Does anyone know if this works also with the Sony A6000?
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Sort of. It powers the camera, but is 'seen' as a battery, so the battery charge indication keeps declining and after about an hour, it reaches zero and the camera stops working. You then need to cycle the camera off and on, and (if you're using manual focus) focus again. For me, this made it a waste of money and I should have bought the Sony adapter.
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The Sony A6000 is an E mount out of the box and will work the lens you are asking about. That being said any A-mount lenses will only work via an LA EA adapter such as Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum lenses. Stick with E mount lenses.
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I have used it on my a6000 witha couple Canon lenses. It works great for me.
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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
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As far I'm concerned, it will work. The a6000 uses the Multi Interface shoe for the flash. https://presscentre.sony.eu/imagelibrary/detail.aspx?MediaDetailsID=270950Look that image
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With the appropriate adapter for the a6000 it will work. I place the Meike MK-SH21 or the more expensive Sony ADP-MAA adapter into my a6000 hotshoe. Then I place my Pixel TF-325 or my more expensive Sony ADP-AMA adapter into the Meike adapter. The Yongnuo then clicks into the second adapter and works perfectly. Without the adapters, the metal plate on the Yongnuo, once inserted into the a6000 hotshoe, seems to bridge the multi interface a6000 contacts and the flash will not fire. I can assure you the use of the two stacked adapters works quite well, and less expensively than the two Sony adapters.
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Yes, I have personally used this remote with the A6000. You may have to dig into the A6000's menu system to find the setting to activate the feature. Once configured, just press a button to activate the camera.
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Do not own a6000. Flash works on 200 and a77. If a6000 has proprietary sony hot shoe, flash should be compatible.
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Hi William, Fast Hybrid AF will not work on the Sony A6000 Camera with the use of Sony SEL35F18 Lens. -Vincent
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That's the different name but it is exactly the same picture. Yes it works great on my a6000.
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Hi, this Sony Stereo Microphone uses the Smart Accessory Terminal compatible for Sony NEX cameras like NEX-5N, NEX-5R or NEX-F3K. Your A6000 uses multi inface shoe. Currently Sony doesn't have the adapter for it. -Ely
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Sony's new Alpha line of E-Mount compact system cameras (a5000, a5100 and your a6000) should be compatible with all E-Mount lenses that were created for Sony's prior line of cameras (the NEXT series). So yes, this Sigma lens should work with your camera (just make sure you select the E-Mount version and not the Micro Four-Thirds version for Panasonic and Olympus compact system cameras).
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No, unfortunately it didn't work for me. I went to my local store with my 565 ex flash for nikon and my 2 sets of yongnuo triggers (rf-602 and rf 603) and I was not able to make them work on the sony a6000. :(
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No, This is for Sony's A mount. The A6000 is an E mount camera. You will need to find a rear lens cap for Sony E Mount/NEX camera line.
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Hi Shengkai, you can use the LAEA1 Lens Mount Adaptor on the Sony A6000 Camera. -Vincent
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Hi ld, this Sony Camera bag will work and will fit your Sony a6000 including the two lenses. -Ely
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No, it doesn't work with the A6000....but there is a relationship that you need to understand to know which adapter to buy. This adapter allows the use of Multi-Interface (MI) Shoe devices (like a flash) with cameras that have the older Auto-Lock Accessory Shoe (like a Sony A57 which I own). I had a NEX-6 and now I own an A6000. I also have a flash (HVLF20M) which has a Multi-Interface connection. So, because I wanted to use this flash with my A57, I needed to buy this ADP-AMA shoe adapter. The NEX-7 has the old shoe, that's why this adapter is needed with it. The NEX-6 had the MI shoe as does all other Alpha cameras built after the NEX-6. So, from the point of view of the A6000, this adapter is not needed. On the other hand, if you want to use older devices (with some limitations of course) with your A6000 (or other MI camera), Sony sells a similar adapter that does the opposite of this one (i.e., let you use older devices with the new MI shoe). The part number for that adapter is: ADP-MMA (just one letter change...the M after ADP). I hope this answers your question. If not, please comment again with more details on what you want to do.