Does this use the Multi-Interface shoe on the A99, or do you need to first use an adaptor to change to the old Sony/Minolta shoe first
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Sony Adaptor# ADP-MAA needed to work with Sony's a99 and Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger
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You need to use an adapter to change to the old Sony/Minolta shoe. This works better than it sounds. Sony's adapter you use with the Odin sending unit on the A99 does not hold the weight of a flash unit well, but has not been a problem with the light weight Odin. The Sony adapter for the hvl-f60m to Odin unit is very secure and comes with the hvl-f60m.
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You'll need to use an adapter to convert to the old Sony/Minolta interface first. I assume that a suitable adapter will work, but have not tried it yet.
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This fits the adapter used on the a700 and a900. You'd need to get an adapter to use this item. That said, it's a terrific product.
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You would need a shoe adapter that came with your A99 or a third party adapter for that matter.
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There is an adpater that comes with the a99 which works perfectly with the old Sony/Minolta flashes. I also felt that the build quality for this adapter was very good.
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You will need the hot shoe adapter. That flash has the older minolta hot shoe.
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Yes, since both have the multi interface shoe that is on Sony's newest cameras.
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For the a99 It will work only when connected with the sync cable, the standard hot one for Canon works better without the sync cable
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As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes for my Minolta/Sonys and they all work well with the PK (Sunpak, Metz, Minolta & the Sony F58AM) As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes... » Read More As far as I can tell... Sony didn't change any of the hardwiring and very little of the main architecture! All of my Minolta gear (with the exception of a few model specific pieces) fit and operates no differently on my Sonys (A900 & A77). In-fact, my strobes actually work better on the Sonys! I've only used the Pixel Kings once on my A900, in manual and slave mode.... no problems there. I DID NOT try it in TTL mode, mainly because I purchased the PK with the updated firmware specifically for the new A77..... back when they first came out! I have several different dedicated flash strobes for my Minolta/Sonys and they all work well with the PK (Sunpak, Metz, Minolta & the Sony F58AM) « Show Less
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I'm not sure what kind of hot shoe the a77 uses, but I have the a330 with the traditional Minolta mount. I also had to return two only to get the third with the same universal hot shoe. I just gave up and got myself an adapter.
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Not sure from the reviews I've read. You need the minolta hot shoe I think. Also, I've read that your A37 might not work well with an all manual flash like this one. You need to be able to turn off setting effect for LCD viewfinder or it will be dark in most situations where you would use flash. If you can go to Manual mode with 1/160s at f8.0 iso 100 inside a dimly lit room and still see the image in the viewfinder you will be alright. On my A57 I have to go to settings and turn off "setting effects" to use a manual flash like this one so I can frame the shot without a dark screen. Hope this helps. Not sure from the reviews I've read. You need the minolta hot shoe I think. Also, I've read that your A37 might not work well with an all manual flash like this one. You need to be able to turn off setting effect for LCD viewfinder or it will be dark in most situations where you would use flash. If you can go to Manual mode with 1/160s at f8.0 iso 100 inside a dimly lit room and still see the image in the viewfinder you will be alright. On my A57 I have to go to settings and turn off "setting effects" to use a manual flash like this one so I can frame the shot without a dark... » Read More Not sure from the reviews I've read. You need the minolta hot shoe I think. Also, I've read that your A37 might not work well with an all manual flash like this one. You need to be able to turn off setting effect for LCD viewfinder or it will be dark in most situations where you would use flash. If you can go to Manual mode with 1/160s at f8.0 iso 100 inside a dimly lit room and still see the image in the viewfinder you will be alright. On my A57 I have to go to settings and turn off "setting effects" to use a manual flash like this one so I can frame the shot without a dark screen. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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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I just bought this Phottix Odin. If your camera is a6000, it requires a SONY Multi-interface Adapter Shoe. I got frustrated because I didn't know this and I missed some opportunities. Hoping Phottix will be more informative on their Sony products or atleast they had offer an adapter shoe bundle.
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You'd have to get an adapter. For some reason, Sony is the only camera manufacturer in the world that decided to create a different hot shoe mount. Very annoying for Sony users. They basically made it where you have to use a Sony flash... unless you're using it off camera, in which case you can use any flash.
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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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What flashes do you have? The ones with the old sony/Minolta shoe or the newer Sony shoe?
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Yes, the Metz MZ 44316S 44 AF-1 ADI works whith the Sony A99. But you need the adapter. Read the Customer Questions & Answers by Amazon.com for the flash, please.
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this light uses the Sony multi-interface shoe. If your camera doesn't have that shoe built-in it might be possible to find an adapter that would go from the old sony shoe to the MI or multi-interface shoe
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Works on my A57 that has minolta type hotshoe. If A390 has this type shoe mount it should work but is manual only. No TTL or HSS.
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Yes, the A6000 has the MI (Multi-interface shoe). I have the Sony Alpha 77 Mark II which has the same Multi-interface shoe and I own this exact flash. All sony cameras with this shoe work with the HVLF43M flash