What accessories will I need to connect with Hasselblad C's, Mamiya RZ 67 and Paul Buff White Lightning Ultra 600's?
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Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from Mamiya to a Large Format film camera. Hope that helps. Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from... » Read More Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from Mamiya to a Large Format film camera. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Both the Hassleblad and the Mamiya have PC ports (on the lenses) and will accept the PC cable included with the PWs. The White Lightnings also have a sync port on the back that will work with the cables included with the PWs. Should be an easy hook-up. Connect one PW to the camera with the PC/1/8" cable and connect the monolight to another PW with the 1/8"-1/8" cable (you might need a 1/4" adapter - also included - for the light). You might need a cold shoe for the cameras (to hold the PW on the camera), but the rest should work fine. All the cables and adapters are included with the PW. Both the Hassleblad and the Mamiya have PC ports (on the lenses) and will accept the PC cable included with the PWs. The White Lightnings also have a sync port on the back that will work with the cables included with the PWs. Should be an easy hook-up. Connect one PW to the camera with the PC/1/8" cable and connect the monolight to another PW with the 1/8"-1/8" cable (you might need a 1/4" adapter - also included - for the light). You might need a cold shoe for the cameras (to hold the PW on the camera), but the rest should work fine. All the cables and adapters are... » Read More Both the Hassleblad and the Mamiya have PC ports (on the lenses) and will accept the PC cable included with the PWs. The White Lightnings also have a sync port on the back that will work with the cables included with the PWs. Should be an easy hook-up. Connect one PW to the camera with the PC/1/8" cable and connect the monolight to another PW with the 1/8"-1/8" cable (you might need a 1/4" adapter - also included - for the light). You might need a cold shoe for the cameras (to hold the PW on the camera), but the rest should work fine. All the cables and adapters are included with the PW. « Show Less
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Edd, the pocket wizard comes with various wires that you should be able to connect your camera to the flash unit. I can't speak to your exact set-ups but I have a Hasselblad C with a Phase One back and I connect the flash unit to the Phase One back, connect the lens shutter release to the Phase one back and the back triggers the flash without fail. If for some reason your setup doesn't use the standard connections, then you may need an additional wire, but I have a variety of cameras and have been able to connect the Pocket Wizards to the flash units without a problem - everything from Mamiya to a Large Format film camera. Hope that helps.
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Yes. You need the multi adapter to fit active shoe accessories, it's the only way to fit accessories like these and be able to mount lights and other camera accessories.
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Yes it has 2 cables that work on both my full frameCanon 6D which uses the 3 prong round/d-style connector and the headphone type connector that works on my crop sensor Canon 60D. This should cover you needs.
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Not the APS-C ones. Those may fit but are incompatible, do not remember where online I read that though... (Just as Full Frame may not work with APS-C, such as NEX-7.)
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If your camera has the F mount, you need the Celestron 93492 adapter. I have a Slik too making a great pairing with the Celestron.
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I bought the Lensmate adapter. It matches the camera color, and it's nice an solid. I recommend it.
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No adapter needed. 6D takes the same lenses as my 7D, EF. Just get the EF mount lens.
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Go to zoomed. Com and contact customer service. I needed lens and aircrft cable so I emailed asking how to buy these items and they sent me them free of charge in under a week.
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Hi Sebastian, you can use the lens with the NEX6 with the use of an adapter. Thanks_Mitch
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/674344-REG/Beachtek_DXA_SLR_DXA_SLR_Active_Audio_Adapter.html
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All accessories are compatible between the 65 and 77 I have both cameras and do not separate any of my accessories when I set up the cameras prior to shooting.
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Yes you do Sony ADPMAA . BTW I'm in the process of selling this flash Metz MZ44316S 44 and adapter on E-Bay for a very good price. I need a longer reach so I bought the Panasonic FZ 1000. This flash & adapter won't work with the Panasonic FZ 1000. My email is ACC1389@aol.com
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You can either hold it by hand, or purchase an adapter ring (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03H0W1jD05A) which will allow you to use the 67mm attachment. It won't actually attach to the camera as is. In order to do so, your camera has to have a lens compatible with screw on lens attachments (filter threads - 52mm - 77mm). I don't really recommend holding by hand as the light will be shake-y, but an adapter ring might be a good investment, as you could then also buy filters, etc. More info here: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/tips-solutions/art-craft-point-and-shoot-macrophotography
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yes, i use it with that lens. you will need a 67mm adapter ring to attach flash to lens.
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I was able to purchase additional lenses that came with adapter. zoom lenseand a wide angle lens
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You will need some flashes of course. This is 1 set which has 1 transmitter (to put on the camera) and 1 receiver (to put on the flash). You will need a light stand for each flash (or a monopod and someone / assistant to hold it for you.) A 5 in 1 reflector would help to have as well to bounce light from the opposite side of the softbox back into the model.
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Yes, it is PAL compatible. I have only used integral camera flash; have not used external flash. I tried to attach the following file giving detailed instructions. See if you can download from LEICA website. /s/ Carl V-LUX 4_Instructions_English_L copy.pdf