Is this the best cable to connect a zoom H6 to DSLR for video?
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I did a lot of research on this before I bought it. It does do the job. It's really the only thing out there that does the job (for that matter). That said, you may want into looking into the app pluralEyes 3, It syncs audio files to video files like a dream. And in the end, may make for a much cleaner work flow. Just run the cheap mic on your DLSR for scratch audio, and pluralEyes, will use that to match the much better audio from your zoom.
851465
That should work with this rig. I've used it with Panasonic HVX 200, HMC 150 and Cannon 7D camera's. Which all have the standard 1/4" thread I believe and almost all camera's I've ever used from consumer to pro have had that standard size.
68136
This unit has all necessary cables to fit most brands of DSLRs. It will surely work on yours.
784556
Yes, this is excellent quality cable. I've used it both in studio and portable applications, with no problems of any kind. Highly recommend.
653798
Yes, you will need that cable. As to which one is the "best one", I can only go by what I've read - that the difference between a moderately-priced cable and an expensive one isn't much.
1267064
I just used rg6 connectors and it worked fine. I have since bought the new type of connectors that the cable guys use but haven't use any yet.
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The UC-E6 cable should work. However...the EH-69P is not listed as compatable on the Nikon website. They list the EH-70P as the proper charger.
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Have connected a Nikon D5100, a Sony Camcorder and various items with a mini-HDMI port. Before I buy any cables I check to see if Mediabridge has it first. Great quality; if the Mediabridge cable does not work for your camera than there is something wrong with the camera.
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No, this is the smaller type you would use with a camera type 4 pin connection. You will need to see which pin configuration you have, 4 pin, 6 pin, 9 pin and find the corresponding connector or adapter. Check out this link to apple's website for assistance on finding the right cable. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3503 You will more than likely need a 6 pin to 9 pin which would look like this http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-9-Pin-6-Pin-FireWire-Cable/dp/B00009EFQT/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402082595&sr=8-2&keywords=FireWire+400+to+800+adapter+cable.
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Should work. Check the size of the plug-in port on the camera and guestimate if the pictured plug in to it. Most brands will keep the same size of cable ends but there may be differences. Let's face it, for the price, you can't go broke.
175642
I'm using the "Rode VIDEOMIC Directional Shotgun Mic w/Mount" with my canon hg10. Is not that expensive, exhibits low noise and offers a switchable high pass filter to reduce unwanted low frequency rumble. I truly recommend you this product.
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This is the type of cable that you use for the flash, but I would probably trust something of that magnitude to a higher quality cable just to cover my behind. I used this for INPA/NCSexpert and it worked flawlessly, but that has a small downside compared to what you're attempting. Just my 2 cents
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You want something like the Pinnacle Dazzle for transferring VCR or Camcorder image and sound to a computer: http://amzn.com/B0063B242M It may seem a little expensive, but it comes with the software, and once you've wasted a bunch of money on cheap cables like these, it's satisfying to find something straightforward like the dazzle that just works.
857887
It is really only a question of Speed. Either cable will work for this but if you have a Gigabit network you will want to use CAT6.
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Yes, but if you want even less loss, use RG6 as I did. You might as well get the best bang for the buck if your running cable. You will need specific RG6 connectors for the ends of the cable.
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I'm not sure I would use this on a DSLR. I got it for our H4N Zoom audio recorders. Much lighter than a DSLR.
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I bought the Canon HTC-100 HDMI cable for my Canon Vixia HFS10 camcorder. The picture quality is horrible! The color is way off -- yellow and muddy. The supplied component cables produce a far superior and accurate image. Anyone have any advice or should I just return the cable?