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Question: Any idea if this will work with the A350 series DSLR's? Looks like it should, but Sony is pickier than my ex-wife.
Document: This seems like it would be a perfect flash for my needs, It appears to be practical and well-designed. It's hard to find a compact, lightweight flash designed for bounce usage (most small flashes only aim forward) which is exactly what I need for work.Unfortunately, the Sony website said this flash would work with my NEX-6. The web site was wrong. Or mostly wrong.
But the NEX-6 has a more standard "Multi Interface Accessory Shoe". They're completely different designs that don't come close to fitting.There is an adapter: the ADP-MAA. At least in theory... but it seems to be sold out everywhere, including Amazon and Sony. So now I'm stuck with a camera with no useful flash. And I need a flash like this for work in one week. Great.Amazon did great by me here.
Well, this might be useful for the newer line of Sony's entry level DSLRs because they have a weaker flash, or for the higher end models like the A900 or A850 that have no built in flash. However, if you own an older model camera (A100, A200, A300, A350 or A700) the guide number on this flash will not do you any good. While it looks nice and is very compact, it doesn't really give the functionality and range worth $120.
I think it is appalling and there should have been some follow up by everythings_on_sale. The flash was meant to work more that one month surely, and any decent seller would have recognized this and tried to accommodate for the faulty item. I will not purchase from them again and would like to warn you from my experience, which has left me $120 short!
I returned this flash because I was getting inconsistent light coverage. I shoot still images for stitching together panoramas, so I use a tripod and shoot a series of shots as I rotate the camera around a room. With this flash some images were fine while others right next to the good ones were too dark (and yes, I waited until the flash was fully charged between shots). This flash is better than the in-camera pop-up flash, but not good enough for the work I do.
I saw a review with the title "Not for the NEX-6", which is not entirely true, and thought I'd write this review. The flash will work with the Sony NEX-6 *but* it will work only if you have the Sony ADP-MAA adapter. This will convert the auto-lock shoe which is what the HVL-F20AM uses into the Mutli-Interface shoe on the NEX-6.
Perfect for my new Sony NEX 6 camera. Small enough to carry and ready when I need it. I like that it is adjustable, too.
Really like how small this is especially, then in the down/ off position. Used on a Sony Alpha 290,taking indoor photos at 5 to 25 feet works fine.
I have a NEX-6L. Take a look at the literature on the camera and the flash and everything indicates they mate. No...they do not.Otherwise, I have no idea how this flash works because my Sony camera won't fit the shoe.Two stars to Sony for very difficult specs to match between cameras and accessories.As an update, someone commented on my review with a possible adapter that solves the issue.
Since my Sony a900 did not come with a built in flash, after a year, I decided to get this little unit. I haven't used it much yet, but it seems to get the job done. I don't need a flash with lots of features. I like the fact that it folds down when not needed.
Answer: I have an A350 DSLR and that is why I bought it. It works with this camera just fine. Hope this helps.