#8344557 - 08/28/15 01:32 AM
Re: Sony A7
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#8346067 - 08/28/15 09:57 PM
Re: Sony A7
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Would it be worth it to go to a TTL flash or practice with manual first?
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#8347083 - 08/30/15 12:41 PM
Re: Sony A7
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Thanks for all of the help.
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#8347175 - 08/30/15 03:16 PM
Re: Sony A7
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Would it be worth it to go to a TTL flash or practice with manual first?
If you just need a flash, get one that does TTL. You can always use it as a manual flash if you want, but that's best if you use it off camera.
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#8349253 - 09/01/15 11:47 AM
Re: Sony A7
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So with those, now you're working in full manual and no TTL. And you should double check that they'll work with Sony because Yongnuo usually works with specific systems (i.e. canon, nikon, etc).
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#8349267 - 09/01/15 11:55 AM
Re: Sony A7
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Yeah I realize no TTL and I'm pretty sure they will work manually with Sony based on the reviews and things online.
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#8349310 - 09/01/15 12:19 PM
Re: Sony A7
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When looking for the original review I read, I've found conflicting info! This should be fun!
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#8353033 - 09/03/15 03:36 PM
Re: Sony A7
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UPDATE:
The products that I posted earlier work just fine with my NEX-6. I actually one extra Transmitter/Receiver because the YN560IV has a wireless receiver. I knew this going into it but the extra I can use on another camera or if I have a flash that's not Youngnuo.
The flash works in the hot shoe also but it's not a tight fit. It works but is slightly wobbly.
Edited by sdoMorP (09/03/15 03:39 PM)
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#8353884 - 09/04/15 11:29 AM
Re: Sony A7
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The flash works in the hot shoe also but it's not a tight fit. It works but is slightly wobbly.
They're not always a tight fit. My SB800 on any camera i've owned has always had a slight wobble to it. Nothing to be concerned about unless the contacts start to short out, then i'd be concerned.
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#8355715 - 09/07/15 01:13 AM
Re: Sony A7
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The flash works in the hot shoe also but it's not a tight fit. It works but is slightly wobbly. They're not always a tight fit. My SB800 on any camera i've owned has always had a slight wobble to it. Nothing to be concerned about unless the contacts start to short out, then i'd be concerned.
Haven't noticed a connectivity/shorting concern and the wobble isn't that bad. Overall pretty good!
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