Hot Shoe - Non Flash Items On The Hot Shoe

Non Flash Items On The Hot Shoe

Manufacturers in the 21st century still make non-flash items which mount on the hot shoe of their cameras. For instance, for the Olympus XZ-1, one can buy items such as a stereo microphone or three different models of electronic viewfinder. Another example is the FotoSpot Geo-Tagging GPS's which utilize the hotshoe for mounting to the camera.

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