Can't this be used with any camera with a hot shoe? Like a Panasonic or Olympus micro4/3rds camera in manual mode?
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I believe so. It does have a standard size hot shoe attachment. I use it on my pentax k-500 with no problems.
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I would like to think it would be possible. I know for the hot shoe adapter piece it aligns perfectly with the patter on my 60D.
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I don't know. I do know it requires your camera to have a hot shoe. Check the canon website or call them.
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I bought another brand (azden?) to use as an external mic and the shoe did not fit. Instead of clicking it on, we just had to have people hold the receiver. I assume the shoe on this camera only fits the Canon brand ones. Hope that helps!
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Sure, works with any device with standard hot shoe. Supports cameras up to 7.7Kg.
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per the description Minolta and sony use a different hot shoe. so I would say no.
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Pia, it's essentially compatible with any camera. The battery compartment only uses the hot shoe as a mount. There are no contacts there. It fits on the end of your lenses via a series of adapter rings. Look at the end of your lens for its filter size, and make sure it has an appropriately sized adapter ring.
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It's designed for any "hotshoe" so if the camera has a hot shoe it should work just fine. This is powered by it's own battery source and doesn't communicate via the hotshoe...you can use it on or off the camera.
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Yes, it will work with any standard hot shoe mount, on camera or flash. Almost every recent camera and flash has this standard mount.
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It is designed to work with all Nikon cameras that have a Hot Shoe. I personally use them on Nikon DXXXX cameras.
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It will work with any camera with a standard hot shoe. Not being a Nikon guy I'd have to say more than likely, but if your camera uses something proprietary, you'll need an adapter that will let you use standard hot shoe accessories. (I do believe however that Nikon does use a standard hot shoe). My Sony needed the adapter.
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Yes, it does not have to be mounted in the hot shoe. You can have it plugged in and sitting on the side of the camera
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I would say that you can use this with any camera as the batterys are self contained. Hot shoes may vary though and you may need an adapter to mount it on some cameras. I am using a small tripod.
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If your flash is compatible with your camera why are you using a hot shoe adapter? Hot shoes are different from Sony shoes and do not fit together. A flash that is compatible with the camera for TTL metering will give much better results and is much easier to use.
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Yes, Olympus/Panasonic micro four thirds have the same contacts on the hot shoe. You can also contact B&H Photo & Video in NYC for more specialized needs. You may also find the DPREVIEW.com forums helpful.
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I use it on an A57 no hot shoe needed for the camera. You might need one for the flash.
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I'm not familiar with your camera but the NPT-04 trigger should work on any Hot Shoe equipped camera. My NPT-04 worked indoors fairly well but it's performance outdoors was not reliable. I finally broke down and bought Pocket Wizard triggers. They work every time, everywhere.
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This camera has a hot shoe which will accept any type of flash. I tried it with a really old Vivitar flash, and it worked. You must however remember a few things: 1. The flash will not work in "silent" mode (it is in the booklet) 2. Usually, the external flash must be enabled from camera menu 3. The hotshoe has more than the standard connecting contact; the other contact points make use of extra electronics in the Fuji flash, possibly to control flash intensity (for fill-up), and maybe for extra flashes used for red eye reduction (as the built-in does)