What are my solution for the Sony A77II, it uses the new Sony standard hotshoe, what do I need to buys ?
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These transmitters are for the older Alpha cameras so it will not fit on the A77 however if you have an older Sony flash, made for the Alpha hotshoe, you will need the specific receiver for it to fit on the flash. But newer flashes use the standard hotshoe. now.
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There really isn't much information out there on this but I believe the regular hot shoe mount of these cowboy studio should work that and Youngnuo makes some awesome flash trigger / receivers. I also have the Phottix trigger / receiver that works awesomehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JODEGI?ref_=pe_527950_33920250.
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What flashes do you have? The ones with the old sony/Minolta shoe or the newer Sony shoe?
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as long as the Strobo frame has the correct hotshoe, of course. Otherwise you'll need an adapter. HVL-43am has a standard Minolta hotshoe. Not sure what hotshoe the A7R has.
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The one I received had a standard shoe and was not a dedicated unit for my Sony A37. To me it was not worth the hassle, returned it and bought a Sony.
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This Flash needs the Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter to work with the A77, this flash has a model that is made for the A77 (Sony Alpha HVL-F43AM is made for the A77) for use with-out an adapter
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You will need an adapter if you want to use this lens on the A7II. This lens is for A mounts (e.g., A77) while the A7II has an E mount. If you don't want to buy an adapter, just buy the Sony 70-200 FE OSS lens. It's much cheaper. Sony FE 70-200mm F4 G OSS Interchangeable Lens for Sony Alpha Cameras
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I turned that on with my sony a7 as well, but I can't get it to work. I removed the battery film. what should I do now...
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Hi Sabasworldfamous, this Sony HVL-F43AM uses auto lock accessory shoe, whereas your Sony a7M2 uses multi-interface shoe. You will be needing an adapter, model #ADP-MAA (Multi-Interface Shoe Adapter). Hope this helps. -Ely
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Dear friend,Thanks for your inquiry.Sorry to say this one does not come with the hotshoe.You can tell me your SLR models since some can also use this item without hotshoe.Thanks a lot.
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Yeah. I work with sony a77 with FA-HS1AM adapter (must be modified - too low voltage to start trigger!!!). Nikon - works good. Leica works good too. Flash complex by Aurora (Korea)
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I bought these items to go with my Sony A700 and A900. Both these cameras have the "Sony" hot shoe on them and the transmitter works with them. The receiver also has the "Sony" hot shoe so it works with "Sony" flashes and will not fit a regular"standard" flash unit, which is basically every other brand including the Neewer. The newer Sony cameras and flashes are changing over to the same standard as every other brand has, however the A77 has the older style hotshoe I believe. That said I also use these triggers with my studio strobes connecting with the included sync cord. Wanting to give you a good answer I spent some time looking at the photos of the items you are considering buying and I noticed that the photos showed two different versions of the item and the headline of the ad listed a different model number than the product details listed below. The photos are also confusing because some show a standard hot shoe and others the Sony hot shoe. My suggestion is to buy the "Sony" trigger and a "standard" receiver. What adds to the confusion is that the two different styles both have the same model number!! I bought an extra receiver so I could trigger two flashes and I have been pleased with the products so far.
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I have the same question. It looks like it has the standard hot shoe and not the Sony version. I have a Sony A series DSLR's and it needs a completely different type of hot shoe, this does not look like the Sony. It looks like you would have to purchase an adapter to make this work. SMDV Hot Shoe Adapter SM-601 for Sony Alpha, Konica Minolta, Maxxum DSLRs that use standard hot shoe flash for Sony A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A35, A33, A37, A55, A57, A65, A77 http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/413UhJKUTXL.jpg I have the same question. It looks like it has the standard hot shoe and not the Sony version. I have a Sony A series DSLR's and it needs a completely different type of hot shoe, this does not look like the Sony. It looks like you would have to purchase an adapter to make this work. SMDV Hot Shoe Adapter SM-601 for Sony Alpha, Konica Minolta, Maxxum DSLRs that use standard hot shoe flash for Sony A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A35, A33, A37, A55, A57, A65, A77... » Read More I have the same question. It looks like it has the standard hot shoe and not the Sony version. I have a Sony A series DSLR's and it needs a completely different type of hot shoe, this does not look like the Sony. It looks like you would have to purchase an adapter to make this work. SMDV Hot Shoe Adapter SM-601 for Sony Alpha, Konica Minolta, Maxxum DSLRs that use standard hot shoe flash for Sony A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A35, A33, A37, A55, A57, A65, A77 http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/413UhJKUTXL.jpg « Show Less
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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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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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This won't work on your A7 because it has the normal hot shoe mount and it doesn't support ttl. They have a more expensive one that does and Yongnuo has a good triggers also.
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You need an adapter for nex6. Nex 6 has standard hot shoe, nex 7 has old Minolta hot shoe.
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I have one that is China made called "Shoot"...looks exactly the same as this one visually, but it has to have the 3 female mini-pin wire connection to work with the a77 (which mine has). That would appear to be the only thing to watch out for. Otherwise, like other people have mentioned is the fact that there is no On/Off button, so once you put the AAA is there, it is on until they go dead ! It works as promised and is really simple to set, and since the A77 can take great pictures in Aperture Mode you can get some great interval work done.
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The hot shoes are different between the two models of camera. I have them both. You need to buy an adapter. Call Mecabliltz and they will help you get the right part.