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Question: Will this support Canon E-TTL wieless ?
Document: Against the promised  delivery sometime in February,  USPS delivered the parcel in record time--8 days from date of order !The macro flash works as expected and, importantly, fully conforms to the Canon's proprietary E-TTL mode. I tested out the basic functions and was able to adjust flash parameters in E-TTL mode through my EOS 6D  menu commands.The user's manual is sketchy, but you could download Canon MK-14 manual which works for this flash.
I bought this with 2 uses in mind: macro photography and model photography.It works almost identically like the canon 14 GN ring flash. You can control the relative power of each half. It has a manual mode, TTL works great, and also allows you to set an audible beep when the flash recharges (sometimes useful, sometimes a hindrance.
I used the Canon version, but still the same story: died after less than a year, maybe 6-8 months, of light usage. I used it attached to a macro lens for dental photography (orthodontics), and it worked pretty well for a time. It didn't always do a great job of metering the light using the TTL setting, but with some playing around you could get it to work fairly well.
If your looking for an inexpensive (not cheap) professional TTL macro flash ring, look no further. For all intense and purpose this is just like the Canon flash ring only much much less expensive. The quality of the Meike MK-14EXT flash ring is superb. I was hesitant in making this purchase because it was coming from China.But it shipped through USPS and got it in 6 working days. It arrived in perfect condition with all the parts well packaged.
I went to the usa.canon.com support website, found their MR-14EXT flash ring, and downloaded the manual. It was in .pdf format and sure enough it looked almost identical.Although, Canon's manual was much better and I was able to understand all of the functions of the flash ring. One other thing is that the Meike flash ring came with lens ring adapters for all Canon lenses.
For the price this is no issue, all you are trading is wide angle for a flash that does what $500 flashes do from canon.
Hopefully the buyer will not have the issues I had. Everything appears to be as it should except it's continually being triggered before the photo. Don't buy this, either do without or spend the bucks for a dependable, proven Canon flash.
Very easy to install and operate. A quality product. I keep it on my macro lens, but it is easily swapped to other lenses. It assists in taking great pictures when attached to my Canon 7D.
Item works as described. Who would of thought that I could be so pleased with a lower end ring light that wasn't a Canon. Go figure....really go and figure what else to purchase with he extra money you will save.
for someone into photography especially clinical photography I needed another ring flash for my canon. This was is a clone of the canon flash and the output just as good. Unlike the Canon which fits only 1 size (for the 100 mm Canon macro lens) this comes with adapters to fit any lens.
Answer: No, Ray, this ring flash will not support Canon E-TTL wireless.  It has no infrared receiver and is not designed to be used off camera.  The only way I can think of to use it wirelessly would be to use with separate wireless flash trigger (transmitter and receiver) such as Pixel King Pro or Yongnuo YN-622C.