I realize I need an adapter for the flash to work on my camera (Sony a57), but is this all I will need to work with the flash I'm getting (YongNuo)?
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Generally, you only need the transmitter (on top of the camera), then a receiver on your flash or strobes. I have the A550 & A580, and this unit works and fits fine. I am not sure if the A57 has the same Minolta/Sony mount. If not, you will need the adapter on top of your camera
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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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There is an adpater that comes with the a99 which works perfectly with the old Sony/Minolta flashes. I also felt that the build quality for this adapter was very good.
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With the appropriate adapter for the a6000 it will work. I place the Meike MK-SH21 or the more expensive Sony ADP-MAA adapter into my a6000 hotshoe. Then I place my Pixel TF-325 or my more expensive Sony ADP-AMA adapter into the Meike adapter. The Yongnuo then clicks into the second adapter and works perfectly. Without the adapters, the metal plate on the Yongnuo, once inserted into the a6000 hotshoe, seems to bridge the multi interface a6000 contacts and the flash will not fire. I can assure you the use of the two stacked adapters works quite well, and less expensively than the two Sony adapters. With the appropriate adapter for the a6000 it will work. I place the Meike MK-SH21 or the more expensive Sony ADP-MAA adapter into my a6000 hotshoe. Then I place my Pixel TF-325 or my more expensive Sony ADP-AMA adapter into the Meike adapter. The Yongnuo then clicks into the second adapter and works perfectly. Without the adapters, the metal plate on the Yongnuo, once inserted into the a6000 hotshoe, seems to bridge the multi interface a6000 contacts and the flash will not fire. I can assure you the use of the two stacked adapters works quite well, and less expensively than the two Sony... » Read More With the appropriate adapter for the a6000 it will work. I place the Meike MK-SH21 or the more expensive Sony ADP-MAA adapter into my a6000 hotshoe. Then I place my Pixel TF-325 or my more expensive Sony ADP-AMA adapter into the Meike adapter. The Yongnuo then clicks into the second adapter and works perfectly. Without the adapters, the metal plate on the Yongnuo, once inserted into the a6000 hotshoe, seems to bridge the multi interface a6000 contacts and the flash will not fire. I can assure you the use of the two stacked adapters works quite well, and less expensively than the two Sony adapters. « Show Less
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I am not sure all of those items are compatible. For a card, I just used a SD HC card. My old lenses were A-mount auto-focus as is the A77II lenses so they worked. As for the flash, my old flash I used with the 35mm was not compatible but I don't know about more recent flashes such as you might have with the A65. I do understand that there is an adapter that might work with the old flash with the newer cameras. I am planning to investigate that option. Has to be much cheaper than buying a new flash. Hope that helps.
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Do not own a6000. Flash works on 200 and a77. If a6000 has proprietary sony hot shoe, flash should be compatible.
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The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
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Regardless of where you purchase the adapter, you should call Sony tech support to verify which hot shoe adapter you need. I ended up ordering the wrong one and now have to return it. They don't make it easy to figure this out, in fact, I was on hold for quite some time before I was able to get a definite answer. Just explain what you are tryinig to do and ask them to tell you what you need. I went from the A350 to the A77II so the (fairly expensive) flash I currently own won't fit. Hopefully the adapter will do the trick. I have seen positive and negative feedback.
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No. This is the opposite of what you would need. Look for a Sony to Nikon flash converter.A word of caution: Using an older flash on a newer camera runs a higher risk of short short circuiting the camera.
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This flash will work for that camera. Keep in mind it is not TTL so you may have to adjust the exposure as you use it.
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No adapter for NEX-7.It requires an adapter for A-99 and NEX-6. The flash has the Minolta/Sony ADI connection at the b8ottom. Sony has now changed A-99 and NEX-6 to a standard hotshoe with front accessory connections.
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I should have added I am using the Sony mount, might be different for other brands.I am using on Sony A57, some shadowing with built in flash use.
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The flash adapter refers to the cable that comes with the frame, you need to chose the correct cable for the camera you intend to use it on, Canon or Nikon. the cable attaches to the frame and the camera is then attached to the cable and plugged into the camera
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I believe it would. I have an equivalent flash (non-Sony though) that I used to use with my A100. I can now use it with full functionality on my A58, with this adapter.
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Hello Roger: You would be well advised to contact AmScope direct at the following: AmScope - Amazon Marketplace (tx0ggqkg24crvsr@marketplace.amazon.com), where I had direct contact with Peter who was very helpful. Not being familiar with your A57 Camera, I can only assume that it is a 35mm and I have no doubt that AmScope would have an adapter. I like my set-up because I can connect it directly to my Computer and this also allows others to see what I am seeing as well as the ability to Record & store the Images. Hope this helps/ John Curran
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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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If you use the cowboy studio triggers for your Sony flash it will work just fine. I'm a Canon user and the first time I used this beauty dish the results were amazing. I ll email you the photo if you'd like. My email address is lavarplummer@yahoo.com
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No, this flash does not require an adapter for the NEX-7. The NEX-7 has a different flash shoe from the NEX-5 and NEX-3 models. The NEX-7 takes the same flashes as the SONY DSLR cameras.