I have on older version of Sora. Can you replace it with this newer version? On mine you have to use your thumb on a small trigger that can be hard.
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Hi, Yes you can, as long as the rest of your components are compatible with 3x9 speeds. Good luck!
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They should work. I used then to replace old 105s with no problem. They just upgraded the switch from a thumb trigger to the newer setup.
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My best guess is that you can and you would be using your index and/or second fingers to shift. Best of luck with it.
1366881
Yup! I did exactly that when my old Sora model finally up and died on me. This is almost the same thing, it just replaces the thumb button with a second lever.
1366882
Not 100% sure of my answer but since there is only one cable involved can't believe it would not work. That said I have over 4000 miles with the shifters and they work perfectly.
1366883
You can use the newer version provided the gearing is the same. I used this Sora to replace a Shimano shifter from the 90s so I am sure it would be fine to upgrade an older version of Sora (again, provided you are using the same number of cogs on you front crank and rear cassette).
1366884
I also had an older version with the thumb trigger. I replaced them with this version and absolutely love them. Takes some getting use too, but will worth it
1366885
Yes, the new version will work with on your bike. The small thumb trigger on the old Sora has been replaced by the inside shifter and does the same function.
192570
Thanks for all the replies. Don't understand it, but my 900 will not go in under normal hand pressure, and I'm afraid to force any harder. I wouldn't worry about cracking the stand, but I sure don't want to break the flash base! Will play this weekend and if I can't make it work, looks like the AS-21 for me!
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Just make sure that you are not using a flash trigger. It will now fit with a flash trigger. If you need to use one, check the Cowboy Studio version.
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There is a little black button on the side of the handle just in front of the trigger. Hold the trigger and push in the button. To release, depress the trigger again. Hope this answers the problem.
314265
Yes, but it was not real successful because it put my hand in an awkward position and made the already stiff trigger pull even harder. I no longer use it.
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I've never had a problem doing this as the trigger does not require a large amount of pressure, however the motion does not feel particularly ergonomic and I can imagine someone having trouble with this if they already had hand/tendon issues.
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It works well. However, the trigger itself is delicate as mine broke and now only have a receiver. I moved on to YN-622 triggers.
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I would highly recommend changing the joystick out, as it does start to "stick" in certain positions. Qanbas stock buttons are actually really good, I swapped mine out though because I prefer the firmness of Seimetsu.
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Ed. It's really hard for me to ascertain what the problem is from your inquiry. Are you having a hard time moving the focus ring forward and back? The one on my Tokina moves smoothly and locks into place with a nice snap. You jut pull the ring toward you when you want manual focus and push away from the camera for auto focus.
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Did you get an answer? I'm having that problem with some cowboy studio triggers I bought. Going to return them and keep looking. Let me know will ya. Thanks
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Hi, Kenji. The best I can do is check the key/key guide when I get home. I'll let you know if it has a key for either of those guns. I hope it works out for you!
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Mine has a button on the trigger that sometimes gets out of place and stops it from shooting. Also if you don't have the tip seated on the work it will not shoot.
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Karla I have not tried the action shots yet. I was hoping to be able to do this as well, since it was stated that it will take action shots! My friend told me to do the same thing that D. Black suggested. Give it a try and let us know what happens! Happy Shooting!
900390
I didn't know they had a problem with the trigger but the two I bought a few months ago both have a very await ove trigger. Be careful but I love mine.
1289938
Not at all! Press side button while pressing trigger--very easy to use--very lightweight. I use it all the time. I'm small 5 foot tall & 59 years old.
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oh thanks guys for the posts, I have been able to play for a while using the G13 and a track ball mouse. Have gotten good enough that no one knows I play one handed. But thank u very much for the help, I had forgotten about this post or would have put something up
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I have found all thebuttons to work, however I tend to only use the shutter release and occ. the selector wheel. The clock mode on the LCD is handy. I made a point to learn what they all are for when I first installed it, but have forgoten them since I dont use them any more. I still love this grip with the extended battery life and relocated shutter release.