Does the receiver come with a hot shoe mount for mounting on a DSLR camera?
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Indeed it does. It's been a few years since I bought mine, but it came with a removable one as well as a belt clip on the transmitter.
676059
I do not know, Brian. I am using it on a Nikon DSLR, however, it slides right on the hot shoe - which I think is a standard size. Hope this helps!
154255
One mounts onto your hot shoe, the other goes to your strobe/flash. The strobe end has a 1/4" tripod thread on the bottom and it is also designed to slide onto a hot shoe type mount.
1665643
Sadly, yes. When mounted to the camera on the hot shoe, it covers the pop up flash completely, preventing operation of the flash. However, the receiver does not need to be mounted on the camera. It can be mounted to the tripod.
2198106
Not really. This is designed to attach to the hot shoe on the top of the camera. It is used more for mounting gear sych as LCDs or microphones.
167148
The receiver can be mounted on the camera's flash hot shoe for mechanical support, but there is no electrical connection between the receiver and the hot shoe. The receiver is very lightweight, so it could be taped elsewhere within reach of the cable, which is about 11" (28cm) long. I sometimes allow the receiver to dangle from its cable.
1584698
You don't have to attach to the hot shoe. The receiver connects to camera via the connector on the left, so I hang the receiver to the strap if I have to use the flash. And it still works fine
1414150
No, but I bought a ball adapter that attaches to the light then slides into the camera hot shoe. The light is very good but be careful, it has strobing issues with some video cams.
1557023
You'd have to get an adapter. For some reason, Sony is the only camera manufacturer in the world that decided to create a different hot shoe mount. Very annoying for Sony users. They basically made it where you have to use a Sony flash... unless you're using it off camera, in which case you can use any flash.
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u have to buy the hot shoe mount separately. always read customer reviews to see how well the product actually works with the camera.
371039
I'm not sure the strobe mounts will accept a Sony hot shoe. They are designed for Canon and Nikon hot shoes, and I think the Sony hot shoes are significantly different.
2264338
The transmitter mounts to your hot shoe and primary flash on top of that. The receiver has a base for it that can be set on a table, or also screwed to your tripod, a much better option.
791755
I'm pretty sure it will, it works with any professional dslr camera with a hot shoe mount on top.
1183377
Hello Photohub,No, for a Canon or any regular hot shoe flash you need this item: B005ODJ7P2
1865700
I guess it will fit any camera that has the standard screw on the bottom of it. The question is will my camera have the capabilities to use the hot-shoe mounts for accessories like a shotgun microphone or a video light?
870372
No, that's not correct. It has a cable that connects to the cameras shutter release. The hot shoe is there just for convenience, it has nothing to do with the remote function. The remote function is through the cable from the receiver to camera.
858396
It fits every camera with a hot shoe. It has no electrical connection to the actual camera. It just sits in the shoe