Will this work on the a6000 with TTL and high speed sync or does it need an adapter? I would be using it with the Phottix Mitros +TTL Transcv Flash.
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The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash wouldn't work on a Phottix trigger. And I'm guessing it can. The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash... » Read More The Phottix Odin for Sony requires the "Sony ADPMAA Shoe Adaptor for Mi Shoe" to adapt the Minolta mount on the Phottix to the standard hot shoe on the Sony a6000 camera. If your flash uses the non standard Minolta mount, it will fit right into the remote trigger of the Phottix. If not, the adapter you will need is the "Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter." While I can verify that the Phottix Odin will work as it should with its respective adapter and the Sony a6000, I do not have your particular flash and cannot verify your flash will work when adapted. I don't see why your flash wouldn't work on a Phottix trigger. And I'm guessing it can. « Show Less
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Here is a video that shows what setup is needed.https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v;=CPYXSlJWCC4&list;=UUuI4IVC-QDoS-dyDLMlPwqQ
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I use this Phottix Odin on my Sony NEX-7 which uses the older Minolta style hot shoe.I don't think this model is the right choice for your A6000. I recommend that you contact Phottix customer service to determine which model of the Odin will work with your camera. They are very responsive - and then you'll have the best information for making a decision! Good luck!
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From what I understand you will need the adapters which I also purchased. If you search Gary Fong Sony on youtube he details the adapters required and setup. If the flashes and triggers have the ISO hot shoe then no adapters are required. I believe the phottix equipment I purchased have the Minolta shoe hence why I purchased the adapters.
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This unit did not work on my A6000. It did not fire the flash at all... I don't know if an adapter will help, I found Gary Fong's advice on adapters not clear. I am currently using a Cowboy Studio wireless flash with no exposure controls, it's the best I can do...
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No, unfortunately it didn't work for me. I went to my local store with my 565 ex flash for nikon and my 2 sets of yongnuo triggers (rf-602 and rf 603) and I was not able to make them work on the sony a6000. :(
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Invest in Yongnuo transceivers to triggers (available in Canon and Nikon flavors.). If you get one YN-622-N (N is for Nikon, which I assume you are shooting) for mounting to the speedlight, and then get the YN-622-N-TX for the camera, you will be able to control your flash output from the camera on any TTL capable flash (e.g., Sb600 or Sb700). When the speedlight is mounted inside the softbox it is a pain in the butt to change the settings when in Manual Mode. In TTL mode it is not as big an issue.
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Best if you go to nikon website and download the manual. I have a D700 and it won't do TTL.
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I use the flash with canon 5dmkII and canon 60 d. Works perfect ttl and manual sa a canon flash. I m sure that works perfect on rebel body.
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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.
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Yes it works fine with the A99, both on-camera and off camera, including with Multi-flash set-ups. But yes you need the adaptor.
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I have never used it. According to a review I read, it doesn't support ttl pass-thru for canon, only for nikon and sony.
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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.
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The A6000 seems to have the Sony version of a conventional hot shoe; a non-Sony flash will fit, but won't interface with the extra Sony contacts. The adapter is for the Sony proprietary (that is, not conventional) hot shoe (as on my NEX7). So, won't work.
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Jamaica,This card will not work in your A60. CF means "Compact Flash" and is a considerably larger card than an SD. There are adapters that allow you to use an SD in a CF slot. I own an A60 also and think that I would upgrade the camera rather than spend money on a converter to use the new memory.
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This product was designed to work with Canon TTL system. It may work in a Olympus Camera, but not certainly as TTL, which is the best use for this EXCELLENT product.If you do not need a TTL product you might as well try a single (and affordable) flash trigger.
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I have used the Sony Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70mm f/4 ZA OSS on my NEX 7 and on the Sony A7, but I have not used it on the A6000 so I cannot be of help to Kenny. Sorry.
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I have been using the Phottix Odin with a 60D and an xsi for some time.Just bought a 6D and mounted the Phottix just to respond to you.It works perfect. Tested high speed synch. Ttl and manual. Perfect!
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With the appropriate adapter for the a6000 it will work. I place the Meike MK-SH21 or the more expensive Sony ADP-MAA adapter into my a6000 hotshoe. Then I place my Pixel TF-325 or my more expensive Sony ADP-AMA adapter into the Meike adapter. The Yongnuo then clicks into the second adapter and works perfectly. Without the adapters, the metal plate on the Yongnuo, once inserted into the a6000 hotshoe, seems to bridge the multi interface a6000 contacts and the flash will not fire. I can assure you the use of the two stacked adapters works quite well, and less expensively than the two Sony adapters.
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Hi Davies Chisenga, Flash model HVL-F43AM is not compatible on your A6000 camera. Vincent
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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.