In the Part I of the Nikon CLS Advanced Wireless Lighting series, I described the very simple and inexpensive setup I used to capture Nikon CLS wireless flash sequences and showed you some captures of the simplest form of wireless flash communication. I then detoured to talk about some trivias about the Nikon non-wireless i-TTL flash process. Going back to the series again, I will talk about the flash sequences with remote flash(s) set to TTL mode.
All the tests below were conducted using the built-in flash on a Nikon D200 in Commander Mode. The flash sync mode was set to Front Curtain. The exposure mode doesn’t really affect the results if the shutter speed stays within the sync speed limit of the camera, which is 1/250s. The sequences are slightly different in Rear Curtain flash sync mode with shutter speed slower than 1/2 second. I will get to it later. Read More…
