can this be used on sony A58 to connect intervalometer
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It depends. If you have a female micro usb on the camera and a female stereo mini-plug on the intervalometer (or vice-versa), then the answer is yes (note: you will need a cable with a male mini-plug on both ends to make the connection between this dongle and your device). Otherwise, the answer is no.
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if the remote connector is like the older style (such as on the A850/900), then yes. If it is the newer style, sucha as A7R, then no. I understand however that there may be an adapter connector cord available...This is a good product if it will work with your unit.
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I just bought this Phottix Odin. If your camera is a6000, it requires a SONY Multi-interface Adapter Shoe. I got frustrated because I didn't know this and I missed some opportunities. Hoping Phottix will be more informative on their Sony products or atleast they had offer an adapter shoe bundle.
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Yes, it does. For some weird reason, Sony kept the three pin terminal on the A77II instead of installing the Multi port they are forcing on all their cameras. Any camera that has the three pin variant can use this remote. The problem comes for models that don't possess it, such as the A58.Check Dpreview's info for the A77II, they have pictures for the sides of the camera and you can see the one I'm talking about.Cheers.
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I'll help if I can but your question is quite vague and without context. Please be specific on what it is you are trying to do.[2 year owner of Sony BDP-S580]
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Hi Heriberto, your Sony a3000 uses multi-interface shoe, whereas this Sony ADPMAA is an adapter for multi-interface to auto-lock shoe. It will definitely work. -Ely
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No, this will not work with your camera, as far as I can tell. The a3000 uses the Multi interface connection using a Multi Interface Shoe Connector. This device uses the Sony Remote connector type of connector. I know it is compatible with the a55 and a33, but not sure what else.
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it has adaptors for very types of cameras, look the diameter of your camera. I think thah your camera has a 58 mm, and It´s O.K.
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Here is a new model, that Guy can use with his Sony A99 camera: http://www.eachshot.com/product/aputure-pro-coworker-ii-prowork-ii-wireless-timer-remote-control_c1/ Harry
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It attached to my Sony A65 and will attach to your A57 if you get the Sony/Minolta T-mount adapter with it. Getting the desired result from its use is another matter. It did not work well for my intended purpose, but I have to take much of the blame for that. I did not have a solid enough tripod for a lens of its length and weight and I could not focus it clearly. As a result, I missed the wildlife shot that I wanted to get. This probably could have been avoided if I had practiced with it before the moment arose.
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Yes, according to Sony most features of the HVL-F43AM are compatible with the A58. http://www.sony-asia.com/support/resources/en_AP/html/Compatibility/DSLR/Flash/sony/F43AM.html
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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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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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Yes, that is the same sensor that my Sony A55 uses. The A57 is the A55 replacement, camera's are like computers, they change fast. The manufacturer's standardize many components to make it easier for the progression of their product without costing the consumer with duplicate lenses etc., every time they upgrade.
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Not on my camera.... The connections were different. It worked fine with the adapter though!
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I think so. Just check if your camera mount is Alpha. As the reference number of the camera is A77 its most likely its work.
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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.