Does this mount on the hot shoe?
1246096
Yes it does. There is a hotshoe clip on the receiver and it can also be attached to the camera strap when the hotshoe is occupied by a flash unit.
1246097
Yes, but it has no power from the shoe...it just is convenient if you want to have a place to hold it.
1246098
Yes it does. I've used it a couple of times so far and am very happy with it! Worked well at about 60 feet. Haven't tried it any farther yet. So far it was well worth the money!
1246099
It is made to slide into the hotshoe but you dont have to put it there. The hotshoe has nothing to do with operation or function.
1246100
Yes, it will attach to the hot shoe with the coiled cable facing forward, i.e away from your forehead. The other end of the cable needs to be connected to the appropriate electric plug on your camera (depends on which version you buy). The hot shoe is just a holder so that is doesn't flop around.
1059235
No. The latest version of handycam hot shoe is smaller than previous DV units. I ended up bypassing the hot shoe with a Heavy Duty Photography L Bracket with 2 Standard Flash Hot Shoe Mount attached at the tripod mount
1557023
You'd have to get an adapter. For some reason, Sony is the only camera manufacturer in the world that decided to create a different hot shoe mount. Very annoying for Sony users. They basically made it where you have to use a Sony flash... unless you're using it off camera, in which case you can use any flash.
1545129
It should. But I had to get a separate hot shoe for mine so I could mount it on the camera.
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.
701546
Yes, it will work with any standard hot shoe mount, on camera or flash. Almost every recent camera and flash has this standard mount.
386435
It mounts on the hot shoe, the cable is short, just enough to reach the port
1767101
Yes, it does remove the ability to mount something else on the hotshoe if you choose to mount the receiver there. However, what I usually do is that I take a little risk and just dangle the receiver from the cable and keep the hotshoe free for something else.
1019221
Yes, it does. In fact it can go on top of any camera. The package included a hot shoe.
776201
I looked up your camera. I don't think it has a hot shoe mount for an external flash. If it does (is there a "flap" that hides it?), then you can put this on it. Even if it doesn't, this flash has a slave function that lets you fire it off when you fire off your built-in flash. So you could still get really flash results just using this flash in slave mode.
167149
It mounts to the hotshoe but isn't required. It plugs in to the camera with an included cable
14264
Nope, It slips onto your hot shoe with a pretty nifty fit that is built into the microphone.
1490436
The sensor uses about an 8" wire. Placing it on the hot shoe is only for mounting purposes, in theory, i suppose you could just let it hang by the cord.
748109
Yes but you'll have to figure out a way to mount it. There's no hot shoe mount our anything so it just dangles there looking all dangly and stuff.
1501855
Yes. In the picture you can see a round piece at the bottom of the unit. This can be tightened down and will hold the trigger in place on the hot shoe.
148387
It's a standard hot shoe size. I don't know your accessory but if it's a diferent size than the standard then it may not fit. Check the size.
1518808
On my camera, there is a little flap that covers the equivalent of the 'hot shoe'. If you pry it up, you'll see where it interfaces with the camera. I hope this helps!