Would these work with a Sony a77 with a hot-shoe adapter?
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I have had no experience with the a77 But it works very well with my nex7 which uses the same hot shoe
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I have had no experience with the a77But it works very well with my nex7 which uses the same hot shoe
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They work on my Sony A7 without a hot-shoe adapter. I'm not sure if there is a difference between the A7 and A77 hot-shoe's though.
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Mine works fine on my a65, a33, and a230 so you shouldn't have a problem with the a77
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It should work. The "EzFoto Sony Camcorder Active Interface Shoe to universal hot shoe adapter" just convert the Sony's Active Interface hot shoe to generic hot shoe. I'm using this to attached an external Rode Videomic directional microphone to the Sony's HDR-CX700v camcorder.
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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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Hi Corey, this Sony ADPAMA shoe adapter will work only on other non-Sony camera. It is not compatible. -Ely
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If the camera has the standard hot shoe mount the adapter will work just fine. I'm not aware of any cameras with hot shoe mounts that it isn't compatible with. However, if you want to find out for sure, go to the Wein website. It has a section where you can ask questions about its products. I hope this has been helpful. I found the adapter to be a top-notch piece of equipment. Best wishesLance Gurwell
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It will work in the hotshoe of TH A77 but it can only control the TT850 flash
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I don't think so because most Sonys use the non-standard hot shoe. Check their site to see if Sigma says they offer the Sony-foot version of the flash.
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YES As I wrote in my review, these will work with all cameras that have a standard hot shoe (meaning that some newer Sonys will not work without an adapter). They will work with all flash units that are designed for a standard hot shoe. BUT They will work only in manual mode for camera and flash. That means that the flash will fire, but you won't have TTL or any other auto mode. You will have to adjust the flash intensity yourself and you may have to tell the camera to use an external flash, because it may not detect the flash automatically (because there will be no communication with the flash, just a connection on the X terminal). The next step would be a Youngnuo remote setup, which offers more features and may wotk with TTL on some cameras (but not others, read the manufacturer's list carefully). YN 603/N3 also work as remote shutter triggers for some Nikon cameras (with a GPS port and the correct N3 cable). Beyond that, you're stuck with the spendy options like PocketWizard.
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I use it with my A7 fine with no problems. I use a 50mm summicron and get some of the sharpest digital photos I've ever seen. I would never spend $175 for an adapter these work just fine.
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For my A77. The "hotshoe" is basically just a holder for the receiver. It plugs in with the 3 prong Sony cord that's labelled remote on my camera . not sure if the a7r has the same ports but i do think it uses the standard nikanon hotshoe instead of the alpha
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I use it on an A57 no hot shoe needed for the camera. You might need one for the flash.
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I'm not sure the strobe mounts will accept a Sony hot shoe. They are designed for Canon and Nikon hot shoes, and I think the Sony hot shoes are significantly different.
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They changed the hot shoe for the flash to an industry standard hot shoe. I dont know what hot shoe the a65 uses but if it is the old traditional "sony" hot shoe it wont work. Everything else from my a77 is directly compatible though. Batteries, lenses, memory cards...
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if your sony a7 has a ttl. shoe mount yes refer to the product details of your equipment
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Yes, BUT you will need the hot shoe adapter (inexpensive one works fine), OR you can plug it into the pc sync on the camera (however this will leave it dangling off your camera, so the adapter is a better solution).
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I do not know. I have a sony A55. If it the A77 has an alpha mount, it ought to fit.