can we put any flashlite on this handycam for low light shooting ? if yes please advice the model number ?
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This was a gift that I totally researched on U-Tube. I bought 2010 x-mas. Son takes it on all vacations, beautiful for everything, never mentioned lighting problems. Check it out on u-tube, there are lots of videos about the recorder, they shoot it where you can actually see the results first hand. Maybe you will see a low light or night time video and they also take it out of the package and go over everything with you first. I found it the best deal and the best recorder without complaints, my son has it 4 years now.
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I also wanted to add you might also want to look at the rohs tt560 speedlite. Same price range but a bit more user friendly in my opinion.
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This camcorder does not have a built in light. It has built in flash, but you are correct, it fires only when you take still pictures. One can buy an external light if needed. It's called the VL-5 Video Light http://www.amazon.com/Canon-VL-5-Video-Light-Accessory/dp/B001DYLNIU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=photo&qid=1235271303&sr=1-1
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I have used it with the NEEWER® CN-160 160PCS LED Dimmable Ultra High Power Panel Digital Camera / Camcorder Video Light and the Canon Speedlite 430EX II Flash with no problems. With the video light I extended it to its max height and it was very stable. It is a very bright light, best used indirectly off the ceiling.
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You do need the Manfrotto 026 to be able to mount it to the light stand. You don't need a different flash. I use an SB600 or a Sunpak 383 all the time with great results.
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Possibly but small and underpowered flash for that size camera. It is intended for use with the RX100M2 point and shot.
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I bought 4 and carry one use one on my office and have a spare and gave one as a gift excellent camera! it is worth what you pay. I almost never use the flash and they are used mostly in my office for skin and wound pics. Excellent camera. I'm not a pro but I think it shoots ok in low light. I use Auto 99% of the time with flash turned off. Good luck.
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No, the Rogue would dwarf this small flash. What you need is something like this: Fotasy DF90EX Professional Omni-Bounce Diffuser for Canon Flash Speedlite 90EX (White)It softens the light by sending it up and around the room and bouncing it back, in effect using the walls as a light source. If you get one, don't use it outdoors because without something to bounce the light from (the sky doesn't count) it just consumes power from your flash.
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No problem. Just pay mind its a harsh flash. If you're planning on using the camera casually its great, but you might eventually want to go the extra mile for a nicer model for the flash itself. Two cents.
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As jealous as I am about your Leica....I don't think so...probably not.as it is a Nikon Product enabling you to use the Nikon TTL with off camera flash.. - I use it on a brackett for event shoots but use pocket wizards for off camera flash triggers loosing Nikon lighting smarts) I use it with a Nikon D4....My guess is your going to need to use pocket wizards and learn how to use your flash manually- there are lots of YouTube videos and tutorials on Pintrest.
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You could use it without a Pocket Wizard as a slave flash, these newer 250w also include a sync cord so you can try both ways.
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You can use this with ANY camera. This LED light is powerful and has a rechargable battery. It is light weight and very bright. It is not specific to any camera. Has a cold shoe mount or 1/4 inch mount.
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This is not for speedlite, you have to have a strobe light with round head that fits. It is heavy to put on hotshoe! I am using it with Neewer 180 studio flash light.
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I don't have the model flash you are asking about. I have an Nikon SB 600. It works OK for that light. It doesn't fit perfectly - but you can't expect a perfect fit for the price. I have used the Fotodiox several times and have been satisfied with the results.
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I wouldn't trust thing with anything more than a small speedlite. It's fallen apart on me multiple times and there are much better options for only around $10-$15 more. Impact is a good brand to look at.
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Probably, yes... BUT don't do it. There's no way to work a flash.. not even with fiber optics because they never accommodated for the pop up flash on these cameras... no room in the housing. Means you need to manually work a slave strobe.. no fun :(
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Our Nikon has a built-in flash. I did do my research at the manufacturers website and found all the information I needed to make an informed decision before buying and am very pleased with the product.