Pixel TF-334 Flash Hot Shoe Adapter for Converting Sony Mi to Canon/Nikon Flash with PC Port

I cant lie. I like it. Worked. No problems at all. And a very comfy price tag. It was a no brainers. Was afraid because it was so affordable.... but it has proven to be a solid piece of gear

This product works to connect my Sony A7RIV to the Profoto trigger for basic function. You can connect the two without the adapter, but this provides a more reliable connection.Regular sync is fine up to 1/200th of a second on manual mode. Auto, along with high speed sync does not work.

Works as advertised. Great price

I would leave zero stars if I could. This adapter doesn't work at all with the A7R3, when used in combination with a Canon 430EXII, 600EX-RT, ST-E3, Yongnuo 600EX-RT, or Yongnuo YN-ST-E3.By "doesn't work", I mean that the camera doesn't even detect that a flash is attached; therefore, the flash cannot fire. I did not try the PC connector, as this is not useful to me (the camera has one built in, anyhow).

I wanted to use a manual flash with a standard hot shoe on my Sony A6000 which has the new Sony MI shoe. The flash unit I bought would fit and fire the flash, but because the alignment pin hole on the MI hot shoe does not line up with the pin on a standard hot shoe, the tiniest movement of the flash would make it lose contact and keep it from firing consistently. The Pixel TF-334 solved the problem perfectly AND raised the flash position higher above the lens so it performs even better. Needless to say, I'm extremely pleased with my purchase.

I was able to get the Yongnuo 560 IV to work on my Sony A55V with this adapter, but it needed to be installed on top of another adapter! The ADP-AMA shoe adapter goes under this one, and while it felt sturdy, common sense told me not to push such tiny attachments in such circumstances. I decided to return this (very well built) product and go with the Godox line of speedlights simply because they only need the one adapter. Still, if you need this and know what you need it for, it's a nice quality part!

Unfortunately not HSS

Sony cameras are mechanically compatible with (almost) all Canon, Nikon, Olympus, and Pentax flashes. All these companies conform to an ISO standard for flash mounts that specifies the physical dimensions of the hot shoe and the location of the sync pin such that all these flashes/cameras are cross-compatible for manual mode. Opening it up, you will see that only the sync pin and electrical ground are connected, i've attached a picture to demonstrate.All these companies have their own *extensions* to the ISO standard for their proprietary electronic communication protocols.Externally, this "adapter" has pins that correspond to Canon and Sony electronic communication protocols, suggesting that this maps some of that functionality between the two. It does not. It is just a passthrough of the sync and ground pins, which are *already lined up* aka you do not need an adapter, they conform to a standard for this exact purpose.I was hoping I could get high speed sync to work, but yeah it's just manual mode, which was already working. -$20