The Nisha Hot Shoe Adapter--Standard ISO Hot Shoe to Sony/Maxxum Hot Shoe allows you to turn a standard (ISO) hot shoe into a Sony or Minolta Maxxum hot shoe. The adapter also has an extra PC female outlet.

Adapts Standard Hot Shoe to Sony/Maxxum    One Extra PC Female Outlet

Adapts standard hot shoe to Sony/Maxxum

One extra PC female outlet

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Godox 860 II for Sony?

A: No, the Godox Hot Shoe for V860 III Flash for Sony Cameras does not fit onto the Godox 860 II for Sony.

Q: 2. Does it have a metal hot shoe or a plastic one?

A: This Godox Hot Shoe for V860 III Flash for Sony Cameras is comprised of metal. The photo is showing a protective cap which is plastic.

Q: 3. Can I get a Phottix Odin II Transmitter for Sony to talk to a Nikon Phottix Odin II receiver? I have the Sony A7R II camera (and a bunch of Nikon SB-80s) wanting to trigger these off camera flashes (ideally, with control over them, but if nothing else, just to get them to fire in manual mode). If this won't make this happen, what combination would?

A: Sorry, no. You could use Strato II receivers on the Nikon flashes. They will fire on channels 1,2,3,4. The Strato II also has Groups but the groups will now work with the Odin Transmitters.

Q: 4. I have the Godox 860iii speedlight in canon version. Can you replace the bottom mount with this sony connection mount to use on a sony camera? Will this work?

A: Unfortunately Godox Hot Shoe for V860 III Flash for Sony Cameras won't work like that. It may lead to damage to your Godox V860iii flash.

Q: 5. Will this work to allow a Canon TTL flash work on a Sony RX10 IV?

A: This adapter would not be compatible with a the Sony RX10 IV. While a Canon flash could be mounted directly to this camera, it would only be able to function manually. There is no adapter available that would allow the Canon TTL to work with Sony TTL.

Q: 6. Does this work with the tt860?

A: No, the hotshoe is designed and made for the Godox hot shoe for V860II.

Q: 7. Will it work with my sony a99ii and my HVL - F43AM flash??

A: I bought HSA-CSMSA adapter for my slt a 77II, to couple with metz mecablitz with sca adapter for Minolta hot shoe, and flash works flawlessly in TTL MODE.

Q: 8. HelloI have Canon 5D Mk III and three Flashpoint RL600B. I bought Phottix Odin II TTL Flash trigger transmitter for canon and Phottix Odin II TTL Flash trigger receivers for canon. I connect the receiver to the Flashpoint RL600B by the sync cable that came the receiver. All of them can see each other. I can fire the flash and Ican turn on and off the flash in whatever group I want. The thing is the transmitter can not control oher functions. I adjust the power fron the transmitter but there is nothing change in flash. I also adjust the functions in flash bit still doesn't work. How can I make them work together?. OR Phottix odin II doesn't work with Flashpoint RL600B?Thank you.

A: Second. Like all accessory companies, Phottix studies the camera systems it is making accessories for and creates programs to work with those camera systems. A finished product is compatible with the camera brand but may not be 100% perfect in all functions. That's is because the camera brands do not help in the process. As a result, the products of one company that is compatible with the camera brand might have code problems that might not work properly with another accessory brand. We cannot assure compatibility with other accessory brands.

Q: 9. Will this allow me to use a Godox xt1s‘ TTL functionality on a Minolta maxxum 7?

A: Due to the age of the older (discontinued) Minolta MAXXUM 7 35mm film camera and that older film cameras used a different TTL system from digital cameras, I cannot guarantee that you would have TTL automatic flash exposure when using the Godox X1T-S TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter for Sony on the Minolta MAAXXUMA 7 35mm Film SLR Camera. However, the Vello HSA-CSASM Sony/Minolta to Sony Multi-Interface Shoe Adapter, B&H # VEHSACSASM, would be the correct accessory for your usage needs. It should work for manual flash usage, and it may work for TTL usage. However, if it does not, do note that there would be a 30-Day Return Policy (subject to the terms & conditions on the Return Policy webpage on the bottom of our website). You would be able to contact our Customer Service Department to return the item for an exchange or refund.

Q: 10. what adapter can i use to use my sony flash (thats working now on my sony a7iii, ) on my nikon or canon camera?

A: There is currently no adapter for using a Sony multi interface flash on a standard Nikon flash hot shoe.