Will this work with a camera with this specifications? Vandalproof IR Dome Color Camera, 1/3" SONY HAD CCD II, 600 TVLine, lenS 2.8-12mm, 36 IR LED
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It will work with almost any camera, provided you use use the BNC connectors or a video balun. You have to keep in mind, this device is technology that is considered by many in the security industry "nonprogressive". Meaning, companies are not pouring money into research and development for DVRs, rather live network cameras. Don't expect PTZ or other axis controls with this. For fixed position cameras, this will do fine.
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No. If you have another 700 TVLine I will take that (someone from your office called me yesterday and said you did not have the part number I had ordered but they could send and newer model 700 tvline camera to replace and I told them that was fine.
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This system has worked with every camera I have tried with it. As long as it has a BNC connector, they work, I have used 420, 480, 540, 600, 700, & 750 TVLine cameras, all have worked perfectly. I've install over a dozen of these systems with no problems.
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Yes it will work fine. U may want to use a larger cam such as a8 or a9 for best performance
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Charles, I would suggest you investigate this starting with Sony's website. It's kind of a tricky question and I don't want to give you bad advice. A couple of other Amazon customers have asked me about compatibility. Unfortunately, neither the box the unit came in nor the instructions offer any insight into use with specific Sony products. The box simply suggests verifying compatibility before purchasing. I believe you can make this "work" with any camera, but you won't be able to use some features and capabilities. That's the situation I'm in using this with my camcorder. I suspect this was designed for use with Sony's digital cameras and some camcorders. The drawback would be that one pays for capabilities that you may not be able to use. However, I have been very happy with this light and found it to be a very good replacement for the Sony halogen light that died. As this has a shoe mount that my camcorder lacks, I had to find another way to mount it. I used a Stroboframe bracket that I already had. There may be other options. Hope this helps and good luck. Rick
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It will work with any cctv camera (not IP cameras), it's a very powerful and great DVR for the price.We're currently using it with about 3 different cameras, I'm buying more of this product...
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Yes, I use an unnamed brand with sony ccd Lense inside. But generally any ccd camera will work
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From what i can find it will work with this particular camera, however the recommended on would be rmt-dslr2.
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Jonathan, I answered a similar question for a gentleman a couple weeks ago. I don't know and unfortunately the user's manual doesn't have any compatibility information. I would suggest that you check out Sony's website and contact them if you can't find an answer. If your camcorder has a hotshoe it should fit. The question is whether or not your camcorder can take advantage of some of the features. Mine can't and I have to use a bracket to attach it, but I'm more than pleased with it's performance as a standalone light. Good luck! Rick
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As the other respondents have said, it should work. It works on my RV connected to a portable TV that I bought called Pegasus using the composite yellow, white and red. The yellow is all that is needed plus power. It uses power connectors like those on surveillance cameras so you can buy the connectors from them.
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I don't know but I think it will as well as long as your camera has an infrared support to it.
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Hello, As long as I'm aware, this lamp will fit to any Sony cameras which has an Active Interface Shoe, and your camera is provided!If you go to Sony website and look "interface" it will specify you so! Here below is the link....http://store.sony.com/p/HDR-CX550V/en/p/HDRCX550V#specificationsRegards,
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As per description: "Only sensitive with Sony or Sharp CCD Camera and lots of IP CMOS camera do not work with 850nm wavelength.". You would have to check what the wavelength is that's supported by your camcorder. I did a quick google search and found - http://www.kaya-optics.com/technology/why_sony_nightshot.asp which seems to imply that it is compatible. For the price I'd say you could give it a try, and return if it doesn't. Note that this requires an external 12V power source (ie not really mobile). Maybe you'd be better off with this item - http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Hunting-Equipment-Illuminator-NightShot/dp/B00JCNVJ60/
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I bought this for my Sony HDR-PJ260, but have no idea if it is compatible with your model. I would think Sony.com would be able to help with the compatibility question. The brochure that came with it; does not give any information. Sorry
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Hello, I bought a light source that looks exactly like the one pictured here. So, it is probably what you are researching. I have been told that my cameras need 820 to 850 nm, but when I hooked up the ir light, there was no illumination at night. If I turned the light directly to the camera about 8 feet away, the front panel of the light was white, but it didn't illuminate anything when turned away, I mean nothing. What a dissapointment. I don't know what else I can try. The ring of ir lights that are inside the glass dome around my cameras are useless, if I turn on those lights, the glare from the glass dome is way to bright to see much of anything.Good luck, Dan Hello, I bought a light source that looks exactly like the one pictured here. So, it is probably what you are researching. I have been told that my cameras need 820 to 850 nm, but when I hooked up the ir light, there was no illumination at night. If I turned the light directly to the camera about 8 feet away, the front panel of the light was white, but it didn't illuminate anything when turned away, I mean nothing. What a dissapointment. I don't know what else I can try. The ring of ir lights that are inside the glass dome around my cameras are useless, if I turn on those lights, the glare... » Read More Hello, I bought a light source that looks exactly like the one pictured here. So, it is probably what you are researching. I have been told that my cameras need 820 to 850 nm, but when I hooked up the ir light, there was no illumination at night. If I turned the light directly to the camera about 8 feet away, the front panel of the light was white, but it didn't illuminate anything when turned away, I mean nothing. What a dissapointment. I don't know what else I can try. The ring of ir lights that are inside the glass dome around my cameras are useless, if I turn on those lights, the glare from the glass dome is way to bright to see much of anything.Good luck, Dan « Show Less
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Yes it will work. Keep in mind there are two XLR outs and one 1/4 out. It would be better to use the 1/4 (mic system) out to XLR (camera).
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Yes, it will work with any camera, the light has no electrical connection to the camera, it has to be turned on and off manually.
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Hi, Cormac Amazon sent your question to me, as I had reviewed the Nikon version of this, Polaroid 48 favorably. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Sony cameras. However, I could not find anything in my Nikon version of this product that seemed camera-specific. It is basically an array of 48 white LEDs with a battery box and brightness control that mounts on your camera's hot shoe. It has no exposure measurement and does not interface with the camera logic in any way. I usually use mine in continuous ON mode so I can focus closeups better. In flash mode the camera switches the light on and off quickly, so it seems like a flash, though not as bright nor fast as an electronic flash. Wait a bit for a better answer from someone else, but I believe that as long as one of the supplied rings fits your lens, the cheaper Universal unit will suffice. Please post if you find a solution. BTW: I had occasion to open my "Nikon" unit (soldered broken wire from battery box) and it is marked "RF-550" on the circuit board. No camera designation at all. There are other units around being sold as "RF-550" but not designated for specific cameras.
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I would say YES! I was on a photo shoot with a friend that was using a 600mm Sony, and it worked with no problems and performed with high expectations. This is a work horse, with a minimal price for such a system.