I assume the tx will work with any camera that has a universal hot shoe?
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Don't know, but be sure to order a dozen of the 12v MN21/23 batteries for the transmitter. It burns through those rapidly and will frequently die during shoots.I highly recommend the Yongnuo YN-622 transceiver over the Fotodiox triggers. The Yongnuos have high speed sync, a focus grid, and they use AA batteries. I'm using eneloop rechargables.The Fotodiox is in my junk drawer now.
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Hi, it works just ones for nikon and others for cannon. You need choose the brand
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It's designed for any "hotshoe" so if the camera has a hot shoe it should work just fine. This is powered by it's own battery source and doesn't communicate via the hotshoe...you can use it on or off the camera.
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I don't know. I do know it requires your camera to have a hot shoe. Check the canon website or call them.
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I would check the company's website. My best guess is any camera with a hotshoe, though maybe only Canon with this model.
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The wireless flash system will work with any camera so long as the remote (the one with the antenna) is on the camera hotshoe. Despite the label that this is meant for Olympus cameras, the wireless flash system does not do TTL metering of any kind. They label this as Olympus compatible because it comes with a cable that allows you to connect the camera via the cable to one of the flash triggers, and then use the remote as a wireless shutter trigger. So for a wireless flash system, it will work with any camera brand because it does not support any kind of TTL metering. It will work so long as the camera has a hotshoe. This will work as a wireless shutter trigger primarily for Olympus cameras because it comes with a cable for Olympus cameras. I guess it will also work as a wireless trigger for other cameras if you have the proper cable for those camera manufacturers. Source: Personal Use. I've been using this Olympus compatible set since June 2013.
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The trigger will work on any camera that has a hot shoe. I have this unit and although it is affordable it is not made with any quality. One of the jacks broke off inside my strobe on the first use just by pulling it out when I was finished.
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their is 2 different plugs make sure is has a twist to connect it and any camera will work..
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Hello. As long as the Camera has a standard Shoe connection, then it will work with the Camera.Thank you
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It will work with any camera with a standard hot shoe. Not being a Nikon guy I'd have to say more than likely, but if your camera uses something proprietary, you'll need an adapter that will let you use standard hot shoe accessories. (I do believe however that Nikon does use a standard hot shoe). My Sony needed the adapter.
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Depending on how you define "work" and what your settings are, yes, it whould work on any camera with a standard hotshoe. Remember that you are probably buying this because it's far cheaper than a Nikon Flash, so don't expect the balls & whistles, and don't expect it to be rugged. It's not.
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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?
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YES As I wrote in my review, these will work with all cameras that have a standard hot shoe (meaning that some newer Sonys will not work without an adapter). They will work with all flash units that are designed for a standard hot shoe. BUT They will work only in manual mode for camera and flash. That means that the flash will fire, but you won't have TTL or any other auto mode. You will have to adjust the flash intensity yourself and you may have to tell the camera to use an external flash, because it may not detect the flash automatically (because there will be no communication with the flash, just a connection on the X terminal). The next step would be a Youngnuo remote setup, which offers more features and may wotk with TTL on some cameras (but not others, read the manufacturer's list carefully). YN 603/N3 also work as remote shutter triggers for some Nikon cameras (with a GPS port and the correct N3 cable). Beyond that, you're stuck with the spendy options like PocketWizard.
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It should work with pretty much any camera with a hot shoe and any flash. I've used it with a 70D and a 25 year old Pentax flash.
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These should work with any camera that has a hot shoe. The transmitter slides onto the hot shoe of the camera body and the receivers can trigger a flash either on the hot shoe of the transmitter or plugged in with a sync cord. PC plug is a bit loose, so I wrap it with velcro to hold the plug in without any issues. These receivers are cheaply built and cheaply priced, but they have worked for me quite well for the 4 or 5 months that I have had them.
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I don't think so because most Sonys use the non-standard hot shoe. Check their site to see if Sigma says they offer the Sony-foot version of the flash.
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Yes. It will work with any type of camera having a hot shoe mount. Also it has an accessory that you can use to mount the light with the camera at the same time not using the hot shoe, if you don't have any.
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If you have a hot shoe on your camera, it should work. Hot shoes on cameras are all the same size. If you are still not sure, you might want to call someone at B&H; Photo and Video. They should be able to tell you for sure. 800-947-6628