from "PIXEL KING TTL Flash Trigger for Sony set 2.4G Hz Radio Trigger 1/8000s" in amazon.com.it doesn't support fware V1.04 for a77.Will this set do?
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I don't know the answer to your specific question. For my A900, it worked, but not that well. The images often came out underexposed. Perhaps the TTL feature doesn't work properly. I returned my set. By the way, I've never had any problems working with the regular infrared control built into the flash units.Also, does the A77 have the Sony proprietary flash hot shoe? My new A99, has switched to the standard ISO hot shoe connectorJust out of curiosity, what do you use such a fast shutter speed for? 1/8000 is way beyond anything I shoot. Do you do lots of stop action work? Sports? When I am using remote flash, I keep it below the shutter sync speed. Does high speed sync (HSS) work with remote flash? I don't know the answer to your specific question. For my A900, it worked, but not that well. The images often came out underexposed. Perhaps the TTL feature doesn't work properly. I returned my set. By the way, I've never had any problems working with the regular infrared control built into the flash units.Also, does the A77 have the Sony proprietary flash hot shoe? My new A99, has switched to the standard ISO hot shoe connectorJust out of curiosity, what do you use such a fast shutter speed for? 1/8000 is way beyond anything I shoot. Do you do lots of... » Read More I don't know the answer to your specific question. For my A900, it worked, but not that well. The images often came out underexposed. Perhaps the TTL feature doesn't work properly. I returned my set. By the way, I've never had any problems working with the regular infrared control built into the flash units.Also, does the A77 have the Sony proprietary flash hot shoe? My new A99, has switched to the standard ISO hot shoe connectorJust out of curiosity, what do you use such a fast shutter speed for? 1/8000 is way beyond anything I shoot. Do you do lots of stop action work? Sports? When I am using remote flash, I keep it below the shutter sync speed. Does high speed sync (HSS) work with remote flash? « Show Less
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The PIXEL KING TTL Flash Trigger is one of the few remote flash triggers that work with Sony, so you're kinda of limited. I had mine set up to control two Sony flashes, and was hard to synchronize them to make it work (at different flash power settings), but it did work. A single flash setup is more straight forward. I did did not test the shutter speed up to 1/8000 because my application did not require it. I assume it would though because the PIXEL KING transmits the Sony TTL info to its slave flash receiver. The other thing is that the PIXEL KING TTL Flash Trigger is one of the few triggers with the Sony flash mount. I also assume v1.04 should have no problem working with the PIXEL KING because its only a firmware upgrade more intended for lens compatibility. I think as long as the flash mount fit the camera body and the TTL info is passed between the camera transmitter and remote flash unit, it should work with 1/8000 setting. Hope this helps.
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It works very well with both the A550 and A57, only dedicated triggers that I have tried that did work. I'm happy with mine!
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Yes, it's compatible with a65. But when I ordered f60 for my A99 it came with an adaptor so it's compatible with the old sony hot shoe. I don't know if you would be willing to get HVL-F60 instead. They are both great flashes. I like the dials on 58 better though. But 60 has a kick butt ttl. I don't use ttl much but every time I do it amazes me
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If your flahes are compatible with Sony, this trigger should work with them. But we have not yet tested this trigger on all the Yongnuo or Polaroid flashes, such as their latest models, so we can't guarantee that this trigger works well with every model flash. Mochalight
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"As of firmware version V101 there is full compatibility and control with the current King for Canon receivers. (King for Canon requires upgrade to V1040)(previous to V101 there was only TTL compatibility at most with the previous King receivers, no control through the King Pro interface. You could adjust FEC through the camera though).The current King receivers will not provide the full range advantage though. I have not tested or compared this range side by side as yet.The Pixel Opas and Bishop manual triggers are not compatible with the King Pro (as they are with the previous Kings)."- See more at: http://flashhavoc.com/pixel-king-pro-ettl-trigger-review/ "As of firmware version V101 there is full compatibility and control with the current King for Canon receivers. (King for Canon requires upgrade to V1040)(previous to V101 there was only TTL compatibility at most with the previous King receivers, no control through the King Pro interface. You could adjust FEC through the camera though).The current King receivers will not provide the full range advantage though. I have not tested or compared this range side by side as yet.The Pixel Opas and Bishop manual triggers are not compatible with the King Pro (as they are with... » Read More "As of firmware version V101 there is full compatibility and control with the current King for Canon receivers. (King for Canon requires upgrade to V1040)(previous to V101 there was only TTL compatibility at most with the previous King receivers, no control through the King Pro interface. You could adjust FEC through the camera though).The current King receivers will not provide the full range advantage though. I have not tested or compared this range side by side as yet.The Pixel Opas and Bishop manual triggers are not compatible with the King Pro (as they are with the previous Kings)."- See more at: http://flashhavoc.com/pixel-king-pro-ettl-trigger-review/ « Show Less
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I can respond to you only with the flash models I have tried. It works with the Fuji EF 42 very well but it serves only to sync with the camera, no TTL functionality though. You have to set the aperture manually on the camera corresponding to the Guide number of the flash. This trigger does not work very well with the Canon 430 Ex since the 430 has some problems with radio transmitters. I've successfully used this trigger with the Sony RX 100Mk2 and the Fuji as I have previously mentioned. Would this work with the Yongnuo, it probably will but I'm not sure. Then again Yongnuo has its own dedicated triggers so why would you want to use this set?
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The answer you want depends on the camera. With some it works fine, with some, there is no TTL functioning. Find info on the camera you intend to use and check specifically on that camera. I use mine for a remote flash triggered by an inexpensive radio remote. I do not use it on my D7000 DSLR. I do not know which film cameras are compatible besides earlier Nikon models.
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It does work in TTL mode with the adapter, but I find that the flash is more accurate in the auto setting than TTL. Overall not as powerful as the Sony HVL-F58am or HVL-F60, but I find the reliability to be rock solid when compared to the Sony flashes as it has never overheated during an event. I still prefer the build quality and flexibility of the swivel head on the Sony, but due to the overheating issues I mentioned earlier I went with the Metz and do not regret it so far.
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It works great on my friend's A77 markI and also on A580. We use that adapter to mount a Youngnuo 603II wireless flash trigger on top of the camera for firing 3 Youngnuo YN560III wireless flashes, it works perfect and no misfires. Note: It will not fit the just released in 2014 A77 MarkII, it already comes with a standard ISO hotshoe instead of the minolta/sony hotshoe. Hope this info helps!
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Sony has an Auto-Lock Shoe Adapter (http://www.amazon.com/Sony-ADPAMA-Shoe-Adapter-Black/dp/B0099YS6WW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1407155393&sr;=8-1&keywords;=sony+ADPAMA).If the HVL-F43AM is placed on this adapter which in turn is placed on the receiver, wouldn't the whole thing then work in TTL mode?
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No personal experience w/ GX7/G6, but both take the same flash as FZ200, hence all should work in TTL with the Metz flash. Just be sure you order the Panasonic/Olympus model.
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I believe that if you have a pop up flash on your a7, you should be able to trip the wirelessly. How do you like your a7?
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Well I don't have the 2nd gen, triggers but from what I have read 3rd gen is backward compatible and with firmware update I believe they will be fully compatible, hope that helps :)
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If you want to trigger it with TTL, yes. There are pocket wizards that do the same thing and they are much more expensive! You can trigger with manual mode on these as well.
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Hi TOMMIE, this Sony protective screen is not compatible with your A77 II. You may try checking on this model instead: PCK-LM14. Hope this helps. -Ely
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It's dedicated to Sony hot shoe and circuitry. You'd have to set it to manual and use it that way. I'd need to look up if it has its own autoflash mode, but I don't recall it having its own sensor built in for that.
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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.
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Yes, it does, i'm using it quite often to control off camera ttl flash in the softbox.however my set of pixel king has a tendency to overexpose a lot, so usually i dial -2 exp. compensation on my d700.