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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston" data-source="post: 631791" data-attributes="member: 10742"><p>It adds TTL to a slave/off camera flash... Apparently some flashes/cameras didn't "transmit" <--I hate that word because it really doesn't transmit in the RF sense... the TTL or manual changes as a Master in Nikon's CLS system... This enabled a remote flash to act like an optical slave with TTL and manual control...</p><p></p><p>Nikon created some weird stuff to accommodate their CLS system... which uses a series of flashing lights to trigger/control their flashes... </p><p></p><p>RF (radio frequency) transmitters are much more reliable and practical methods of control... Once you step away from the Nikon flash, things get much cheaper and practical... </p><p></p><p>This is certainly one of those cases where Nikon thinks their baby is beautiful, and the rest of the universe just nods their head and looks the other way...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fred Kingston, post: 631791, member: 10742"] It adds TTL to a slave/off camera flash... Apparently some flashes/cameras didn't "transmit" <--I hate that word because it really doesn't transmit in the RF sense... the TTL or manual changes as a Master in Nikon's CLS system... This enabled a remote flash to act like an optical slave with TTL and manual control... Nikon created some weird stuff to accommodate their CLS system... which uses a series of flashing lights to trigger/control their flashes... RF (radio frequency) transmitters are much more reliable and practical methods of control... Once you step away from the Nikon flash, things get much cheaper and practical... This is certainly one of those cases where Nikon thinks their baby is beautiful, and the rest of the universe just nods their head and looks the other way... [/QUOTE]
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