Will this work on an Olympus E600?
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I don't see why it would not work. The description says all Olympus models. It works TTL on my E-P1 and OM-D E-M5 and it doesn't specifically list those models in the description.
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Hello Sydne,Thanks for your interest! We recommend you contact the manufacturer about this one because we are only reselling this used item. We hope this helps.
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All what I can tell you that the Bower SFD926 power zoom Flash works great on Olympus E 520, check the web site from Bower to find out if this unit will work on the E 600. I shopped around and camera shops are selling this unit for $ 249.00 to $ 479.00 I bought the flash via Amazon $ 121.00 shipping incl. Hope this will help you Regards.
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It says, "The Dedicated Power Zoom Shoe-Mount is an autofocus TTL power zoom lens for digital Olympus SLR cameras." Is the E600 a digital Olympus SLR? If so (it is) then the product description says it works on that camera. You could always contact Bower to see if the E600 is an exception.
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It would, but I wouldn't recommend this, unless you absolutely need TTL and want to spend less. I got a great deal @ $50. However, the manual zoom often stuck at 28mm, wherein a shut down was required to reset. I vaguely recall reading that if the zoom slips off the contacts during shooting, it can die. I think thats what happened to mine. It stopped working after a few months. It powers up. I can manually discharge the flash. But it no longer responds to my E-PL5.
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I do not know but would go to a store that sells the Olympus and see if it is compatible or contact the manufacturer
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I could not say with 100% certainty that it will. I purchcased it for a Canon A2600. My research seems to say it will.
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I bought it for a Nikon Camera. It might work with Olympus (seems it should) but I would go to your local camera store to verify before purchase.
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I do not have an A6000, but a NEX-6. My understanding is that they both use the same mount so I would think the adapter should work with both.
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It works with both my E-PL5 and OMD E-M5. According to Olympus, both of my cameras use the Olympus remote cable RM-UC1, so if the E-PL2 works with the RM-UC1, I believe it will.
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It works on newer models, but I would call Olympus customer service. They are great folks and will give you the information you need for your model Dslr. Enjoy great flash
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Yes, it will work, and work very well. Using it on an Olympus means you don't need to use the power O.I.S. I have it "off" all the time. It's a fantastic lens, well worth the investment.
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Check with Olympus tech support. If the connections fit, there is still some danger to an electronic device of not having the right adapter.
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If your olympus 600R flash fits on a standard hot shoe, then it should work fine. I have Canon equipment and have had no problems.
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Yea Surely :)It works on Olympus Epm1It's specially designed for Micro Four Thirds Cameras, which is "Olympus Epm1" one of them.
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It will :)This kit works with any Micro Four Thirds lens cameras. I currently use it on my Olympus EPM-1. This set just gives some interesting macro results. Worth the money to play around with.
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It will fit and work on the Olympus E-PL1 body. I have several four third type cameras and I use the Fotodiox adapters and other brands of adaptors on all of these cameras.
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I don't think it is compatible. I tried it on several of my Olympus cameras similar to the D560. It did not work.
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Hi: The official answer is "I don't know". However, I'm very sure it would because I used it for my Olympus E-M5 with 12-60mm lens (I'm pretty sure this camera / lens set up is way bigger than the SX60. I just checked out the image of the SX60 on amazon and I think the problem with this pouch would be that it might be too big. The body dimensions might be ok (You'd have to check the specs), but it appears that the SX60 lens (when off) retracts a distance and thus you would be left with the extra neoprene in the front. Bottomline, if possible, measure out the camera and see if it would work or better yet, go to a local camera store (if they exist in your area). Good luck. Harry Hi: The official answer is "I don't know". However, I'm very sure it would because I used it for my Olympus E-M5 with 12-60mm lens (I'm pretty sure this camera / lens set up is way bigger than the SX60. I just checked out the image of the SX60 on amazon and I think the problem with this pouch would be that it might be too big. The body dimensions might be ok (You'd have to check the specs), but it appears that the SX60 lens (when off) retracts a distance and thus you would be left with the extra neoprene in the front. Bottomline, if possible, measure out the camera and see if it... » Read More Hi: The official answer is "I don't know". However, I'm very sure it would because I used it for my Olympus E-M5 with 12-60mm lens (I'm pretty sure this camera / lens set up is way bigger than the SX60. I just checked out the image of the SX60 on amazon and I think the problem with this pouch would be that it might be too big. The body dimensions might be ok (You'd have to check the specs), but it appears that the SX60 lens (when off) retracts a distance and thus you would be left with the extra neoprene in the front. Bottomline, if possible, measure out the camera and see if it would work or better yet, go to a local camera store (if they exist in your area). Good luck. Harry « Show Less
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I have a Canon, so I am not sure if it will work on an Olympus or not. However, I would think if the lens is a 58mm, it should screw on to the lens without a problem, but I am just guessing.
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It works on my sony a6000. Just put it on the top of the camera like you do with an external flash