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Question: Will this work on the a6000 with TTL  and high speed sync or does it need an adapter?  I would be using it with the Phottix Mitros +TTL Transcv Flash.
Document: To remedy this, I kept the flash on the coldshoe mount of my speedring bracket using a standard-to-Sony hot shoe adapter from Pixel King and then purchased a Stroboframe cold shoe mount with bolt to add to the rear of the of speedring bracket and then connected flash and receiver via included sync cable from receiver to hot shoe adapter from Pixel King. When I did this, I lost the ability to control the zoom and light output of the flash from the transceiver on my camera meaning when flash is connected with receiver via sync cable, the system only functions as regular transceiver/receiver unit.I've done research to figure out why this is but I have not found anything that answers the problem.
I was able to determined that the 43AM  did receive the commands, albeit not visibly as I switched from TTL to Manual using the Phottix transmitter. I altered the manual output of the flash via the Phottix transmitter and validated the various output using a Sekonic light meter.I tested the  Metz 58 AF-2 MZ Digital Flash for Sony Cameras with the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. The two in tandem worked flawlessly. The flash responded to the Transmitter as expected. All the displays were updated on the flash to reflect the command sent by the Phottix Odin Transmitter.Noted features:- TTL- TTL HSS- Manual- Manual HSS- and so much more.If you are looking for a Sony Alpha compatible Radio Trigger and Flash then I would highly recommend Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set and the Metz 58 AF-2 for Sony.
I've used some of the cheaper manual triggers in the past. After using this TTL trigger, it has changed everything. Everything works as advised with a Sony A77 and a HVL-f43am flash unit. The LCD screen on the flash doesn't update to manual but it does receive the commands. This is an amazing product.
The only thing that doesn't work is the modeling light, which the flash does have, but I never use that feature anyway.
I had been debating on which trigger to get, a manual only set or one with TTL functions. After reviewing many different brands and only finding one the fit the TTL bill I purchased the Phottix Odin and couldn't be happier ! Set up shouldn't be called set up, it's that easy. It's truly easier then operating your flash on it's own. I will be purchasing another transmitter so I can go 2 lights. Fantastic product !
Read my review on the Phottix Odin Remote Flash Trigger. I tolerated manual exposure with my Aputure Trigmaster Plus. But when I got my a99 I wanted TTL flash control for perfect planned exposures. I worried about the price. But, the Phottix Odin is worth the price. And it's bigger but still very light. I still use my Trigmasters for remote shutter release .
After much research I opted to purchase the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. I teamed up the trigger with my Sony Alpha 580 and the Sony HVL-43AM flash. TTL works absolutely great, TTL HSS works absolutely great, Manual works absolutely great as well as Manual HSS. Everything the flash advertised worked as marketed.Functionally the Sony HVL-43AM works well with the Phottix Odin system, however, the Sony HVL-43AM DISPLAY does not reflect the switch from TTL to Manual commands being sent by the Phottix Odin Transmitter.
First of all I love this item so much I ordered a backup.I would like to comment on delivers made byFedEx,which was how this was sent. It took 6 days longer for the item to get to me, than an item sent to me through the US postal service. Please venders!!! This is not an isolated case. Do not send me items by FedEx; they take almost a week longer to get to me.Again I love the item. It works on my A65s. I have three of Sony A65 cameras, and it is easy to use with my 58 AF-1 Metz flash.
I am so excited about this product! Since I have an Sony A77, it was an journey trying to fine a HSS flash triggering device to trigger my off camera flash. There are a lot of products out there that are made for Canon and Nikon, but when it comes to Sony shooters, companies act like we don't exist. Hats off to Phottix Odin for considering us Sony shooters and giving us an avenue to do off camera triggering. I am well pleased with this product. It is so easy to set up and it does all that it promises.For you Sony shooters out there who are looking for a good triggering system, bite the bullet and get the Phottix Odin; you wont be disappointed.
Very simple to set up and use. Works just like the Sony HVL-F58AM flash was attached to the camera. TTL is fully functional. Solves two problems with the Sony alpha 57 the plastic flash mount as it takes the weight of the flash off the camera, replaced by the light weight of the trigger unit. It then allows significantly improved lighting control with the off camera positioning of the flash or flashes. I have had the product for about a month and I am still discovering the advantages that the P. O. TTL flash unit helps to make photography more enjoyable.
Answer: This unit did not work on my A6000. It did not fire the flash at all... I don't know if an adapter will help, I found Gary Fong's advice on adapters not clear. I am currently using a Cowboy Studio wireless flash with no exposure controls, it's the best I can do...