)
TTL capable shoe cords for off camera flash (vello does not work)
Aug 31, 2012
Hi all.
Thought I'd start a new thread so this info doesn't get buried in an older thread I started back in July. Somebody had reported that the Vello universal shoe cord would allow TTL signals on NX flashes. I tried a 3-ft Vello universal shoe cord with the SEF20a on both NX100 and NX200. Same behavior on both cameras. Camera did not detect the flash. The flash fired, but at what I would guess is full power (all blown out at ISO100, f/11).
I am very disappointed. And I think it's lame that Samsung doesn't offer a cord. Maybe they have some sophisticated wifi-based flash-TTL scheme brewing, but I'm not holding my breath.
I am tempted to get a refurb E-PM1 and the small olympus off-camera flash to start playing with off-camera. E-PM1 will apparently give wireless TTL signals to the μ4/3 flashes. Plus I am lusting after the olympus 45mm.
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