Is it fully compatible with Sony A7R and Sony HVLF60M Flash
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Yes but you still need two adapters to be able to attach the flash to Odin and the Odin to the Camera body
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Hi Davies Chisenga, Flash model HVL-F43AM is not compatible on your A6000 camera. Vincent
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as long as the Strobo frame has the correct hotshoe, of course. Otherwise you'll need an adapter. HVL-43am has a standard Minolta hotshoe. Not sure what hotshoe the A7R has.
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I have a Sony HVL-F58AM. I have used the "Wing" on it and it worked very well. You will have no problem using it in your Nikon flash. I could affirm that it could work actually in any flash. It mounts like a "hat" on top of your flash. The wing is just a light diffuser. I am happy with it. But there are lots of light diffusers for flashes. You will know if you like it or not if you try it. Just like everything in photography. Buy and try trials !!! Another thought is that you can enter its name in Youtube and you will see a nice tutorial about it. I came to learn about this diffuder in Youtube. Try to watch its video.
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If the a65 is the same translucent mirror sister camera to the a77 that I own, then most definitely yes it is compatible. I bought this flash for my a77 a couple years ago and it's one of the best decisions I've ever made. This flash is worth every penny I paid for it.
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I use the HLVF43M on my A6000. It is part of the A6000 system. BTW it is a very good flash.
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Do not own a6000. Flash works on 200 and a77. If a6000 has proprietary sony hot shoe, flash should be compatible.
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It is not compatible. According to the website the weye-feye is not compatible with the Sony A7R. Anyway this product still needs more development and their manufacturers do not have much support and upgrades for the weye-feye
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It will work with the A7, but the remote function maybe diabled by default on the camera. Therefore, you would have to open the menus and enable remote functionality.
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Hi, as you can read in the description, is compatible with all sony alpha cameras, and its compatible with the SLT-A37, SLT-A350. look here in compatibility http://www.cameta.com/Bower-SFD296S-Digital-Automatic-Zoom-Flash-for-Sony-Alpha-38382.cfm Thanks
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Yes it is, I'm using it with the Sony A7 (via an adapter) and it works fine.
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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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Yes fully compatible - the following are all the feature you get: i-TTL , AA, A, GN, M, RPT, AF-assist for multi-area AF, Flash Color Information Communication, Advanced Wireless Lighting, Rear Curtain, Red-eye Reduction, Auto zoom, Auto ISO sensitivity control, Firmware update capable
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Yes it fully compatible with one tiny issue. Becuase the length of the lens and the height of the built-in flash , at 18mm, the flash casts shadow over the tip of the lens. Zoom to 24mm and the shadow is gone.
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Hi there!, the Sony Flash HVLF58AM uses an auto-lock foot, whereas a Sony A6000 has a multi-interface shoe. You will be needing a hot shoe adaptor: model # ADP-MAA (auto lock-multi interface shoe adapter) to make the flash work on the camera. Hope this helps. -Ely
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The A6000 seems to have the Sony version of a conventional hot shoe; a non-Sony flash will fit, but won't interface with the extra Sony contacts. The adapter is for the Sony proprietary (that is, not conventional) hot shoe (as on my NEX7). So, won't work.
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It should work with any ETTL flash. I use my 7D with a 600EX-RT and a Yongnuo flash as well.