I might get a "Vivitar DVR426HD-RED-SOL 5.1MP DVR426 Digital Video Camera with 1.8-Inch LCD (Red) " does it work for these types of pocket cameras?
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As long as it has the standard tripod screw it'll work. And, honestly, you'd be hard pressed to find a camera without tripod mounting threads.
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I'm not sure about a JVC. I use them on a Canon ZR50 and Sharp VL-NZ100. The manual calls them "Digital VCR Mini DV video cassette."
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Don't know. Everything that came with my package has worked great. I did order some extra from vivitar and I think power2000?, but everything it the package I received has been great.
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Looking at the attached web page ( http://www.tripodquickrelease.com/Vivitar_Quick_Releases.htm ) it would appear to be suitable. I have used it on a VTP 360 and it is an excellent fit
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I have used it on the DEC-HX50V. Works beautifully. You dont need glasses and it allows you to press the camera up against your head for steady filming. It turns the little pocket camera into a semi-professional machine. I highly recommend it despite the price. Bill Magnusson
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The PocketWizard will work with any camera if you have the correct connecting leads. The information can be found on the Wizard website.
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I don't know for sure. I looked up your camera on YouTube and the mini-DV's cannot plug directly into the Sony recorder. If your camera has the three RCA jacks for output, it will probably work. I would definitely contact Sony. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Yes, the VM-LVR1 is compatible with this camera. You should be sure that your camera is running the latest firmware version if you use this product. We are very happy with ours.
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Yes, I use the Vivitar VPT-2457 tripod and it works perfectly, here are stats:57" extension3 way fluid pan head with bubble level3 section channel legsAdjustable rubber feetQuick release mountCentre column brace and lock it sells for 26.99 at Staples 2 day delivery, item #792807 I have used it for years and it is sturdy, and has camera stand attachment and a carrying handle, and 3 lifting foam covered stems. Can also use with Sony and Kodak cameras. Accessory hook
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I do not know about that particular dvr.I have found that most q-see cameras are compatable.
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This review of the camera says that there's a special model of the metabones adapter made for the Pocket. Don't know about availability.http://www.eoshd.com/content/11347/blackmagic-pocket-cinema-camera-review-final-part
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It is supposed to work but depends of the lens. It works with my lens which is not a Vivitar. You can try to go on viewbug.com to find more answers to your question.Good luck! Keep me posted about your findings.
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It should. From what I can tell when I use it, it'll fit on any external speedlight. I know it works great on my Neewer flashes, and a friend of mine tried it on one of his Nikon flashes as well. So yeah, it should work great for a vivitar one!
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I bought one and it doesn't seem to fit anything I have. I have a Nikon D40 and a Vivitar zoom that uses a TX adapter. That's what I had on my Canon A-1. This T mount doesn't fit anything I have. Sorry.
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If I'm remembering correctly that the pocket cinema camera is the one with the active mount then, yes, this would work just fine.
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If your camera is a Nikon you need to buy the Vivitar for Nikon flash, otherwise it won't work properly.
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The trigger voltage is what will make it safe or not. If it is a newer flash designed to work on digital cameras it would be fine. If it is a much older flash used for film cameras, also very old that it doesn't have TTL, it probably won't be safe to use. If you list what specific flash it would be easier to give a yes or no. For instance the Vivitar 285 can have a trigger voltage around 6v, that will fry most all digital cameras, if you're talking about a newer Vivitar 283, then yes this would work fine. You wouldn't have TTL but you would be able to use the flash in manual mode.