What is the actual size of the flash? I have a small Panasonic video camera I want to use with. The product dimension says 16.2 x 6.7 x 3.2 inches; seems quite big for this small camera.
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It is not actually a flash, it is an on camera light for video. It is about 7 inches wide 4 inches tall and 2 inches deep (thick).
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It's not petite, but it's not as large as they described. The light box is 3.5 in H, 5.5 in W and 2 in D. It is attached to a plastic cold shoe with an adjustable angle, so maybe they're measuring the entire device. It holds 6 or 8 AA cells (as I recall) so it's not light, but it's a very bright adjustable light. If you're shooting a wedding, for example, you could easily directly light a small group or use it as a bounce light. The fact that it's constant and adjustable, you can just look at the subject and adjust the brightness of the light as you desire.
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That size is correct. It might look fairly large on such a small camera but keep in mind this is a continuous lighting source (always on), not a flash. It is ideal for video and is dim able meaning that you can vary the light output depending on your need or mood you want to portray. With AA batteries you will get about 3 hours of runtime, and there is an AC power adapter now available to plug into house current.
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It's not petite, but it's not as large as they described. The light box is 3.5 in H, 5.5 in W and 2 in D. It is attached to a plastic cold shoe with an adjustable angle, so maybe they're measuring the entire device.It holds 6 or 8 AA cells (as I recall) so it's not light, but it's a very bright adjustable light. If you're shooting a wedding, for example, you could easily directly light a small group or use it as a bounce light. The fact that it's constant and adjustable, you can just look at the subject and adjust the brightness of the light as you desire.
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I have one of these cameras and it's length/width/height is about 4" x 1" x 2.5". The box it came in is not even 8" long, so i'm not sure where those dimensions came from.
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Despite my purchase, I'm the wrong guy to be asking. I'm sure it's a good, versatile camera. But I was deluded as to size. I wanted something that would slip in my pocket -- this is too cumbersome to do so. I am neither recommending nor not recommending. Good luck.
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My wife has the camera right now so I cant give exact dimensions, however , the camera is what I would consider "Small", approximate dimensions are 5" Long, approx.3 1/2 " tall and about an 1 1/2" thick. Hope that helps.
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Hi Ted. I don't know the exact dimension of the Yongnuo Flash head. But I do know is exactly the same as a Nikon SB800 or SB600 Flash. If you can find the dimension of these two Flashes head then you will have the exact dimension of this Yongnuo Yn-460-II Flash. I bought the Head diffuser for this flash and the Nikon SB600 Difusser fitted perfectly on my Yongnuo flash!!!
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The small piece with the red screw mounts on top for the Flash, it attaches with a bolt, 1/4 X 20 X 1/2" it should have come with it, if it's not there just go down to Home Depot and give them the size I gave you and they'll get it for you.. Cost maybe 25 cents.. If I can help further just ask... TomTomTruman AT cox DOT net
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I have no experience with the particular flash you mention. However, I have no reason to believe it won't work. It is a simple device - it gives you a PC connection on the Canon cameras - in my case, a 6D. In times past, the PC connection came in the camera body. For some reason, they are no longer including the built-in PC connection. So this is the answer, and it works. And you know what? If it doesn't work with your flash, then send it back. I don't believe that you will ever have to return it.
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Hi Sarah! I wish I'd asked this before I bought it!! It is a teeny, tiny little camera with a horizontal width of 3.5 inches, it is only 2 inches high and 3/4 of an inch thick. If I had known it was this little, I would have purschased it in a brighter color so I could see it easier!!! But do not be dismayed at it's size- this is the best camera I have ever had!! The pictures are incredible, the videos are amazingly clear and crisp, and it has more functions than my husbands proessional Cannon. The Sony Cybershot has a really cool function: you take a phot and go to effects and click on watercolor. And voilia! it will redo your picture to look like a watercolor painting!!! Very cool - I used it alot when taking pictures during the fall!! I hope that answers your question and gives you a little more insight. This is a great camera, and I think you will be pleased!
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I purchased the version/model specifically made for my Canon flash and it didn't fit. Buyer beware.
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It's fairly small, I would guess about 4 inches long, 1.5 wide and 1/2 inch thick. I don't have it at hand, so I can't measure with a ruler. Does a surprisingly good job of recording though!
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I was close.. It measures out at 2 1/4" x 3 3/4". It's a pretty basic camera, but it seems to do the job. I hope this helps.
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I'd guess about an inch by a half inch or so. It's about the size of two nickels, I guess. You don't wait very long between flashes, maybe a few seconds at most.
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after posting my previous answer I checked the weight of my flash and its 13.75 ounces if I'm reading your question correct there should not be an issue
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I honestly do not know the answer. You can probably Google the answer. Sorry I could not help. This flash is a great flash.
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Michael...it looks like it will fit just fine. it just slips over the flash portion. I'm sure it would work well.
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The camera is about 3 1/2 inches wide by 2 1/4 inches tall by 1 1/8 thick. It's not very big but it packs a punch for what it can do. The camera easily fits in a man's pants pocket or a woman's purse. I hope this helps!
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It is not really a matter of 'older flash units' so much as what voltage the flash unit puts out to the camera. You need to check out one of the forums for your Panasonic camera and ask them what voltage the camera uses. Some flash units are not compatible with some cameras, so you really need to make sure they are compatible FIRST. I had the same problem with my Fujifilm HS10 but fount the Vivitar was indeed a good fit for it. It is probably best to go on the Panasonic (Lumix) website and ask them which flash units they recommend for your camera. One thing to keep in mind, the vivitar is a manual unit that cannot be controlled by my Fuji's hot shoe other than as a trigger. I have to set the vivitar up myself, but it works beautifully.