Nikon camera TTL History - What is TTL, D-TTL, iTTL
Today, with current digital DSLR, Nikon's mode is called iTTL now. And there was a short previous first Nikon digital try (until 2003) called D-TTL. But in reference to older film gear, TTL specifically specifies film TTL.
The Basics of Flash Photography - Nikon USA
If you’re inside, the simplest way to get great results from a Nikon Speedlight is to: put it in i-TTL mode (meaning it’s in automatic mode), tilt the head so it’s bouncing straight up, and then take your shot.
Understanding Nikon's Flash Metering Mode - Daily Photography Tips
Mar 8, 2011 · Nikon's i-TTL (intelligent through-the-lens) Balanced Fill-Flash automatically balances the output of the Nikon Speedlight to match with the scene's ambient light. This flash mode is selected by the camera automatically when the flash is in TTL mode and the camera metering is in either Matrix Metering mode or Center-Weighted Metering mode.
Exposure Compensation When Using i-TTL Gets Easier with the ... - Nikon USA
Learn how the D4 and D4s D-SLRs make it easier to use exposure compensation when using i-TTL with Nikon Speedlights.
What are the differences between E-TTL, i-TTL, and P-TTL?
Oct 24, 2011 · Canon, Nikon and Pentax each have their own TTL flash metering systems, respectively E-TTL, i-TTL, and P-TTL. They all use a weak preflash that is metered and used to calculate flash power level required for correct exposure, but I suspect there might be differences in implementation details.
iTTL, iTTL-BL and all that confusion - Nikon Cafe
Dec 18, 2010 · iTTL is the Nikon system design, not a menu choice. TTL is a generic name for this, but it also has a second meaning (below): The camera menu (E2 showing TTL, Manual, Commander) is about the cameras Internal flash.
What is iTTL flash? - Digital Photography Review
May 21, 2008 · TTL is "Through-the-lens". With TTL flash, the auto output control uses a sensor that calculates the flash intensity through the lens and adjusts the exposure accordingly. When a proper exposure is reached, the flash is shut off. iTTL is the Nikon protocol. The SB600 and SB800 are both iTTL flashes. I had a Nikon D50 and used an SB600 with it.
Guide to SLR TTL flash modes - nikonimgsupport.com
Dec 21, 2016 · TTL - With film SLR cameras, light passed through the lens and reflected by the film is continually measured by the flash sensor during exposure until the correct exposure has been achieved. This system is referred to as a TTL flash metering system (see the image of a TTL flash sensor system below).
Camera Auto ISO and Nikon Flash - scantips.com
iTTL - current digital flash method (from SB-800 flash starting with the D2H, D70 cameras, after 2003). A TTL preflash occurs before the mirror is raised, and is metered by a sensor in the viewfinder.
Re: What is TTL/iTTL?: Nikon DX SLR (D40-D90, D3000-D7500) …
Feb 27, 2006 · iTTL is Nikon's latest iteration. Features on their SB800 flash includes being able to remotely control another SB600/800. From my understanding this only works if you have an SB800 controlling a 600 or 800 but not if you have an SB600 controlling another 600.
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