I had to buy this to use my Sony Alpha Flashgun with my new Sony Alpha A77ii. It shouldn't have been necessary.
When you're equipped with a range of camera accessories compatible with an auto-lock shoe, yet your camera or camcorder features a modern multi-interface shoe, the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter becomes an essential tool. This high-quality, durable adapter enables you to seamlessly integrate your auto-lock shoe-compatible accessories - including flashes, viewfinders, and more - with your camera's multi-interface shoe. This user-friendly device ensures you can fully utilize all your accessories, thereby maximizing your creative potential in every shot.Designed specifically for Sony cameras, this compact and versatile adapter is compatible with a wide range of models. These include the Cyber-shot RX1, Cyber-shot RX1R II, Cyber-shot RX10 II RX-10 III, A58 DSLR, A77 II DSLR, A99V DSLR, A3000 Mirrorless, A63000 Mirrorless, A7 II Mirrorless, A7R Mirrorless, A7R II Mirrorless, A7S II Mirrorless, Alpha Nex-6, NEX-VG30H Camcorder, and NEX-VG900 Camcorder. With the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter, you can effortlessly expand your camera's functionality and capture your vision with precision and flexibility. This adapter is a testament to Sony's commitment to providing innovative, reliable solutions for photographers and videographers alike..
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When you're equipped with a range of camera accessories compatible with an auto-lock shoe, yet your camera or camcorder features a modern multi-interface shoe, the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter becomes an essential tool. This high-quality, durable adapter enables you to seamlessly integrate your auto-lock shoe-compatible accessories - including flashes, viewfinders, and more - with your camera's multi-interface shoe. This user-friendly device ensures you can fully utilize all your accessories, thereby maximizing your creative potential in every shot.Designed specifically for Sony cameras, this compact and versatile adapter is compatible with a wide range of models. These include the Cyber-shot RX1, Cyber-shot RX1R II, Cyber-shot RX10 II RX-10 III, A58 DSLR, A77 II DSLR, A99V DSLR, A3000 Mirrorless, A63000 Mirrorless, A7 II Mirrorless, A7R Mirrorless, A7R II Mirrorless, A7S II Mirrorless, Alpha Nex-6, NEX-VG30H Camcorder, and NEX-VG900 Camcorder. With the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter, you can effortlessly expand your camera's functionality and capture your vision with precision and flexibility. This adapter is a testament to Sony's commitment to providing innovative, reliable solutions for photographers and videographers alike..
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Customer reviews
Bought this item so that I could use my existing flash gun works fine easy to use, don't take many flash photos so couldn't warrant replacing my old flash, very pleased so far
I bought this for my A77ii and I was concerned that with this fitted my flash would be loose and wobbly, But it is a really well made item that fits snugly with no worries of any damage being done.
People who have reviewed this accessory and have given it a bad review have probably not understood how to use it, because you don't just slip it into place and go, you have to turn the dial all the way to lock it onto the hot shoe. This is the lowest profile flash accessory that fits on the new Sony multi interface shoe that I have found on the market, and I have a few of them. Probably the best part of using this accessory is that you can use the HVL-F58AM flash which is the same as the F60AM except it has the minolta shoe mount that doesn't overheat like the F60 does, and it only adds a very small amount of extra bulk. I have used a few different types of flashes with this adapter and they all work great.
Works perfectly. Was worried that it may be a bit wobbly but it definitely isn't.
Bought a new Sony camera but discovered that Sony had changed the flash attachment system. This potentially made my existing equipment obsolete, but this attachment makes everything fully compatible again.
I bought it about few weeks ago and I am very pleased with it.
The first time this thing worked loose my Sony $400 F43M flash fell and bounced on the stage of a theater where I was on a photoshoot. The diffuser broke off, but the flash still worked. The second time it happened the flash fell onto the ground on some gravel. Again, the flash still worked, but come ON! Now I keep getting the "This accessory is not available for this unit" message, or something like that. I'm shooting with a NEX6, and have a new RX10 arriving in two days. Sure hope this adapter fits tighter on that camera than it has on my NEX6. I'm afraid the NEXT time it falls off it will kill my expensive flash. Why Sony can't make a hot shoe that accepts their OWN flash units is beyond stupid....
very very poor piece of equipment. The screw locking system is obviously not strong enough to hold a regular flash (I use the F56-AM). whenever the flash is in place and everything tight, any movement of the camera will make the shoe adapter to release itself (you can hear the "click" noise of the screw holding the adatper to the body failing). The flash not only looses connection to the camera, but falls from it! So far I've been fast enough to not let it fall on the ground. This is a major fail from Sony to sell such a part that looks (and actually IS) so cheap. Not impressed one more time by the accessories available for the cameras.
Used this item with a 1yo Sony F43, the flash and adapter came loose constantly causing the flash to fall on the floor get and banged up once, the rest of the times it caused improper connections where the flash wouldn't fire correctly. What a waste, now Sony is right back to all the problems that existed with the traditional ISO shoe. People were finally starting to make things compatible with the iISO shoe but they go and mess it all up by changing it again. Sony will never get any outside support because they can't keep things standardized.