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They also won't work as they're RF only. As Ed Constable says, the HVL-F20M is the smallest solution.

As the TT350S only has Godox's RF triggering capability, not Sony's optical triggering, what you are attempting is futile. You need either a Sony flash or a Godox TT685S or V860S II (and possibly ...

What lens do you have on the camera?

1. Yes. But this is such an expensive solution I can't see why anybody rational would choose it. 2. No. 3. Yes. Works very well.

If in doubt your first visit should be to Sony's web site to look at the page for that camera. Under the specifications tab & Full Specifications there's a section called 'What's in the box'. This ...

As with all 'best' questions the answer is 'it depends'. In this case it depends on what you're photographing. If it's something that doesn't move you might find Sony's 30mmMacro is all you need ...

Agreed, unless, of course, you're using an APSC lens.

As the others have said, Godox is currently the way to go. Even better, if you replace your i40 with, say, a TT350O it should be able to control your TT685Ss. I say 'should' as this isn't a ...

Spend $9.95 on Alexander White's book and forget about Sony's useless offerings.

I don't know what you mean by subculture but the answer will still be no.

Sony's remote controls use the extra contacts in the multi-function socket which are not present in the USB socket so the USB C socket cannot be used for remote control. Okay, it can be use for ...

There are dozens of wireless remotes available as searching eBay or Amazon for 'sony wireless remote' will show you. You could also read this thread which might provide some recommendations. I ...

Sony re-released the 5600HS as the HVL-F56AM and the ADP-MAA that DMalcolm recommends is all you need to use it on-camera. For reasons possibly known only to Sony's marketing department, only the ...

Ir's easy to tell when someone  was last on - just click on their username and look at Forum stats. In this case it was 3.5 years so I doubt you'll get a response.

The standard response to flash problems with Sony cameras is to turn off Electronic First Curtain Shutter or silent mode if either of them are set then try again.

So what happens when you put the SD card in your card reader and use Explorer?

It helps to know if you're using PC or Mac and what software you're using to try to see your photos. If using Windows Explorer, they're in folders under DCIM. Well, that's where they are whatever ...

There are a number of potential pitfalls with this idea. First, you need to know all the parts you'll need and how they fit together. Second, you need to be able to source every one of those parts. ...

I know the NEX 6 isn't listed in the descriptions of the Godox range but I can't see why it shouldn't be compatible. They're cheap enough that I'm almost tempted to grab one so I can investigate.

A totally counter-intuitive tip from my last boss is to give it a quick twist in the 'tighten' direction first. I think the idea is to break any mechanical bond between the threads. As he did a ...