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Feb 01, 2005 13:48 |  #1

Hey, quick question. I got a 20D and 580 EX.....was going to use my 8 year rebel as a back up....do you think the 580EX would work on the rebels hot shoe?

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Feb 01, 2005 16:42 |  #2

All the EX series flash's should revert back to TTL metering when put on an older EOS body.

The key word here is "SHOULD"


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Feb 01, 2005 19:18 |  #3

ETTL was first introduced in the EOS ELAN II in 1995 so if your Rebel is more recent than that, it should have ETTL. If so, the 580EX will work just fine with it.


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Feb 01, 2005 20:38 |  #4

What aobut TTL, I think I bought it end of 94 beginning 95 sooooo close, too close to call.


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Feb 01, 2005 21:02 as a reply to  @ OceanRider's post |  #5

OceanRider wrote:
What aobut TTL, I think I bought it end of 94 beginning 95 sooooo close, too close to call.

Well, my 550EX will work with Type-B cameras (non ETTL EOS cameras) in TTL mode so I image 580EX would, too, but don't quote me on that since I don't have the 580EX.


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