If you use this flash on the hot shoe can you use the ACC port for another accessory like a remote cable release?
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I have not really use it because the camera was given to me from a friend. The camera did not have a controller cable when I received it. Sorry that I can not help you. Lang.
1860662
If you have a lens that has a front screw mount which matches one of this flash's adaptors (and there are a bunch of them) this will work. As I have repeatedly answered over and over again, to one form of question or another, this unit can simply be turned "on", even if you don't have a flash hot shoe, for the duration of you picture taking session. In fact, since this is NOT an auto, through-the-lens, flash, this method of just turning it on and leaving it on is a good one, because then you can let a light meter (built-in or otherwise) do all the work.
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I looked up your camera. I don't think it has a hot shoe mount for an external flash. If it does (is there a "flap" that hides it?), then you can put this on it. Even if it doesn't, this flash has a slave function that lets you fire it off when you fire off your built-in flash. So you could still get really flash results just using this flash in slave mode.
749810
As far as I know, it works with any camera and flash that have hot shoe connections.
1584696
The receiver connects to the USB port on the camera. It just mounts on the hot shoe to keep it from flopping around. You can use the flash.
1144073
Yes, it will support any hot-shoe flash. Because the mounting for the softbox can be adjusted up and down, it will also work with a flash mounted on a remote trigger or cable
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This flash can be fired in slave mode via pop-up or other flash, yes. The flash doesn't use IR and is fully manual, no TTL supported. There is a trigger available for the units that mounts into your hotshoe and fires remotely via radio frequency. The transmitter also allows you to remotely adjust the flash output power from 1/128 to 1/1 in 1/3 stop increments.
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It works as a slave with any flash camera, your onboard flash triggers it's flash. It does Not work with the cameras built in flash shoe; it mounts on the included bar which mounts to the cameras tripod screw hole.
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Yes, it can via slave...when your flash triggers it will too. It is an amazing flash by the way. I have 3 and love them.
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I have not tried it with a flash yet but I will and post my findings for you. However it doesn't make sense as the remote only uses the hot shoe for holding it. It had is own power source do possibly blocking the signal the way it is dangling.. possibly Velcro from the side of the unit to the side of flash.. As I did I will give it a try with flash and let you know the outcome. Give me a couple days..
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It used the hot shoe on the camera for support. It doe not get in the way of the built-in flash. If you can find another way to support the on-camera part, I assume you can then add an additional flash.
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It wasn't designed to work with Hot Shoe 2 cord, but you can purchase a cheap set of radio slaves like I did. Put one on the camera and one on the flash and Ta Da! Without the cord you will have to shoot in manual mode, but it's not a biggie. Not sure what you're shooting, but I just started shooting with it on the camera using a Gary Fong light dome modifier and bouncing it off the ceiling. Exposures come out great!
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If the question is "if it comes with a hot shoe adapter that will allow you to use a PC cord to fire your flash from a camera that only has a hot shoe. the answer is NO" This is just a Hot show multiplier bracket, a mechanical bracket that fits into one (1) hot shoe and allow three (3) hot shoe devices to be mounted with no facility for electrical connections.
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No flash hot-shoe but people have built flash sync into it allowing the use of a flash. Quite simple, just need to hook the sync port of a flash up to this camera by having two conductors "touch" when you snap the photo (using the moving shutter and the shutter release becomes your flash trigger).
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Hello J Dixon. What do you mean cold shoe? This turns the Sony "multi media" connection into a hot shoe. I used this to trigger a wireless flash system for my NEX 5N and it has been perfect! Not one problem. I wish I could say that with all the cheap Chinese flashes I've gone thru. What a joke! I hope this helps? I see you're going to use it with a mic? Not sure how you probably no better than i do
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Sadly, yes. When mounted to the camera on the hot shoe, it covers the pop up flash completely, preventing operation of the flash. However, the receiver does not need to be mounted on the camera. It can be mounted to the tripod.
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Yes, It will work with just about any camera or flash with a hot shoe connection.