Slapping you people with another question :) Could I use my Canon vixia hf g30 Camcorder on this? Or is it just for DSLR's
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Works with anything that has a tripod mount. Can handle pretty heavy lenses on a dSLR so I imagine it wouldn't be a problem for most camcorders.
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I just googled you camcorder because I was not familiar with it. Looks like you have a standard tripod fitting female end adaption slot. If that is the case, then you should be fine with this tripod.Note it is not professional quality but it is very good for the occasional and novas use. Easy to use and adjust. VERY light weight if using at sporting or travel events.
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You should be able to use any camcorder. The "platten" that the camcorder attaches to has the larger less common screw out of the package, but there is the more common and smaller screw included. It's simple to change the screws. A camcorder is dwarfed by this tripod, but the tripod is GREAT! I have never liked my previous tripods, and this one is awesome.
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Dear Customer : This cam can record as 30 FPS.Thanks. Best regards Sincerely THG Limited
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I apologize,but i just recentely received the camcorder and don't have enough time with it to answer your ques. Will def. update
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No, sorry it's not designed for cameras such as yours. It is more for small point and shoots and action cams.
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No. This wouldn't support a DSLR very well. A pocket/point and shoot camera or a gopro would match well with this.
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I have no direct experience to answer this question, but it works with my Canon Vixia HF R100 camera, and it seems to me if your camera has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack for microphone input, I see no reason why it would not work.
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What's your price range and what's your experience in using video editing software? The Canon HG20 is great HD camcorder. For microphone, I'd suggest the DM100 from Canon or the Sennheiser MKE400. The DM100 as a fuller sound but tends to get boomy from excess bass. The MKE400 on the otherhand sounds a little thin at times. Lastly, what hardware are you using for video editing?
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I use a Canon Vixia camcorder with HDMI input and it works great.The input card uses PCI-E X1 so it should plug into any open PCI slot, even the X4 X 8 and X16 types. The computer does not recognize the card upon first install, download the software/driver combo from AVermedia and it will work fine.
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Vivatar SF3000. It's crap. IMO. I'll tell you what I use in this package. Camera Body (of course), EF 75-300, EF50, extra batteries, extra charger, and the memory card. Other than that the rest of the stuff is low quality. It's sitting on a shelf. I'm very happy with the camera. Though I did break down and buy a Speedlite 600EX-RT (Love it!), Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 (awesome wide angle lense), Three Legged Thing "Brian" Tripod. ( this is my 7the tripod and the best one that I have ever owned) along with a few other things. I'm a newbie but on thing that I have learned is that to do "it" right....you have to spend some cash. It's not a cheap hobby by any means. Good Luck! I hope this helped a bit.
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In order to answer this question adequately, I would need to know more about the specifics on how you're planning to use the microphone with the camera. However in general this microphone should work with the Canon Vixia HV30, as long as it has an audio input or Microphone Terminal: 3.5 mm Stereo Mini-jack. Always check your camera's instruction manual to find out the exact specifications for the audio portion. Match these specs with the microphone you're planning to purchase and use. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't use it for a DSLR. For DSLR's, go for the SmoothShot Stabilizer. For a small camcorder then it'll be perfect in stabilizing shots.
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Medium answer: It is not "too" professional, but a smaller camcorder will get the job done for you. I have both the Sanyo Xacti GH-2 ($170) and the Canon HFD100 (considerably more $). I use one for the family and the other for serious projects. They are both HD. The both record to the same medium (SD.) They can both can be point and shoot (see above post.) One of them is a little pricey...Good luck!
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I actually bought it for something else. Do you want to have remote live view and trigger from your DSLR ? If you do send another question and I will send some details so you can have something like CamRanger but at around £40 instead of £250. Hope that helps. Phil
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It should work just fine. Bear in mind that the camera will be upside down. You may have to stand on your head to watch the resulting videos! LOL! Have fun!
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It should work well! Reading up on the camcorder, it can take two 32 gig cards. Enjoy looking in dark places!