Do i need a Hot Shoe Adapter to fit on my sony a37?
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You do not need a hot shoe adapter for the trigger. It can fit on Sony A37 directly. For the flash, you need an adapter if it can not directly fit on your camera. Mochalight
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This fits the adapter used on the a700 and a900. You'd need to get an adapter to use this item. That said, it's a terrific product.
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If a99 has standard shoe you will need the adapter as with the a58 where it works in TTL, if a99 has minolta so will work without adapter and in TTL also as with my old a55
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Dear Carlos H:If I'm not mistaken the Hot Shoe Adapter I have is the Seagull SC-5 and it works perfectly on my Sony Alpha 100. I believe, if Sony hasn't changed its hot shoe contact, the Adapter gonna be compactible with the more modern models. The non dedicated flash units I have are the superb Vivitar 285 HV and so far the Adapter has been sailing in placid waters. I only hope the Vivitar units are not too strong for it. May it function as perfectly with all newer Sony models!
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As I recently bought the A58 I also need an adapter for the new standard hot shoe, but I will have it until the next week, I also hope it will work really well as did with my old A55. I'll update my answer then if you're interested. Happy Christmas!
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I don't think so because most Sonys use the non-standard hot shoe. Check their site to see if Sigma says they offer the Sony-foot version of the flash.
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Yes. A230 and the A37 are both A-Mount cameras. Check out Dyxum . com, they're a great resource for all Sony DSLR/SLT
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Hello Ana. Yes. It has the proprietary Sony hot shoe and will fit the A35 just fine. As a note, with the exception of the highest end NEX camera and the SonyCam's sony uses a proprietary hot shoe. You can, however, purchase adapters for a standard hot shoe to Sony, and vice versa.
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The nex7 looks like it has the same hot shoe configuration as my Alpha A 37. I am using it on the A37. Look at the two cameras and if the flash shoe looks the same than it will work on the nex7
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P.S. I think you can get an adapter that would allow you to mount a device with a standard hot shoe to the Canon Advanced Accessory Shoe, but I don't recall seeing anything that would let you connect this device with its Advanced Accessory Shoe to a standard hot shoe. Also, you would not be able to get power to the mike.
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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
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Hi Corey, this Sony ADPAMA shoe adapter will work only on other non-Sony camera. It is not compatible. -Ely
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Not realy, you would still need a hot shoe adapter for a tripod and you can get one at Amazon that will work.
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Yes. You need the multi adapter to fit active shoe accessories, it's the only way to fit accessories like these and be able to mount lights and other camera accessories.
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This Flash needs the Sony ADPAMA Shoe Adapter to work with the A77, this flash has a model that is made for the A77 (Sony Alpha HVL-F43AM is made for the A77) for use with-out an adapter
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As long as your device fits the hot shoe, there shouldn't be a problem with it then attaching to your tripod. The hot shoe fits both my Canon and my Yongnuo 560 II flashes if that helps you.
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If the camera has the standard hot shoe mount the adapter will work just fine. I'm not aware of any cameras with hot shoe mounts that it isn't compatible with. However, if you want to find out for sure, go to the Wein website. It has a section where you can ask questions about its products. I hope this has been helpful. I found the adapter to be a top-notch piece of equipment. Best wishesLance Gurwell