Would this work for better pictures from a Canon MX 522?
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I am not familiar with the Canon MX522. The printer prints brighter, higher glossy photos than the best ink jet printers that I have used. Remember, the photos cannot be enlarged greater than 4"x6". The paper is much heaver weight than photo paper, and the ink is permanent. It is a great feeling to visit someone and see one of my custom postcards on their refrigerator! This summer I am sailing down the Oklahoma waterway to the Mississippi and on the Texas Gulf. Next summer, we are riding motorcycles to Alaska. You can bet that the Selphie printer will be cranking out postcards of the entire trip. Hope this helps.... Jim
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I am not familiar with the Canon MX522. The printer prints brighter, higher glossy photos than the best ink jet printers that I have used. Remember, the photos cannot be enlarged greater than 4"x6". The paper is much heaver weight than photo paper, and the ink is permanent. It is a great feeling to visit someone and see one of my custom postcards on their refrigerator! This summer I am sailing down the Oklahoma waterway to the Mississippi and on the Texas Gulf. Next summer, we are riding motorcycles to Alaska. You can bet that the Selphie printer will be cranking out postcards of the entire trip. Hope this helps.... Jim I am not familiar with the Canon MX522. The printer prints brighter, higher glossy photos than the best ink jet printers that I have used. Remember, the photos cannot be enlarged greater than 4"x6". The paper is much heaver weight than photo paper, and the ink is permanent. It is a great feeling to visit someone and see one of my custom postcards on their refrigerator! This summer I am sailing down the Oklahoma waterway to the Mississippi and on the Texas Gulf. Next summer, we are riding motorcycles to Alaska. You can bet that the Selphie printer will be cranking out postcards of... » Read More I am not familiar with the Canon MX522. The printer prints brighter, higher glossy photos than the best ink jet printers that I have used. Remember, the photos cannot be enlarged greater than 4"x6". The paper is much heaver weight than photo paper, and the ink is permanent. It is a great feeling to visit someone and see one of my custom postcards on their refrigerator! This summer I am sailing down the Oklahoma waterway to the Mississippi and on the Texas Gulf. Next summer, we are riding motorcycles to Alaska. You can bet that the Selphie printer will be cranking out postcards of the entire trip. Hope this helps.... Jim « Show Less
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The MX522 uses an injet. The KP-361P uses a cartridge and has 4X6 paper, so the answer would be no.
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I'm not sure, but as long as your camera takes SDHC type cards, it should work. Especially if the Nikon P520 takes 1080i HD video, at a read/write speed of 30 MB/s or faster. The extreme Pro series list it's read/write speed at 95 MB/s. If you're using your camera to take just still images, then a less expensive, slower speed smart card (20-60 MB/s) might be your best choice.
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I am not quite sure on mx432. I filled Canon MX310 with this ink. It worked fine. Be sure to clean the cartridge if it does not print. It might get plugged up. It should work for most brand names.
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This would work fine. The image on screen appears to be about 5mp. And has stability help, so its not so shakey. BUT when taking a photo its about 1mp or less. Great for viewing crap for pics. Should be good for your needs. Its cheap and sturdy. Focus is on the very back, almost missed it myself
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I use Photoshop 5.5 and its works great with my Canon raw files. I might buy a second one for a backup card reader.
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You would need to purchase an optional canon 52C macrolite adapter which is available from Amazon
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If it is as pictures, that's the whole thing. It works well; I use it whenever I'm doing portrait work with off camera flash and shorter focal lengths that bring me close to my subjects.
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Like most digital cameras there is a distinct pause between pushing the shutter button and the picture being taken. So you may not get the exact picture you were hoping for. Other than that it works fine for this.
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It will work ... mostly. If you use OOC jpegs instead of RAW, it will not correct for chromatic aberrations (color fringing along edges), unlike on a Panasonic body. If you shoot RAW, then it's not an issue.
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I'm a Canon user and as for the 5D Mark iii and 60D I can say yes. I have not used the nikon d5200, but if it has a hdmi out i couldn't see how it wouldn't work. Wish I could be of more help.
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This flash should be more than enough for the shooting you'd do with your camera. Take a close look at the feature set ...if you won't use a lot of the features on this flash, you can buy a cheaper one and still be happy.
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Yes. It should work but you may have to be in the manual mode. I like doing my pix on manual as it gives me a lot of freedom.
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Yes. No problem. You may have to play around with camera/flash settings but mine worked right out of the box without much fiddling. Good flash. I've used it in ETTL, manual, on and off camera. With and without the 622. Never had a missed shot. Use good lithium batteries and the recycle time is quite acceptable. Cheers
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Yes it Will Work.This Company has Much Better Quality Than Fotosay you May Have Seen.You Will Have to Manual Focus and Set Your Camera to Recognize It. Have Fun...
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I'll be honest, I don't recommend this camera. You could find a canon for similar price, better quality. This camera is outdated.
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If the P520 has a "hot shoe" on top of the camera where a flash can be attached, then the diffuser will work fine. Most DSLRs ship with a plastic clip that covers the hot shoe on top of the camera, so it may not be obvious. Check your owner's manual to be sure or manually inspect the camera. The Flash Diffuser uses the hot shoe on the camera to hold it in place.
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It has the capacity to take action shots depending on the shutter speed you need. Just be aware the quality of pictures won't be that great. It's nothing more than a glorified point and shoot and my experience with it wasn't that great at all. I was glad when it got stolen, but felt a little sorry for the thief!