I have the Sony A200 will this flash fit without an addl. hot shoe?
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Im not familiar with that camera but there is both mounts by Youngnuo for Sony. If your hot shoe is the Minolta shoe mount it'll be all plastic and if it's the traditional hotshoe mount it'll be metal at the base.
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Isn't it a little big to use on a T2i? Just get a hotshoe bracket and you should be able to fit it on a flash shoe... but again, it's a bit unwieldy to use on top of a small DSLR.
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I can not give you a definitive answer but looking at images of the L810, I do not see a hotshoe for an external flash. The Puffer slips into the hot shoe on my D90 in order to line up with the pop up flash. I do not think it will work for you.
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Sony uses a proprietary hot shoe so they can milk you for more money. You will need their overpriced adapter to mount a standard manual flash or triggers.
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You'd have to get an adapter. For some reason, Sony is the only camera manufacturer in the world that decided to create a different hot shoe mount. Very annoying for Sony users. They basically made it where you have to use a Sony flash... unless you're using it off camera, in which case you can use any flash.
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The nex7 looks like it has the same hot shoe configuration as my Alpha A 37. I am using it on the A37. Look at the two cameras and if the flash shoe looks the same than it will work on the nex7
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Dear Carlos H:If I'm not mistaken the Hot Shoe Adapter I have is the Seagull SC-5 and it works perfectly on my Sony Alpha 100. I believe, if Sony hasn't changed its hot shoe contact, the Adapter gonna be compactible with the more modern models. The non dedicated flash units I have are the superb Vivitar 285 HV and so far the Adapter has been sailing in placid waters. I only hope the Vivitar units are not too strong for it. May it function as perfectly with all newer Sony models!
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Yes it will. The tab in the back slide into the hot shoe and the front of the screen has a slot in it that slides over the front of the flash. The screen also comes with a piece of velcro so even if the slot does not fit over your flash correctly, you can "velcro it in place". Don't be afraid to get this as it works great and will greatly improve your flash photography images. Ronhttp://ronkness.com - Digital Photography by Ron
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Any camera that does NOT have the standard hot shoe ie: [____] and has the "backwards" hot shoe ie: ]___[ requires this adapter. It will add about an inch to the height of the hot shoe accessory you connect. I believe the a77 was the first Sony Camera to have the standard hot shoe.
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Hi Darci, the off shoe cord will work with your flash unit. It's available for Canon and Nikon. To be sure, make certain that the number of metallic connectors on your hot shoe matches the number of connectors on the off shoe cord. Good luck and never be afraid to toss around non-ordinary photography.
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I have a Sony Alpha A200. I don't know for sure, but I think that all Sony's have a proprietary, kind of small, shoe mount on the camera. I would suggest contacting Sony.
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Can't be 100% sure, but I really would assume that it would fit. The top part that fits into the hot shoe is pretty adjustable. You could always bring your cam to Wal-Mart or wherever they sell Canons/Nikons and compare the size of the bodies.
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This will work on Sony A77, I just bought one the hot shoe is the correct one
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if your canon take a standard external flash, it will fit, most if not all hot shoes are a standard size
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The a99 comes with a hotshoe adaptor to accept the older Sony flash units. I've used the older 56 and 20FM models with the a99 and they work just fine with the included adaptor.
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It does have a built in flash. I believe you can use any flash that can mount to a hot shoe.
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They will fit any device with a "hot shoe" or even a "cold shoe". The "shoe" for those new to the industry is typically on the top of the camera and is where one would attach an accessory flash gun. A "hot shoe" is one that sends a small charge to trigger the flash, when the shutter is released. A cold shoe does not. And no the Yongnuo does not accept the charge and nor will that tiny charge affect the light erroneously.