Are ND filters useful with digital camcorders?
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Sorry do not know how it would work with a digital camcorder.I only use a DSLR and rarely use movie mode.The ND works very well with decreased shutter speeds on my DSLR for effects such as blurring the running water on streams and to cut down the glare on sunny days.I also use a CP (circular polarizer) filter for glare control.
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If camcorder has manual exposure in still shooting mode I guess it is not any different from still camera. Any filter would protect the lens from mist, vapor or drops of water and sand.
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Sorry do not know how it would work with a digital camcorder. I only use a DSLR and rarely use movie mode. The ND works very well with decreased shutter speeds on my DSLR for effects such as blurring the running water on streams and to cut down the glare on sunny days. I also use a CP (circular polarizer) filter for glare control.
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This is an old camcorder with pretty low resolution videos. It does have a wall charger and can see dark images fairly well. But I would get a more current camcorder if I were you.
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I believe this kit of ND filters will work for your camera. Check out the link down below of a Canon PowerShot SX50hs using a 67mm filter. Hope this helped.http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50941634
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I have recorded video on my panasonic digital camera from time to time, but I primarily take stills so I cannot attest to the hd video......but the stills come out great.
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I used mine for color. I'm not an expert but I see no reason why you couldn't use it for black and white. If used for color, you can convert back to black and white during post processing. By the way, this filter worked great for me.
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No. I only have the 50mm ND 8 filter. Is this a question for users or for Amazon about the availability of a 77mm filter?
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I would recommend the Nikon brand NC (neutral clear) filter. Unless your willing to spend more, in that case get B+W brand. You get what you pay for. No point in putting a piece of junk filter on a $1000 camera.
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Sorry yes I meant FZ35 Panasonic, right, thanks for your advise I will follow your recomendations, I am getting the camara this week but I am a newie and I will take any advise to do things right. I am reading a book about digital photographic because I want to do the best I can with it. I read in others forum that people use also son type of camara filters to change colors when taking pictures. Did you any idea, let me know everything I will need for your experience to take the maximun from my camara. Thanks. Ed
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Hi German Cabrera, apparently this Sony HDR-CX150 doesn't support on using camera filter. -Ely
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Dpreview.com is making those comments based on JPEG files only. Nobody shoots JPEG anymore. RAW files are where its at and the K10D is every bit as good as my Nikon D200 or similar cameras.
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Doubtful. Most cameras have an IR filter. Otherwise your pictures would have a pinkish hue.
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recvd my nex5n a few wks ago,haven't tried video about the clicking sound though it doesn't matter to me, i have sony a55 for when i need it but so far I didn't use it too. If I want movies I'll buy a camcorder. all I'm interested a go around convience,which the the 5n has,and acording to the reviews. I'm thinking of the evf and wondering if it's worth the price. Lens adapter,forget about it.already have the a55 and my various lens,it's just defeating it's purpose. so again is the evf worth the dough. I'd like to hear from users.
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Not sure what you are after. You can lower the ISO, increased fl i.e. F4, F5.6, F8, increase shutter speed. I mainly use the ND filter when shooting water falls, sunsets with slow shutter speed on a tripod. For bright days, try using a polarizer filter first. It cuts down on haze, blue skies are more blue, lakes, trees, etc are more green. Hope this helps.
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Hard drive or or a solid state option like the kiPro from AJA unless you actually want to use tape and capture the footage digitally. Should be known that the hard drive option may not work for miniDV version of this camera only the nxcam version of this camera.
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David Pogue wrote a piece in the NY Times on the subject, making some solid points in favor of mini-dv which ultimately turned me away from any non-tape-based cameras. If you feel like subjecting yourself further into this dead horse of a subject, the link to his piece is below:http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/20/technology/circuits/20pogue.html
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Most of the DC's I've owned have that option, though it's painfully slow and so I've never used on any of them. There's always the chance that I can't find it in the manual (didn't look until you asked) or that it's undocumented, but I'd guess you can't -- and you already know I won't.That being said, I find the camera's results sufficiently wonderful enough to endure Fuji's annoying solution. After almost a year, I still can't believe how good this cam's images are. If you could compute a performance/cost ratio, this thing would be an even bigger stunner.
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There probably is a red filter available for this housing/camera, but I've never used one. A much better alternative is to use the built-in "manual white balance" feature, which will allow an exact color correction. Let me know if you are not familiar with manual white balance, and I can give you a quick tutorial.