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Hello, I'm new to this forum, in fact I'm new to forums in general. I've just bought from Amazon a Neewer 565 E TTL for my Canon 50D
The instruction leaflet is badly translated and inadequate. I'm at a family reunion lunch next weekend and would like some shots of the occasion. This is where I need to produce my camera with speedlight already set up without having spent thirty minutes before hand conducting trials on a spectrum from deep gloom to total white-out. The flash is badged as E-TTL (for Canon) but it does toggle between E TTl and i TTL (Nikon) on the settings, I would like advice please on the two options: Totally auto TTL or manual. If it's manual is there a rule-of-thumb setting for aperture and exposure? Will I need to reduce the power output via the camera of on the device? To be honest, I haven't used flash for 35 years when the latest gun was thyristor controlled and seemed very good. Any help please?
The instruction leaflet is badly translated and inadequate. I'm at a family reunion lunch next weekend and would like some shots of the occasion. This is where I need to produce my camera with speedlight already set up without having spent thirty minutes before hand conducting trials on a spectrum from deep gloom to total white-out. The flash is badged as E-TTL (for Canon) but it does toggle between E TTl and i TTL (Nikon) on the settings, I would like advice please on the two options: Totally auto TTL or manual. If it's manual is there a rule-of-thumb setting for aperture and exposure? Will I need to reduce the power output via the camera of on the device? To be honest, I haven't used flash for 35 years when the latest gun was thyristor controlled and seemed very good. Any help please?