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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 252938" data-attributes="member: 12496">Yes, that is true, however I am out of my element on those, I don't have any of them, and I really don't know enough about them to discuss them.&nbsp; I know we are discussing higher prices than the cheapie triggers.&nbsp; All of the cheapie triggers, specifically any of those NOT specifically dedicated to only Nikon or Canon cameras, are all Manual flash only.But yes,&nbsp; some PocketWizard models... the TT1 Mini and Flex, but NOT the standard Plus models.&nbsp; Also the Radio Popper PX model. These work by reading the Nikon Commander output, then relaying those infrared signals by radio, and then providing infrared output into the Nikon remote flash.&nbsp; Just a carrier, not a commander.And yes, I think the Yongnuo YN622N radio trigger is TTL.&nbsp; And the Photox Odin also.&nbsp; I think these don't just relay the Nikon commander signals, I think they may instead be a complete replacement radio Commander.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 252938, member: 12496"] Yes, that is true, however I am out of my element on those, I don't have any of them, and I really don't know enough about them to discuss them. I know we are discussing higher prices than the cheapie triggers. All of the cheapie triggers, specifically any of those NOT specifically dedicated to only Nikon or Canon cameras, are all Manual flash only. But yes, some PocketWizard models... the TT1 Mini and Flex, but NOT the standard Plus models. Also the Radio Popper PX model. These work by reading the Nikon Commander output, then relaying those infrared signals by radio, and then providing infrared output into the Nikon remote flash. Just a carrier, not a commander. And yes, I think the Yongnuo YN622N radio trigger is TTL. And the Photox Odin also. I think these don't just relay the Nikon commander signals, I think they may instead be a complete replacement radio Commander. [/QUOTE]

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