will the grip work with the a77 mkII?
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I just purchased the a77 mII. I also have the a77. I use the vertical grip on the mII since it is now my main camera. So the answer is yes it works.
617649
I don't own a a77, but pictures at sony's site show that the a77 has the same remote connector used by the old minolta cameras. This is the connector this timer uses, so I believe it would work. I like the device myself, but I don't use it often.
1208422
I believe this will work. However, this was not a good fit for my Sony NEX-7 and the LCD screen was too small. So there was a gap. It was still usable, but a gap toward the bottom. The A7S is a larger camera, and the battery grip bracket should fit the A7S fine. I've not had any issues with it fitting my much larger Canon T4i with its battery grip.I would reference the size of the rear LCD panel of the A7S to that of the T4i. This should give you a thought estimate of fit. As this product fits my T4i's screen perfectly. I hope this helps.
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The answer is YES. By taking the screws off the bottom of the plate that the u shaped metal bracket attaches to and placing the plate on top of the u bracket and then replacing the screws on the top of the u shaped bracket into the plate that goes into the base plate it's a perfect fit on the Canon 5D MKIII with the battery grip attached. You should have no problem doing the same for the MKII.
937874
If you bought the Sony version of this flash, it should lock onto the A77 proprietary flash shoe because it is specifically designed for it. It will not lock onto the A77 Mark II flash shoe because that uses a standard, non-proprietary flash shoe.
824967
Yes, in fact Sony itself specifies VG-C77AM (original A77 grip) as an accessory for A77II. There is no new version of the grip.
383634
No, it won't physically attach. A77 takes a-mount lenses, fe 70-200 is an e-mount lens.
580221
No. The A330 chassis will not accept the grip which fits the A200, A300 and A350.I understand that the A330 will not accept any Sony designed grip.
1603083
No, it will not. You need the BG-E16. The BG-E7 ONLY works with 7D Mk1.Canon Battery Grip BG-E16
641749
I would think so because it works on my a77 with no problems. try comparing the specs of the the a77 the a99 and the something like the a390 to be sure. Good luck!
501615
I used mine for my A6000 and it fits perfectly. I don't think it'll fit the A7ii because those have a bigger screen. I bought the Sony LCD protector for my A7.
1722872
OK, Maybe it will work. Just be sure to check your grip pin. It must be the thin one.
2088591
Yes it will. You will need to use the adapter to connect it to the a7s though. I have the a99 and the adapter came with my camera. Otherwise you can get it on amazon or Sony store.
990265
Mine works fine on my a65, a33, and a230 so you shouldn't have a problem with the a77
1297967
as long as the Strobo frame has the correct hotshoe, of course. Otherwise you'll need an adapter. HVL-43am has a standard Minolta hotshoe. Not sure what hotshoe the A7R has.
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Yes. I've pulled mine and verified that it has all 4 pins, and it does use the older Minolta-style hot-shoe connector that the A77 uses. (I say old-style because the A99 and some of the smaller newer models, such as the a58, and likely all future Sony models, use the more standard canon-style connector)
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I do not believe it can be used on the Canon 7 D. The 7 D uses Canon BG-E7 vertical grip