If you are using a flaash unit connected to the hot shoe of the camera, is there some kind of bracket that will integrate the receiver?
1239086
you can bye brackets at amazon that conect to the bottom of your camera. with a extra hot shoe. you can also bye extra brackets for your flash unit.
1791854
Not sure, but would assume so. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe and sends the signal from the camera to the receiver with the flash mounted on it. Wish I could be of more assistance.
1584697
The hot shoe only acts as a support and need not be used for the unit. You can still use the remote and that flash at the same time!
20910
Absolutely not. It doesn't use the hot shoe to communicate to the camera, it uses a proprietary connector below the hot shoe, you can see it in the photo. Because of the geometry of this additional connection, you cannot physically slide it onto a anything other than the cameras it is designed for, and if you could, it still wouldn't flash.
626070
If you have a trigger with a receiver that has a 1/4" plug, you can use that. The receiver has to have the 1/4" plug to plug into the unit and you can set up you trigger to your receiver accordingly. The unit also has a slave feature, so if you have a flash mounted on the hot shoe or elsewhere, it will trigger the unit when it flashes, but you have to be careful when using the slave, as anyone with a flash on their camera will trigger it.
1272938
Yes, BUT you will need the hot shoe adapter (inexpensive one works fine), OR you can plug it into the pc sync on the camera (however this will leave it dangling off your camera, so the adapter is a better solution).
386436
The receiver mounts to the hot shoe (it is the flash/accessorie cradle on top of your camera).
1121384
Yes with the ADP-MAA Multi Interface Shoe adapter. Better to buy the HVL-F60M Flash unit.
1670637
There is a bracket on he top of the Hoodman crane bracket for other attachments. However it does not have any electronic connection to the camera like my flash attachment needs. I've only used the bracket a couple of times. It is a little bulky on the camera but it does come in handy if you are shooting videos or if you like to check out each photo you take.
1767103
The receiver doesn't need to mount on the hotshoe to work. The mount is only there to hold the receive. The receiver will still work hanging on the side of the camera.
689425
You'll have to get a flash mount for that... out of the box is not possible...
974047
The camera does not have a hot shoe bracket and I don't see any other port on my to attach one. It does have stereo microphones on top.
1665643
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.
346651
Canon's hot shoe is not standard size and only specific items fit. Adapters are available.The Takstar has a standard male cold shoe mount.I use a Bower bracket ( many styles available ) that I have screwed female cold shoe mounts onto. These mounts hold the Takstar, Lights and Remote Sony Audio Receiver which interchanges via 3.5 mm plug with the Takstar into the camera as needed.The Takstar works very well incidentlyThe Bower bracket is less prone to damage the camera than the direct camera mountway also
1609605
Cesar, I think that's the other way around? That adapter allows you to put some hot shoe unit (light) on top of your video camera. I have a DM-100 and want to use it on my Canon 5D2 DSLR.
230075
You're right - the receiver is normally mounted on top of the camera. However, it doesn't actually need the hot shoe, you just need it wired in at the side. I tend to just hang it over the top of the camera, at the shutter side. It isn't tidy, but it does the job exactly as I want it!
1518806
Yes, the receiver unit attaches to the top of the camera through a port called an "interactive shoe."