Does this flash can be used on Sony A7?
147513
It works very well with my nex6 with no major or minor problems.But note that not all accessories that have same shoe as the A7 will function.
147514
I wouldn't recommend it, I had nothing but trouble with the HVLF60M flash. It overheated constantly for no apparent reason. I would go with one of Sony's less expensive units, or buy a third-party flash.
147515
I reccomend you read the following link: http://community.sony.com/t5/Alpha-NEX-Cameras/How-dissapointing-A7-or-A7R-and-External-Flash-HVL-F60M/td-p/292842
147516
It'll work. This flash uses Sony's new standard mount. It also has the adaptor for the older style.
147517
I purchased the flash, but I have not used it yet. Sorry, I can't help. Jim K
1101813
I'm not familiar with your flash. I bought this for a new Sony A77ii camera and my Minolta 3600HS D flash. This does not work at all on this camera, hope this helps.
996024
I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what flash you use it with. I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what... » Read More I don't know whether it will work with the NEX7 or not. I have a Quantaray QB-350A flash which I want to use off-camera with my Sony A-100 and my A-57. I have tried it with this SMDV (SAFE SYNC) hot shoe converter and also with several others. It does not work with any of them. I don't know if there may be a voltage incompatibility or what's wrong. It does work well with my old film cameras. The only other flash I have is dedicated to the Sony hot shoe on the camera, and it works fine on both cameras. So, I don't think my problem is the SMDV hot shoe. It may work for you depending on what flash you use it with. « Show Less
1429137
Yes it is, I'm using it with the Sony A7 (via an adapter) and it works fine.
2223428
It's a manual flash so should work on your Sony if it has a hot shoe. However it is not an auto or TTYL so you do have to set your exposure manually.
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This is the discription on the flash. (Polaroid PL-108AF Studio Series Digital Auto Focus / TTL Shoe Mount Flash For The Sony Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, SLT-A33, SLT-A35, SLT-A37, SLT-A55, SLT-A57, SLT-A65, SLT-A77, SLT-A99, A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A560, A550, A700, A850, A900, DSC-RX1 Digital SLR Cameras). I did the search on amazon for slt-a65 and the sony alpha a65 came up as well as sony alpha slt-a65. I don't own one but that to me would be as close to a yes as I can get.
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As long as your Nikon flash has a standard hot shoe it should work but do not expect that the TTL will work. It will work as a manual flash this means that your sony camera will not recognize the Nikon flash but if the flash is on, it will trigger the flash unit. So you will have to use it in manual. I use mine to fire my quantum flashes and to connect my pocket wizard receiver.
73765
For Sony, you won't want to buy anything but a Sony adapter. I've tried several, and none of them work. But if you have the old sony hotshoe, the flash that I received did not need an adapter.
1259196
The HVL-F60M flash is compatible with the A77. However, you need an adaptor to attach the flash the A77 camera body. The adaptor cost around $30. I would not recommend this flash for professional use as it overheats at critical points of your shoot. I shot less than 20 photos in under 3-minutes and it over-heated.
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You can use it on Sony A7s. BUT first you need to buy the adapter ring to mount the lens on the camera. That adapter ring has M42 female thread (lens side) and male bayonet (camera side). Then the lens will work on All-in-All manual mode.I hope it helped.Zonesystem
1116721
yes. this flash works independently and is compatible with most dslr cameras. hope this helps.
1060713
This won't work on your A7 because it has the normal hot shoe mount and it doesn't support ttl. They have a more expensive one that does and Yongnuo has a good triggers also.
990265
Mine works fine on my a65, a33, and a230 so you shouldn't have a problem with the a77
693096
I don't know . . . I only have the A7r. However, with the A7r it wasn't completely clear: they made a bunch of them with a proprietary connector, and they made a bunch with a standard connector. In the end, I went to a brick and mortar camera store and took the camera and flash with me. Turned out that I did need an adapter. I LOVE the flash, however. First rate, good size, etc.
834246
I had this flash and it worked fine on my canon 7D. I would think it would work fine on your camera as well. anyway, this flash was cheaply made and broke just after warranty expired. I got myself a 580EX II and never looked back
958942
Yes, because sony a7 E-Mount and this adapter work well for any sony dslr camer have E-MountExample: I Have Sony Nex5N and this camera have E -Mount and buy this adapter because I have f-mount Nikon lens 70-300 but you must have triples because you will use manual mode
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I have never used the A7, but what I know about the adapter is that it is a manual one, you will loose all automatic functions of the lens, so it works best for the old Nikkor lenses, before they became all inclusive and automatic. Also as others suggested this is a full frame adapter, we also use it on the NEX 700, but there it uses only a portion of the frame. I hope this helps.