i would like to use this with my Canon DSLR Camera for shooting videos and would like to know if you think that this will work well.
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Hi Henry, I've had great results! Most of my work has been with the camera and subject in a studio setting so I can't address how it would work outside but, like I said it works beautifully in the studio!
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Definitely. Go for it. If you can plug the receiver not to the camera but to a recorder like zoom h1n or better, I recommend it. Or you can plug it to your camera but make sure you have audio level manual control
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I use it for external audio with my canon dslr's. The preamp in those cameras is pretty lousy, so expect mediocre sound quality. I use an external audio recorder for it and sync the audio in post. I use the H1 Zoom and get excellent audio quality. Definitely the recommended method of recording audio with those cameras. I love this audio technica set as well. Sounds really great.
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I am not sure what type of audio input your have on your camera, but the transmitter comes with a 3.5mm jack and a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter.
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I have plugged it directly into my Canon Vixia HV40 and both the wireless and the corded microphone pick up great. I didn't get the lapel mic in my order, but the corded mic will plug into the wireless system and that worked fine too. I thought the sound was great. Here is a link to see how the sound picked up with just the camcorder powering the microphone:http://youtu.be/pmSCrXWNT5QMy wife works at a retirement community and we recently started doing a weekly news show for the residents. This video is our first program. The microphone they use in the segments with the anchors is this microphone. I hope this is helpful to you. I have plugged it directly into my Canon Vixia HV40 and both the wireless and the corded microphone pick up great. I didn't get the lapel mic in my order, but the corded mic will plug into the wireless system and that worked fine too. I thought the sound was great. Here is a link to see how the sound picked up with just the camcorder powering the microphone:http://youtu.be/pmSCrXWNT5QMy wife works at a retirement community and we recently started doing a weekly news show for the residents. This video is our first program. The microphone they use in the segments with the anchors is... » Read More I have plugged it directly into my Canon Vixia HV40 and both the wireless and the corded microphone pick up great. I didn't get the lapel mic in my order, but the corded mic will plug into the wireless system and that worked fine too. I thought the sound was great. Here is a link to see how the sound picked up with just the camcorder powering the microphone:http://youtu.be/pmSCrXWNT5QMy wife works at a retirement community and we recently started doing a weekly news show for the residents. This video is our first program. The microphone they use in the segments with the anchors is this microphone. I hope this is helpful to you. « Show Less
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I have 2 of these cards. This card should be plenty fast for video on that camera. I have used it with my 7d for video with no issues.
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I have 2 Canon t3 cameras and I got 2 of these to go with my cameras. They work perfect with them. For the price I would try it.
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I am not sure about the specific item you want to use it for, but I use it for a Canon dslr T4i and it barely handles it. Once I use my telephoto lens it gets a little too heavy for the tripod. For the price it is great, but you will get a great, light duty tripod. I hope this helps.
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I have not used it for video but use it mated to a Canon 100 to 400 mm zoom, and I am very pleased with the way it allows me to control the camera to allow me to get some amazing shots. I see no reason why it would not work well in a video mode. Good Luck.
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Not sure about the Canon, I have only used this item with Sony and Nikon produc ts and it worked great.
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Yes, I use it with my canon t4i. It works great for video and stills. I used this on a shoot in And could keep it on my shoulder all day.
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Yes, it should work with any flash that fits and work on Canon DSLRs, the camera gives the signal to the transmitter and the transmitter send the signal to the receiver and the receiver triggers the flash
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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 perfect for DSLR's. It is well built and will support most any modern camera, like my D800.
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It will work for stills and video but, it works best for video. I use it mounted to a Monopod or a tripod. When I shoot stills, I switch to a ball head on a tripod.I hope this helps.
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not familiar with canon. used it with a nikon d610 and short telephoto zoom. worked ok.
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Hi, i dont used it with that cameras i know that work very well with canon, im using it in a t2i
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I can't say it would be perfect as a video blog camera but I have found it to be entirely useful and would recommend it to anybody for a pocket camera, still and video. I have always used a Canon pocket for point and shoot and the only time I went off-brand with a Nikon I was extremely disappointed.
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Sorry, don't know - bought it to use with a Canon camera (and works perfectly with that!).
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I currently use this with a Sony Digital Video Camera. It works great...I am able to use high quality mics with my camera to add to the HD video. I highly recommend it!
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No it's not. It's hardly compatible even with Canon. Of the 3 units I've owned only 1 would function properly with Canon DSLR's. Even though I suspect the dealer just sent me back the same unit when I returned unit #2