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Yongnuo YN-622N wireless flash trigger for Nikon is now available Read more on Nikon
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<blockquote data-quote="davemazz" data-source="post: 167475" data-attributes="member: 13511"><p>Yes, you can definitely control it with your camera (through the 622n). The caveat is the off camera flash has to be set to TTL mode if you want to remotely control the off camera flash. Even if you want to use the off camera flash in manual mode, it still needs to be set to TTL so the 622 can send power information to the off camera flash. Then you would just set the 622 that is on your camera to manual mode and you are good to go. The off camera flash will now be in manual mode, and you can control the power output from the 622 on your camera. The only downside is that the 622N doesn't have an LCD screen, so you won't know the exact power settings you are shooting at. The LCD on the off camera flash won't tell you what the power setting is set to, it will only say "TTL" or similar depending on the flash.</p><p></p><p>One more thing, if you have commander mode built into your camera, as with the D90, it can't be used in conjunction with the 622.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davemazz, post: 167475, member: 13511"] Yes, you can definitely control it with your camera (through the 622n). The caveat is the off camera flash has to be set to TTL mode if you want to remotely control the off camera flash. Even if you want to use the off camera flash in manual mode, it still needs to be set to TTL so the 622 can send power information to the off camera flash. Then you would just set the 622 that is on your camera to manual mode and you are good to go. The off camera flash will now be in manual mode, and you can control the power output from the 622 on your camera. The only downside is that the 622N doesn't have an LCD screen, so you won't know the exact power settings you are shooting at. The LCD on the off camera flash won't tell you what the power setting is set to, it will only say "TTL" or similar depending on the flash. One more thing, if you have commander mode built into your camera, as with the D90, it can't be used in conjunction with the 622. [/QUOTE]
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