@ebiggs1 wrote:
Just because it is ETTL II compatible is no indication it is Canon compatible. It only means it will expose using the ETTL II standards.
Isn't that a distinction without a difference? The "ETTL II standard" requires, by definition, communication with the camera via the ETTL II protocol. Is any non-Canon camera capable of supporting that communication?
Or are you merely saying that not all Canon cameras support the ETTL II standard? (Which is true, I guess, but almost certainly irrelevant to the OP's question.)
Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
