Is this for DSLR or film?
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It was designed for film, but works perfectly fine for a digital slr. I used it for quite a few years on both film and then on a 30D. The focal length is affected slightly, but that's about it. I'm sure somebody with a really sharp eye could point out differences, but I certainly couldn't detect anything.
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It came out a few decades before. So, obviously it was intended for the film cameras. However, I use it with my digital PEN camera. Cheers.
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No it is just used for shutter release, you would need the Aputure V-Remote IR Controller an infrared remote control for your DSLR video rig
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It takes old school 35mm film. My daughter mostly likes the sound it makes with no film in at the moment.
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I works for Canon t4i and any other DSLR. Some configurations might depend on the lens you choose and other accesories though
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Nope, conventional film type ONLY, NOT digital. It's still among the better 35mm cameras.
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Absolutely Digital Single Lens Reflex. I got it for a "better reference photo camera" for my artwork...but, found out it's getting people wanting to buy prints from my photos. It's great. And one of the best for being 8 years old. ;)
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This would not be suitable for a DSLR. This item is only good for the common Digital Cameras which are lighter in weight than a DSLR..
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It is for stage photo application. So it should be fine for motion taking video. Regards, kimoutlet
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I wish I could help you there, but my camera is a point and shoot, not a DSLR, which I believe your camera may be. Read through other reviews to see if one of them has a Panasonic DLSR. You may find your answer there. It's a good product and I am really glad I bought it.
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Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry this is not a SLR camera.
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I wouldn't think it is beefy enough for a DSLR. I would go with a different unit for that.
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I do not see where there is a large difference in multi-coatings "specifically for digital" as opposed to film. They can be designed slightly differently in color temp. etc. due to the way a digital/electronic sensor "reads" light; but filter coatings that are designed to reduce glare and stray light are going to do that for your OPTICS, and can help whether your recording mechanism is digital (electronic sensor) or chemical (film). These should be fine for your digital cameras.
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No, this is for Nikon cameras... just happens to be made by Polaroid (or at least they put their name on it).
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Humm.. I never used it but its for either your tv or computer applications that require camera?!
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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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Tony check this,it solved my questions, hope u fund it useful. http://nofilmschool.com/2012/08/which-dslr-camera-bag-right-for-you/