Originally posted by rafaelvilallonga That’s a great idea, here you go, hope it helps. I uploaded them.
Nothing looks strange. My read of the displays is:
- M mode on the body with no exposure comp
- Flash detected and ready
- Flash in PTTL mode through hot shoe with zoom feature in manual mode set to 35mm
- No flash exposure comp
One would expect an ambient exposure for f/5.6, 1.80s, ISO 400 with flash contribution determined by P-TTL with a spread appropriate for 35mm focal length lens. The strength (duration) of the flash discharge will depend on distance to subject and the brightness of the ambient light contribution.
What is troubling is that the original post indicated no discharge with the flash in manual mode. That would indicate either a failure in the sync circuitry of your camera (bad...very bad) or a defective flash. If you have access to a fully manual flash (center contact only on the flash foot), that may be used to test the basic flash sync on the camera. My bets are that the flash is defective or not properly mounted.
Out of curiosity, have your tried the flash on any other cameras?
Steve