Will this work with the NEX7???
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I would think so since Sony cameras are designed to accept only a Sony flash unit. I use this product on my a65 w a generic flash unit. Fits like a glove and syncs just fine. Check Sony flash attachments for your particular camera. If they work with your model and the alpha models then this will work on your camera and save you a chunk of change.
996020
It Should, I use it with my Sony 100a, and Sony 65V. Works Great, but I use NO OLD Flashes over 12Volt.
996021
Contrary to the sellers comment at the end, this does NOT work with my NEX-7. No damage, but no flash either. The camera doesn't recognize that there is an external flash adapter on the hot shoe. Returning.
996022
Technically, I cannot provide you a definitive response. I, probably like you, take some things on faith, thus, I won't really know unless something drastic happens to my camera's flash synchronization. That has not happened to date, but sometimes cumulative actions will ultimately destroy the sync system's delicate trigger. The whole problem is that current systems require a very small voltage to trigger the flash. Older flash systems use a much higher voltage and, therein is the problem. The later camera's operate on the lower voltages and may be overloaded or "burned" by the older flash without the safe sync adapters. I can't be of more help. Sorry Technically, I cannot provide you a definitive response. I, probably like you, take some things on faith, thus, I won't really know unless something drastic happens to my camera's flash synchronization. That has not happened to date, but sometimes cumulative actions will ultimately destroy the sync system's delicate trigger. The whole problem is that current systems require a very small voltage to trigger the flash. Older flash systems use a much higher voltage and, therein is the problem. The later camera's operate on the lower voltages and may be overloaded or "burned" by... » Read More Technically, I cannot provide you a definitive response. I, probably like you, take some things on faith, thus, I won't really know unless something drastic happens to my camera's flash synchronization. That has not happened to date, but sometimes cumulative actions will ultimately destroy the sync system's delicate trigger. The whole problem is that current systems require a very small voltage to trigger the flash. Older flash systems use a much higher voltage and, therein is the problem. The later camera's operate on the lower voltages and may be overloaded or "burned" by the older flash without the safe sync adapters. I can't be of more help. Sorry « Show Less
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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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I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what flash you use it with. I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what... » Read More I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what flash you use it with. « Show Less
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I'm not sure with the NEX7, Mrs, Smith. I can only suggest researching more or contacting SAFE SYNChotline. Sorry!
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I have a NEX 6 so don't know if this will work for a NEX 7. But for my camera, I went to the Menu, chose 'Setup' and then chose the "Relsease w/o lens' option as advised by Rokinon support staff and it worked fine...good luck
898479
Unfortunately it is not, this adapter is only compatible with cameras featuring the Sony/Minolta Iiso hotshoe. For your nex this product is available Fotasy ShoeNEX Hot Shoe Adapter for Sony NEX NEX-3 NEX-5 NEX-C3 NEX-5N NEX-F3 NEX-5R Cameras with Premier Lens (Black) though I would be careful using flashes directly on it as it could short circuit your camera. I think that product was mainly designed for wireless triggers. Hope this helps!
1504185
I have had no experience with the a77 But it works very well with my nex7 which uses the same hot shoe
1500239
I would assume so, it comes with several adapters from 49 to 82mm. Depending on the size of your lens there should be one that fits. I saw one Nex7 with a 49mm lens so it should work fine. Just thread the adapter on, slide the filter holder on and slide in the ND filter/s you want and click away.
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I have an alpha a77 and don't know much about NEX cameras. The NEX 7 does have a flash shoe so I'd get on Sony's support site and ask your question. They've been helpful to me in the past. The other answer to your question from another stated that the mic was shown being compatible with the NEX 7. Might confirm with Sony if you're still skeptical. If you do buy one you ALWAYS have to remember to turn it off when done videoing otherwise you burn out the battery very quickly. Good luck.
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I would say no, it would not work with my NEX 3. Looks like only certain NEX 5 models will
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It should. I've never used a NEX camera or adapter...but according to the adapter specs you should be fine. I have used this lens with a-mount teleconverters and auto focus worked fine.
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Should be fine. I use this product on my Sony NEX-F3 and NEX-7. All the NEX cameras use the same E-Mount. Keep in mind that autofocus and aperture settings cannot be controlled by the camera when using these Extension Tubes
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I believe it should. All the Nex cameras use the same E mount, so this should work.
799348
Hi,I use one with my Nex 5N. I saw one ad that says this works with series 3 and 5. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Only if the Sony Nex use a micro 4/3 standard. Otherwise check if there is a lens adapter for your camera to use 4/3 lenses.
1071038
I use a Sony alpha and that is the mount available. There is an adapter availabile for the NEx mounts. Check with Sony.
799347
I dont think it works with the Nex7. If you look closely you sill see in the bottom there is a custom conector that goes in the Camera. IT is a custom port. Keep in mind that in the Nex3 this port is used for microphone, viewfinder, and if you need an extra flash. So looking at the nex7 looks like the Sony ECMALST1 Alpha Compact Stereo Microphone is more suitable for it.You can download the user manual of nex 7 and do a specific check.
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it probably won't...i was using it on my old NEX-3 (first gen) only. thanks
1347619
It works for the NEX-7. I suggest you check to see if the remote Sony sells for their cameras is the same one for both the NEX-7 and the 5RK. It it is, it'll work.
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The adaptor attaches to my NEX 7 but the Minolta glass that I have is not compatible with the adaptor. I have Minolta lenses that I used on my 9xi.