Compatible with HDR CX100? i dont see HDR CX100 or 500 on the compatibility list but it looks just like the original one only bigger and same description (info lithium, H series and everything else)
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thank you for your feedback. I am using the cx100 a lot these days, just bought the 8gb memory stick recommended in the owners manual and works great as well. Also per manual, you have to tell the cam to work off the internal vs stick memory.Nice to know we can get info hits 10 weeks later that are emailed to us.--LarryOC
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It isn't. The "equivalent" to the LX100 is the new D-Lux Type 109--the comparable model to the D-Lux 6 is the DMX-LX7.I say "equivalent" in quotes, because the equivalency is somewhat false--the Leicas have a superior build, better materials, a cleaner design, Leica Glass made in Germany (as opposed the Panasonic's Japanese glass with Leica "Specs"), and a copy of Lightroom. Thanks for looking!
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I'm not familiar with both cameras but upon reading the manual, there is/are no x100 and ricoh specific models. Sorry.
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Oh dear. Apologies to all. I just realized that this is a conversation for a different camera. I have a Lumix DMC LX5. Can anyone answer my basic question anyway? thanks so much / j
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I works for my HDR-CX210 perfect and saving more than hundreds bugs! Not sure your CX220 but i guess it should be the same since it works on CX210 well. :)
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Yep! Even with the old D100, also worked with my old D2Xs! Hope this answers it... Cheers! :)
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thank you for the answer, but I had ordered one from EBay that sais that it will work with my camcorder hdr -cx240 perfectly...
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I have a HDR-HC9 and I am in the market for a video light. According to Sony on their web page this light: HVL-HL1 is compatible to the camcorder. Other compatible lighta are: HVL-HFL1 Combination Video Light and Flash, and HVL-HIRL Combination Video and Infrared Light.
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Thanks Mark. I have since noticed that the owner's manual for what I think is a predecessor camera (Sony HDR-HC1) is available on amazon. It says that that camera can transfer images recorded in HD to a camcorder or other firewire compatible device that records in SD and convert the images to SD. Assuming that's true for this HD3 as well, then even if my computer and TV are not up to HD editing, I could convert the images using my existing camcorder and edit the SD version, while preserving the HD originals for the day my computer and TV can handle them. I have a son who's growing up fast and I'm eager to start capturing images in HD. Any idea whether a 1080p camera is around the corner? Thanks Mark. I have since noticed that the owner's manual for what I think is a predecessor camera (Sony HDR-HC1) is available on amazon. It says that that camera can transfer images recorded in HD to a camcorder or other firewire compatible device that records in SD and convert the images to SD. Assuming that's true for this HD3 as well, then even if my computer and TV are not up to HD editing, I could convert the images using my existing camcorder and edit the SD version, while preserving the HD originals for the day my computer and TV can handle them. I have a son who's growing up fast... » Read More Thanks Mark. I have since noticed that the owner's manual for what I think is a predecessor camera (Sony HDR-HC1) is available on amazon. It says that that camera can transfer images recorded in HD to a camcorder or other firewire compatible device that records in SD and convert the images to SD. Assuming that's true for this HD3 as well, then even if my computer and TV are not up to HD editing, I could convert the images using my existing camcorder and edit the SD version, while preserving the HD originals for the day my computer and TV can handle them. I have a son who's growing up fast and I'm eager to start capturing images in HD. Any idea whether a 1080p camera is around the corner? « Show Less
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Good day, I have a Canon SX50 Powershot and it works great with this card. I realize it's not quite the same, but probably a good indicator. Furthermore, Cannon's manual for the SX400 IS says, "The following memory cards (sold separately) can be used, regardless of capacity: SD memory cards, SDHC memory cards, SDXC memory cards". It does have a disclaimer that not all cards are tested or verified, but it does suggest that compliant SDHC cards (like this one) should typically work fine. SOURCE (see page three): http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0300015698/01/pssx400is-cusp-en.pdfI hope that eases your mind! Good day, I have a Canon SX50 Powershot and it works great with this card. I realize it's not quite the same, but probably a good indicator. Furthermore, Cannon's manual for the SX400 IS says, "The following memory cards (sold separately) can be used, regardless of capacity: SD memory cards, SDHC memory cards, SDXC memory cards". It does have a disclaimer that not all cards are tested or verified, but it does suggest that compliant SDHC cards (like this one) should typically work fine. SOURCE (see page three):... » Read More Good day, I have a Canon SX50 Powershot and it works great with this card. I realize it's not quite the same, but probably a good indicator. Furthermore, Cannon's manual for the SX400 IS says, "The following memory cards (sold separately) can be used, regardless of capacity: SD memory cards, SDHC memory cards, SDXC memory cards". It does have a disclaimer that not all cards are tested or verified, but it does suggest that compliant SDHC cards (like this one) should typically work fine. SOURCE (see page three): http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0300015698/01/pssx400is-cusp-en.pdfI hope that eases your mind! « Show Less
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Was just on Sony's website and it shows you can purchase the HX100 again with the ship date of May 16th. Do you think Amazon will be getting it then also or should I just get it through Sony? I have had it on order here since April 13th.
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Looks like this will work with the new HDR-HC7. Check out this thread: http://www.sonyhdvinfo.com/showthread.php?t=8650&page;=1&pp;=10&highlight;=spk-hcb
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I just bought my Sx110 IS yesterday--and after taking about 15 pictures and trying out the video, I got the battery low warning. I can only hope that the problem is with the batteries being old. According to my manual, I should get 140 images and 5 hours of playback time with them. The only other batteries they recommend in the manual are AA-size NiMH-3AH. I'd like to use Lithium batteries, but I'm worried that they are not listed in the manual as OK. I see that Canon Chick uses them, what about the rest of you?
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I'm in the process of buying a Vixia HF-G20, if that's what you meant by hg20. I was just told by Chris at the Canon Support team that the WL-D89 would work with it. I'm still trying to get confirmation on that from a second source though.
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I own a HDR-HC1; yes, it works well with my old Maxwell SD tapes. HC3 is a dumbed down version of HC1; but hc1 is hard to get - they are all sold out.
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It does not appear so. This adapter is for Sony's Universal Shoe. Your HDR-CX900 has a Multi Interface shoe. They aren't the same thing.
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I really have no idea the battery works well in my HDR-PJ260V. The battery supplied with the camera was a NP-FV50, If the HDR CX220 takes the same battery pack or compatible the 6Hr battery will work. A local photo shop should be able to help with compatibility. It does last a long time, but, it does add weight. Something to consider. It does charge the same and work just as well as the small one.