Will this trigger work on the Sony a77? Also, if so can an additional receiver be added to this trigger?
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You can add as many receivers as you want, but this will not fit an a77 shoe, however there are adapters.
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I would imagine it would since it just works off of the hot-shoe of the camera. As answered by Rrhall, yes, you can add receivers to it, they work off of a radio frequency. As far as the quality goes, yes, these are cheaper triggers, but I've been using mine for a couple of months now on my backup kit and they do very well. In removing ANY plug, I would pull on the plug casing instead of the wire though, no matter how well built!
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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).
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The trigger will work on any camera that has a hot shoe. I have this unit and although it is affordable it is not made with any quality. One of the jacks broke off inside my strobe on the first use just by pulling it out when I was finished.
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Sorry, I haven't it. I have a Sony A-77 only. Remote work shot button(also 2S shot) well for A-77.(Other buttons doesn't work.)
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Yes, I used it with my A77, but the power is just a little better than the built-in. Look fo a higher quide number.Enjoy
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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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It will work, but you may have to attach the HVL-43m to camera first. Repeat if flash goes into sleep mode. Newer Sony flashes do not have this issue. I own the Sony a7r, two HVL-58's and one HVL42. The HVL42 needs to be attached to camera first. Radio trigger can be on camera, attach flash, turn flash on. Remove and attach receiver to flash. Repeat if flash goes into sleep mode. You must have the adapter to use this flash with Sony a99 and any sony a7's.
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I have a Sony A7s, which has the same mount, and it works perfectly. There is no autofocus or aperture control so it will only work with an older Nikon lens with aperture ring. There is a little play in the mount but I have not noticed any light leaks or problems. I shoot video and use this with a Nikon 70-200 2.8.
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This adapter will fit E-mount lenses. It is intended for Sony's NEX line and the distance between those cameras lenses and camera body. I am not familiar with the A7 but suggest a call to Adorama for a better answer to your question.
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I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
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I bought this remote for my a7R, and it works perfect! I did happen to buy my wife the a6000 for Christmas, but I haven't thought about using the remote with that camera. I'll give it a shot, and see what happens, and get back to you. Just have to ask... Did you go into camera settings under remote, and turn that feature on? If not, that could be the issue? Btw, no light is supposed to turn on on the remote.
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I have used it with my a200. I haven't tried it yet with my a77 but I am sure it will work as a previous commentor stated.
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I have an A6000 with the same Sony multi interface hotshoe. The flash itself will fire from the hotshoe, but the wireless triggers that go with it will not. I am trying to find a solution for this problem, using either adapters or a yn rf-602 trigger in between. I've read on some forums that the rf-602 and rf-603II triggers work. You'd just have to put the run 2 triggers.Post a solution if you find one. The flashes are great, btw.
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Any camera that does NOT have the standard hot shoe ie: [____] and has the "backwards" hot shoe ie: ]___[ requires this adapter. It will add about an inch to the height of the hot shoe accessory you connect. I believe the a77 was the first Sony Camera to have the standard hot shoe.
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You should confirm with Sony, but yes they are compatible. The past concern was with the proprietary hot shoe. Sony has since followed the standard hot shoe interface and this is no longer an issue. This flash works fine on my A7.
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The remote switch I got works for my dslr camera. I am not sure if you can purchase a remote trigger for the camera you are asking about. My suggestion would be is to go to bandhphoto.com and ask them.
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Unless you ordered a Yongnuo flash that has the Minolta/Sony foot, you'll need a trigger that has the Minolta/Sony foot, and a receiver that has a regular (ISO) shoe. These radio triggers are an excellent way to get Sony cameras to trigger other flashes. Just have to have a trigger that fits Sony, and a receiver that fits everything else.
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This will work on Sony A77, I just bought one the hot shoe is the correct one
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yes this designed for the a7. A7 use a regular hot shoe, Sony Alpha SLT/ DSLR use some odd one. This really is the only flash that you don't need an adapter and is TTL, but it is smaller/ weaker then most flash. Yes I tried at Tall's camera on my A7 and it worked with TTL. Just didn't buy it yet.