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Created page with "# Turn everything '''off''' and install '''fresh batteries''' # '''Set up''' your remotes: ## Slide your remote Speedlite onto a FlexTT5 or FlexTT6 and '''lock it''' down ##..."

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# Turn everything '''off''' and install '''fresh batteries'''
# '''Set up''' your remotes:
## Slide your remote Speedlite onto a FlexTT5 or FlexTT6 and '''lock it''' down
## Turn the Speedlite on, and set it to '''ETTL''' - don't use "Master" or "Slave"
## Turn the FlexTT5/6 on to '''C.1''' - a low power flash confirms it's ready
# Slide your FlexTT6 onto your camera and turn it on to '''C.1'''
# Turn on the camera, set the shutter speed to '''1/160th''', and shoot a '''calibration shot''' to prime the radios - the remote Speedlite won't fire
# '''Start shooting''' TTL pictures!

You're all set!

This is [[Basic Wireless TTL]]. Adjust your camera's Flash Exposure Compensation to change the power level of your Speedlite. You can't adjust power levels using the camera's [Flash control] menu settings, but there are easier and more powerful options: <br>{{recommended reading|MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|}}
* [[Ac3|The AC3 Zonecontroller]]<br>
* [[Advanced Wireless TTL|A Canon Master Speedlite]]

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imported>Patrick: Created page with "# Turn everything '''off''' and install '''fresh batteries''' # '''Set up''' your remotes: ## Slide your remote Speedlite onto a FlexTT5 or FlexTT6 and '''lock it''' down ##..."