Will these work with the 42AM flash?
1777117
I don't personally own a 42AM flash but another Sony user told me that it works fine with the Phottix's.
1777118
I have the Sony 43AM and Sony 58AM flash and they work well with the Phottix Multi 5-In1 units.
1490524
They are compatible with Nikon and should work with any strobe as a "dumb" trigger for a flash that has a 3.5mm or PC sync connector.
194776
They should work. If they don't work then the camera needs a firmware upgrade.
749276
Yes, they do work. But you will have to properly set your flash. The setting for different flash may differ.
590468
They do not support TTL, ADI or HSS. They are a manual type trigger, even when used with Sony Flashes. You will need to move up to the Phottix Odin triggers to do these things
660355
Yes, it works with standard flash, however most of the adaptors do not support ttl flash synchronization.
707876
I haven't worked with either. But I presume there won't be any issues. This set has worked for me with micro four thirds and nikon cameras along with third party manual flashes.
2222154
They will work on speedlites and strobes (monolights). They work on Nikon and Canon perfectly!
427490
For ETTL they'd have to be Canon compatible, but even then I'd check with the Phottix user groups/user communities about each specific flash you have in mind.
603196
According to this article it would appear they should. http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/D80/D80FLASH.HTM They work like a champ with my D90. I have two sets.
2025019
They will with a sync cord, but don't expect to use High Speed Sync or iTTL, that requires specialized "smart" flashes like the Nikon SB-900 or the Youngnuo YN-568 EX II.
26948
These are non-dedicated units, not automatic, and will work with any camera with a functioning hotshoe. I use mine with Olympus cameras, controlling output on the flashes themselves and tweaking exposure in the camera. So, yes, they certainly should.
361080
Yes and No. It will work IF you purchase separate sync ports for your speedlights. I know the 430 does not have a pc port and am pretty sure the 580 does not either. all you need to do is go to flashzebra or call them up and they can set you up with them. they are around $15 but will allow you to use the pocket wizards. Another important question is do you want to adjust your flash power by your camera or do you want to do it manually? Pocket wizard offers a ttl trigger for speedlights. The PWIII trigger you are asking about is a "dumb" trigger as it will only trigger your flashes and you will not be able to adjust the power or use your ttl functions with it. If you just want a trigger to fire your flashes I would recommend you save some money and get the new pocket wizard Plus X triggers. they are $99 vs $140. If you want to control the power of your flashes and or use the ttl functions I would recommend the Pocket Wizard Mini TT1 and Flex TT5 systems. you can read about each of these on the pocket wizard website.
2236681
If they are micro 4/3 then they will work. Great camera BTW. I'm really enjoying mine.
359583
They shouldn't be interchangeable. For TTL to work properly the flashes have to be engineered for each brand. I'd send it back and get the right one. It's a bargain of a flash for the money though. You'll be happy.
206747
it "should" as all the Alphas have the same shoe - but be sure your flash is a low trigger current flash - I burned out my adapter with a Metz 60CT-5...
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They work with my Canon Rebel XT. I just did a search under my camera model and this is what was provided.