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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 822091" data-attributes="member: 50197">It probably does have some type of TTL fill. I remember seeing a fill flash setting in the camera menu. I've never really looked into it, as I have only been using it for macro work as my primary light source.Yes, on matrix metering.I do see a little more difference in exposure on the backscreen than I do on the computer, but by in large, I haven't seen any of the TTL exposures that were off by a significant amount. 2 were more than I would like, but still easily edited to good images. I still need to get the Z5 out and see if it gives similar results. Not sure how much the camera puts into the mix. Obviously, it has the sensor that the flash relies on to decide how much power to use.Edited to add: I went out back with the Z5 and shot a handful of TTL shots. All were well exposed. Perhaps last time I tried it I had some setting wrong. It was a brand new flash, the first time out with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 822091, member: 50197"] It probably does have some type of TTL fill. I remember seeing a fill flash setting in the camera menu. I've never really looked into it, as I have only been using it for macro work as my primary light source. Yes, on matrix metering. I do see a little more difference in exposure on the backscreen than I do on the computer, but by in large, I haven't seen any of the TTL exposures that were off by a significant amount. 2 were more than I would like, but still easily edited to good images. I still need to get the Z5 out and see if it gives similar results. Not sure how much the camera puts into the mix. Obviously, it has the sensor that the flash relies on to decide how much power to use. Edited to add: I went out back with the Z5 and shot a handful of TTL shots. All were well exposed. Perhaps last time I tried it I had some setting wrong. It was a brand new flash, the first time out with it. [/QUOTE]

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