Will it work on he new sny a6000 as a ttl flash .
1171286
This is NOT a TTL flash, so no, it won't work as a TTL flash with your a6000.
1171287
Not this version. The Sony a6000 uses the more standard Canon style hotshoe
2249257
Maybe. Your camera does not have the correct hot shoe to accommodate the full range of features on this flash. So it will most likely work in manual mode it most likely will not work in TTL mode.
35341
If you select the canon version it will work. I have used these with several canon DSLRs with TTL. They've worked flawlessly for me.
911513
If the flash is TTL, It will work in TTL, but if the flash is manual only, it will work only in manual mode. This cable is nothing but an extension of your camera's hot shoe, so whatever and however any flash works on that will work on this.
1769601
I don't know. I've been using this with a 50d, 40d and a 580EX and it works fine. I wouldn't think it there would be any issue with using it with a 6d and a 600ex, since this TTL cord is essentially just an extension of the contacts from your camera hot shoe to your flash.
453116
Yes it will, as long as you have the flash set to the ttl mode and it's attached to the hot shoe.
2022635
Yes but only in manual. The TTL is from an older variant that is no longer compatible with newer bodies.If you like the sb-800 and don't care about TTL, this is a wonderful flash. I own six and tend to use them over my sb-800 and sb-900.
2275763
Adapter rings are provided for a number of lens sizes. Not sure about the ttl flash function but suspect it would. I use it off camera as much as on to back light flowers, up light and side light. It works great and is very useful in low light when shooting flowers.
2221211
It works with any camera with a hot shoe. It does NOT allow TTL as it isolates the camera from the flash.
2023172
As far as I know, any flash with a standard center pin will work, including the SB-600
668140
Yes, works through the hotshoe connection. It works perfectly with my Canon 430/580's, 560'sand Nikon SB's, Neewer and Yougono via hotshoe, and my Studio strobes when connected via sync cable. You can fire different strobes set to different channels, or all of them on one channel. but no TTL data. - lyarks.com
2007382
There would be no need to. The a6000 already has a hotflash built in. This was for the earlier NEX models that didn't have hotflashes on them. While you could use your Canon (or any other brand) flash, it will have to all be in manual mode since you won't be able to use ETTL.
1010028
I don't think the SB-28 works in TTL mode with digital SLRs. You'd have to use A or Manual mode. Might be time to upgrade your flash.
2185944
...no they do not support TTL, these are simple on/off devices...not sure about the pre-flash scenario...but bottom line, this will not support ttl flash, just manual triggering of an off camera flash...and for that they work perfectly in an off camera manual flash setup !!!
1827661
I seriously doubt that you will be happy with this flash. It is touted as an automatic TTL flash that works similar to name-brand flashes made for your camera. It is not. Suggest that you look seriously at the smaller Canon flash or a Metz equivalent. This flash is a manual flash and unless you are handy with setting aperture and shutter speed for different lighting situations, I would advise you to steer clear.
1237194
I'm going to guess and say yes. The reason for saying that is, because I'm using a old film Nikon flash with SB600 and SB700. Sorry but I don't own any Yongnuo Speed lights. I hope this helps to answer your question.
226457
I used on Nikon D610 & D90 both working very well, also I used for off camera flash nikon sb 28, sunpak 433af and 433d, but not for TTL just manual setting. Now old flashes are very cheap if you know how to use it will come out great pictures.