Will this work with an a6000? I haven't been able to find any information for compatible third party flashes.
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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.
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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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If it has Sony's old hot shoe, then it should work. The problem is getting the correct flash sent to you. The box label is correct, but the flash is for Nikon or Canon. I have the A-77, and use it with my wireless triggers and it works great!
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It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
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Yes, it can be used on the A6000 and I've done it. The mounts are the same.
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Sorry, I don't know. I do know it works fine with my Rebel T3i and as the previous person answered it is a strong flash.
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Hi The Dude, this Sony VGC1EM is compatible with Sony A7, A7s and A7r only. It will not work on Sony a6000. -Ely
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Will this SD card work in an old Canon Powershot A60? Manual says to use a CF card.
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Jamaica, This card will not work in your A60. CF means "Compact Flash" and is a considerably larger card than an SD. There are adapters that allow you to use an SD in a CF slot. I own an A60 also and think that I would upgrade the camera rather than spend money on a converter to use the new memory.
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The Odin for Sony product I have uses the Minolta style flash shoe that was common on older Sony cameras. I believe your A6000 uses the newer Multi-Interface hotshot.You may want to contact Phottix customer service to confirm which product to use on your gear.
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Hi Paul, yes, you can use this with the A6000 camera, but the IR light will not be enabled as the camera does not have the NightShot function. Thanks_Mitch
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I have used the Sony Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70mm f/4 ZA OSS on my NEX 7 and on the Sony A7, but I have not used it on the A6000 so I cannot be of help to Kenny. Sorry.
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I'm not certain about it working with the Nikon D60, but allow me to say it works perfectly with the Nikon D5100 during the day when a flash is needed for that extra brightness.
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Hi, this Sony External flash uses Smart Accessory terminal like the one on Sony NEX-5N. However, the Sony A6000 uses multi interface shoe. This flash will not work on your camera A6000. -Ely
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Hi William, Fast Hybrid AF will not work on the Sony A6000 Camera with the use of Sony SEL35F18 Lens. -Vincent
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I do not know if it works with that kind of flash, I am using 2 flashes: Yongnuo YN 560 for Canon Nikon Pentax III and YongNuo YN-468 II E-TTL Speedlite With LCD Display, for Canon 50D 40D T1i Xsi XS, and works perfectly. And my camera is canon t3i
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Jonathan, It works fine with both my cameras, D7000 and a D600. These triggers are a good value. Just take care with them as the're not built to take much abuse.
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Hi William, Your A6000 uses multi-interface shoe for its hot shoe and is compatible with this Sony Stereo mic. The hot shoe will act as the connector and power source making it work. -Ely
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Any adapter for NEX works with the a6000, they all are e-mount type including the newer a7 series with full size sensors.