Compatible with Sony a6000 ? Adapter needed ?
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Yes, the Sony A6000 have a Multi Interface Shoe, so the HLVF43M will work without issues.
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The a6000 uses the muti interface shoe just like my Nex 6. So it should work. Make sure you get the HVLF43M for the muti interface shoe not the HVLF43AM.
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i don't know about the a6000 but it did work on the nex 6 with out an adapter
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You should confirm with Sony, but yes they are compatible. The past concern was with the proprietary hot shoe. Sony has since followed the standard hot shoe interface and this is no longer an issue. This flash works fine on my A7.
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As far I'm concerned, it will work. The a6000 uses the Multi Interface shoe for the flash. https://presscentre.sony.eu/imagelibrary/detail.aspx?MediaDetailsID=270950Look that image
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Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question without seeing the shape of your flash shoe (where the flash attaches to the camera, usually metal part looks like a railway tracks). I had to buy an adaptor ($25) for mine and it works well.
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Yes you can adapt this lens to A6000, but one downfall would be not having any image stabilization. TheA6000 doesn't have any in body image stabilization and relies on lens Optical Steadyshotand this lens doesn't have Optical Steadyshot since it's meant for a SLT camera that dohave Steadyshot. When Sony A7000 comes out it'll have in body image stabilization.
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I own a Sony a6000. The correct adapter should work as mentioned by Mike Bokeh In his review but most important you just loose the autofocus ability and believe me that is a feature that you need for fast focus shooting like sports, fast moving kids etc..I purchased it and returned it and wind up purchasing a comparable sony lens to really take advantage of the super fast focus capability of the camera. Otherwise you are defeating the whole purpose of owning one of the fastest compact autofocus cameras.
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No, it doesn't work with the A6000....but there is a relationship that you need to understand to know which adapter to buy. This adapter allows the use of Multi-Interface (MI) Shoe devices (like a flash) with cameras that have the older Auto-Lock Accessory Shoe (like a Sony A57 which I own). I had a NEX-6 and now I own an A6000. I also have a flash (HVLF20M) which has a Multi-Interface connection. So, because I wanted to use this flash with my A57, I needed to buy this ADP-AMA shoe adapter. The NEX-7 has the old shoe, that's why this adapter is needed with it. The NEX-6 had the MI shoe as does all other Alpha cameras built after the NEX-6. So, from the point of view of the A6000, this adapter is not needed. On the other hand, if you want to use older devices (with some limitations of course) with your A6000 (or other MI camera), Sony sells a similar adapter that does the opposite of this one (i.e., let you use older devices with the new MI shoe). The part number for that adapter is: ADP-MMA (just one letter change...the M after ADP). I hope this answers your question. If not, please comment again with more details on what you want to do.
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Sorry, I have no experience with the A6000 .. I would think it would work fine since it is for the Nex cameras.
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You are correct. This SONY lens is an A-mount lens. You will have to purchase an adapter allowing the mounting of A-mount lenses on SONY E-mount camera bodies, including your A6000 APSC. The most recent SONY adapter for this purpose is the LA-EA4. It is advertised as an adapter for full-frame E-mount SONY camera bodies, but it appears to be also compatible with APSC E-mount cameras. You may want to do some research on the SONY site just to be sure. Getting back to this 50mm; you are likely to be very happy with its performance, particularly in low light circumstances. Have fun!
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Hi Efrain, yes, the lens will work with the A6000 without using an adaptor. The camera is fully compatible with any E-mount type lenses. Thanks_Mitch
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its an "A" mount lens, so if the a6000 is an "A" mount lens camera then yes it will work with it.
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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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I do not know about an adapter. I have the NEX-3. Sorry I cannot be of assistance. Might want to contact Sony.
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Hi, this Sony External flash uses Smart Accessory terminal like the one on Sony NEX-5N. However, the Sony A6000 uses multi interface shoe. This flash will not work on your camera A6000. -Ely
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Hi Brandon, This lens is compatible on the A7 camera. No adapter needed. Vincent
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Hi, this Sony Stereo Microphone uses the Smart Accessory Terminal compatible for Sony NEX cameras like NEX-5N, NEX-5R or NEX-F3K. Your A6000 uses multi inface shoe. Currently Sony doesn't have the adapter for it. -Ely
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All Nikon lens mounts are forward and backward compatible. It will work fine with your a6000.
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Any adapter for NEX works with the a6000, they all are e-mount type including the newer a7 series with full size sensors.
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Sony SAL70400G is a A-Mount lens that will not work with Sony a6000 (E-Mount) camera without a A-mount to E-Mount lens adapter. I've never owned an A to E-mount adapter, but if you search the reviews on the internet, people have mixed feeling about it...
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Assuming you mean could a Nikon or Canon LENS be used with the Sony a6000, the answer is YES, providing you purchase the correct adapter. This is one of the many reasons that make this camera so great to have. On some adapters, you lose autofocus. On other adapters, you can have autofocus, but lose the hi-speed autofocus this camera is so well known for. From what I know, NO QUALITY of the lens itself is lost. The better piece of glass you put on the adapter, the better the quality of the picture. Do not expect to put a cheap lens on this camera and come out with a superior photo. That said, because this is a crop frame camera, you can manage good photos with cheaper lenses because you are using, in essence the center of the lens and not the outer fringes where a lot of softening sometimes takes place. I have a Sigma 60mm DA art lens for portraits (no adapter needed) and the lens is so sharp you almost cut your self on it. In some cases, cheaper, softer lenses would be better at times, especially when taking portraits, in my humble opinion.