Cameras and combinations not listed here have not been tested. Please note that we are unable to answer any questions regarding the operation of these cameras.
In order for the i60A to adjust light intensity in 1/3EV steps, the i60A firmware version must be 7-4 or higher for Canon, 7-5 or higher for Nikon, 9-8 or higher for Sony, 9-5 or higher for Four Thirds, and 9-6 or higher for Fujifilm.
FP/HSS (High Speed Synchro) flash is supported only in combination with a camera equipped with this function.
AF-assist lamp is not supported on Mirrorless cameras.
For Canon
The following camera names are listed by their Japanese names.
If you have a product for North America, Europe, or Asia, please use this link to look up the Japanese name.
EOS R5*1 / R6*2 / RP / R
EOS-1D X Mark II / 1D X / 1D Mark IV / 1D Mark III
EOS 5D Mark IV / 5D Mark III / 5D Mark II / 6D Mark II / 6D / 7D Mark II / 7D
EOS 90D*3 / 80D / 70D / 60D / 50D / 40D
EOS 9000D / 8000D
EOS Kiss X8i / X7i / X7 / X6i / X5 / X4 / X3 / X2 / F
EOS Kiss X90 / X70 / X50
The following cameras currently support Commander’s M mode (including M-HSS) and auto-zoom function, but do not support TTL mode (including TTL-HSS) function. Support is under consideration. EOS R10 / EOS-1D X Mark III
The following cameras are currently compatible with the Commander’s M mode (including M-HSS), but problems have been confirmed: underexposure during TTL exposure, light compensation in TTL mode not working, and full flash during continuous shooting. A response is under consideration. EOS R6 Mark II / R7 / R8
The following cameras are not compatible with this product. PowerShot series / EOS M5 / M3 / M
*1 Operation has been verified with the following strobes. Other strobe models are still under verification. MG10: There is a tendency to overexpose in HSS mode. MG-X: TTL dimming may become unstable during continuous shooting and HSS mode. *2Operation has been verified with the following strobes. Other strobe models are still under verification. MG80 Pro: It works normally. MG60: Available in manual mode only. MG-X: There is a tendency to overexpose in HSS mode.
*3 Operation has been verified with the following strobes. Other strobe models are still under verification. MG80 Pro: It works normally. i60A: It works normally.
Remark: 1. If the firmware version of the Air10s is not 15-5 or later, it may not fire even in manual flash mode. 2. EOS Kiss X9 has a tendency to overexpose or underexpose by about 1EV in TTL mode. 3. The EOS Kiss X9i has a tendency to overexpose in TTL mode.
For Nikon
Z 9 / Z 8 / Z 7II*1 / Z 7 / Z 6II*1 / Z 6 / Z 5 / Z 50 / Z 30*2 / Z f*3 / Z fc*1*4
D6 / D5 / D4s / D4 / D3X / D3s / D3 / Df
D850 / D810 / D800 / D800E / D780 / D750 / D700 / D610 / D600
D500 / D300s / D300 / D200 / D90
D7200 / D7100 / D7000
D5600*5 / D5500 / D5300 / D5200 / D5100 / D5000
D3400 / D3300 / D3200 / D3100 / D3000
The following cameras are not compatible with this product. D2Hs / D2H / D100 / D1 / COOLPIX series / FinePix S3 Pro
*1 When using the MG10 / MG8, if the shutter speed exceeds the synchronization speed in Auto FP (High Speed Synchro) mode, the TTL light control function will not work properly. *2 Images may be overexposed by approximately 1 EV (+2 EV when auto FP flash is used). *3 The speedlight attached to AirR does not fire properly. Supported plans are undecided.
*4 To use with Z fc, please update the camera firmware version to 1.20 or higher.
*5 The dimensions of the hot shoe are different from other models, so it may be tight and difficult to install. If this is the case, cleaning the hot shoe and the mounting feet may help.
Remark:
1. For some cameras, when controlling AirR (for Nikon), the AirR firmware must be version 3 or later to operate properly. Please make sure to check the firmware version of AirR.
For Sony
α1 / 7 / 7 II / 7 III / 7 IV / 7s / 7s III / 7R II / 7R III / 7R IV / 7R V / 7C / 9 / 9II
α6000 / 6300 / 6400 / 6600*1
α77 II / 99 / 99 II
Cyber-shot RX1 / RX10 / RX10 III / RX10 IV / HX60V
The following cameras are not compatible with this product. α3000 / RX100 II / ZV-1
*1 TTL mode is not available for MG-X. M mode is available.
Remark:
1. The light compensation function of the camera may not work properly with some cameras. The strobe’s light compensation function works properly.
2. For Sony cameras, the wireless strobe side will not fire unless the flash mode is set to [WL (Wireless)] in the camera menu or the wireless flash function is set to [On].
The following cameras are not compatible with this product. X-A5
*1 There is a tendency for the MG10 to underexpose when firing FP.
Remark:
1. FP (High Speed Synchro) flash is supported only in combination with a compatible camera.
Note: When using the remote shutter function of MG10 and others. Two remote shutter cables are included: Mini USB (with camera-side terminal compatible with FUJIFILM RR-80 remote release) and Micro USB (compatible with RR-90).
Therefore, in order to use the remote shutter function with a camera that cannot use RR-80 or RR-90, our optional cable “NA126” (with camera-side terminal compatible with RR-100) is required. For cable compatibility, please refer to the link below. Remote Release Compatibility Chart (external link) – How to read the table – RR-80 or RR-90 is “OK” >> The supplied cable can be used. When RR-80 and RR-90 are “N/A” and RR-100 is “OK” >> Optional cable is required. RR-80, RR-90, and RR-100 are all “N/A” >> The remote shutter function cannot be used.
For Olympus and Panasonic (four-thirds)
<OM SYSTEM/OLYMPUS> [OM SYSTEM] OM-1
[OM-D] E-M1 MARK II / E-M1
[OM-D] E-M5 MARK II / E-M5
[OM-D] E-M10 MARK III*1 / E-M10 MARK II / E-M10
[PEN] E-P5 / E-P3 / E-P2 / E-P1
[PEN] E-PL8 / E-PL7 / E-PL6 / E-PL5 / E-PL2 / E-PL1
[PEN] E-PM2 / E-PM1
*1 Some may not emit light or may have difficulty emitting light. Please contact us if you experience any of these symptoms.
Note:
When controlling the MG60 (not scheduled for release for Olympus and Panasonic), setting the camera to High Speed Synchro mode may not provide the proper exposure when using TTL mode.
When using the remote shutter function of MG10 and others with an Olympus camera. The Remote Shutter Cable comes with two cables: a 2.5mm 4-pin plug (the camera-side terminal is compatible with the Panasonic DMW-RS2 shutter remote control) and a multi-USB connector (the camera-side terminal is compatible with the Olympus RM-UC1 remote cable). Therefore, in order to use the remote shutter function with an Olympus camera for which RM-UC1 cannot be used, our NA126 cable (camera side terminal is compatible with RM-CB2), sold separately, is required. The supplied Panasonic cable will not work even if it can be attached to an Olympus camera due to its different polarity. For cable compatibility, please refer to the link below. Remote Control Accessories for OM-D / PEN series cameras (external link) – How to read the table – RM-UC1 is “X” >> The supplied cable can be used. RM-CB2 is “X” >> Optional cable is required. RM-UC1 and RM-CB2 are “-” >> The remote shutter function cannot be used.
*2 Tends to underexpose when firing FP in TTL mode. *3 The dimensions of the hot shoe are different from other models, so it may be tight and difficult to install. If this is the case, cleaning the hot shoe and the mounting feet may help.
Remark: 1. In some Lumix series cameras, even if a speedlight can be used for continuous shooting, the continuous shooting function may not work if an external speedlight that is not guaranteed by the camera manufacturer is attached, depending on the camera’s specifications and firmware version.
