Dustman
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Re: Here's hoping that Godox has fixed the TTL HSS with this new transmitter
PDE94301 wrote:
Dustman wrote:
PDE94301 wrote:
Dustman wrote:
Yes, Godox has confirmed this new trigger does allow both HSS & TTL on all the Mirrorless R Canon Bodies!
I just order 2 of them yesterday, and they will be here on Sunday.
Wow that's great news. Please let us know how it works after you've had a chance to play around with it. I've been waiting a long time for an affordable 3rd party flash/trigger system that works in all modes on the R-series cameras.
I've been using the Godox/Flashpoint triggers and lights on the R, R6, and now R5, and they all work great. Very reliable and affordable system for the Canon mirrorless system in my experience over the years.
This was the one and only issue I ever had. No TTL & HSS together. But they worked 100% fine in either TTL or HSS on their own.
Just to clarify, you're saying the issue of TTL+HSS together was a problem solely when used off camera (e.g., with a trigger), but TTL+HSS together worked fine ON camera, right?
I ask b/c I think there has been some confusion and conflicting reports from folks in the forums about TTL+HSS on-camera (with just a single flash unit like a V860III or V1). However in my mind there was never any confusion about off camera. From my own personal experience (a few months ago) I know that R5+V860IIIC+XproC did not work properly for HSS+TTL together (off camera).
Yes, I've only had the problem with off camera flash using a trigger. I've never even tried using an on camera flash, so I can't confirm if HSS & TTL work with say a V1 on camera......it might though!
Using a Godox XProC or Flashpoint R2 Pro MarkII on the Canon R, R6, R5 with AD200, AD300 or AD400 never has given me both TTL & HSS together, which really wasn't a problem for me, I just shoot HSS in full manual off camera, and everything works great for me.