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Mar 19, 2011 17:15 |  #1

Looking for a great performing METz flash.... something that can be matched with my 580EX ii, came power if not more.... and all the goods... any advice would be amazing!


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Mar 19, 2011 17:51 |  #2

The only Metz close to the 580EXII, which is directly compatible with Canon IR wireless flash, is the Metz 58AF. Equal in power to the 580EXII. Metz has the 76MZ5 which is Canon ETTL compatible, but it is not compatible with Canon wireless flash control.


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Mar 19, 2011 18:35 |  #3

Wilt wrote in post #12051983 (external link)
The only Metz close to the 580EXII, which is directly compatible with Canon IR wireless flash, is the Metz 58AF. Equal in power to the 580EXII. Metz has the 76MZ5 which is Canon ETTL compatible, but it is not compatible with Canon wireless flash control.

thanks for the information.... but i think i'm just going to get me a second 580EXII


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