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Does a Speedlite 420EX made in 2001 can work with a new EOS 60D?

soaresfrei
Apprentice

HI!


I have a Speedlite 420EX bought in 2001, working perfectly until now with an EOS300.

 

Last week I bought a new EOS60D and I would like to know if this camera can work with this old flash.

 

I am concerned about that and need a confirmation that turn it on will not burn the EOS60D.

 

My best regards,

 

Fabio.

2 REPLIES 2

Skirball
Authority

Yes, it's fine.  The 420 is a bit dated now, but I'd still consider it a "modern speedlite".  It won't damage your camera.  And it should provide full eTTL.

 

Fabio

 

Just to bolster what Skirball said:  I am still using the 380-EX that was made for the Elan 2 and Elan 7 FILM cameras, and it works fine with my Rebel, S5-IS, and SX40-HS - and that means ALL speedlite features - including the motorized zoom head.  Until I just recently got the 430-EX-II, the 380-EX was the only external flash I had for my Canon cameras, so you should have no problem with your 420-EX.

 

Regards,

 

Ted

 

 

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