Options are offered as shockproof and not, but the model is the a30 which is described as shockproof. Would you please explain the inconsisteny?
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Item passed a 3 meter drop test as well as being shock proof. I dropped mine on a cement driveway, still works fine.
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I don't manufacture the goods that would be a question for the manufacturing company not a consumer.
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Ok I never commented on the fact that it doesn't shock while using the light. If you're asking me a question then I can only speculate that this is safety feature so the operator does not shock themself while using the light. Thanks for pointing that out but I already had knowledge of its operation.
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I did not buy the Accident Protection Plan. I think it depends on what you are going to do... If you'll be in situations where you could drop or other wise damage the camera then buy the plan.
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Hi Mary, you are right, there is a problem between the first picture and this little one, we had tried to change it many times but something in the selling software keep the first picture that someone upload wrongly. The real product is this without the shocks. We will try to correct this. Thanks chad.
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HI to answer to your question is Yes its works and it took great picture too.Ive tested with A290 A55 and now its stuck with my SLT. A37. Its kind of camera lens that you can walk around and snap anything you want to.But i prefer to go with manual mode, and as for the weak point the lens itself will tense to slide out as you move around ,cos its dosent build with a locking system.Well i hope these answer would help n have a great weekend photographing.
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Having bought an A300 after looking at the A200, I'd have to say yes, especially with the above mentioned tilting LCD. I'm a leg amputee so getting down on the ground to take photos is pretty much out. With the tilting LCD, not a problem! Could be useful when shooting at the Oscars too (above the head)! Well worth the extra in my opinion, just for the extra option. I don't use it all the time but it can be really useful. Doesn't slow down the response time either.
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As far as I know, that is not possible. You just need to make sure that you don't push the wrong button. I always keep it on the very lowest setting in case of accident, which has not happened. You might paint a red x on the shock button so there is no mistake.
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my flhtc likes the heavy shock proof. its noticeably quieter. hope this helps?
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Protected and shock resistant is 100 %... Protected in the water? NO! I will tell you don't take it in the swimming pool....It is the best case but I will NOT risk my iPhone to swim! Before this case, I had Lifeproofe and it was very bad coality! Bye
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There is an A(lpha) mount and an E mount. you can adapt A mount lenses to work on E but not the other way. it looks like the A3000 uses the E mount lenses, so you need the Alpha mount adapter. I would check to make sure you get the right one but sony lists the adapter for 199.99. So technically you can use it but it will cost an extra $200 to. make it work.
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I have one that is China made called "Shoot"...looks exactly the same as this one visually, but it has to have the 3 female mini-pin wire connection to work with the a77 (which mine has). That would appear to be the only thing to watch out for. Otherwise, like other people have mentioned is the fact that there is no On/Off button, so once you put the AAA is there, it is on until they go dead ! It works as promised and is really simple to set, and since the A77 can take great pictures in Aperture Mode you can get some great interval work done.
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Yes it is but don't buy that product they have to many problems buy the as2700 better shock
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the bitstreaming through optical on the a30 and the a35 should be the same. you SHOULD get better sound with the analog outs than with the optical with the discs that have truehd, since you cannot get truehd through optical. i'm about to upgrade from an a3 to an a35 because of the analog outs. i plan on getting a new receiver someday but am not sure when that will be and i want my truehd sound NOW. :-)
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I bought these items to go with my Sony A700 and A900. Both these cameras have the "Sony" hot shoe on them and the transmitter works with them. The receiver also has the "Sony" hot shoe so it works with "Sony" flashes and will not fit a regular"standard" flash unit, which is basically every other brand including the Neewer. The newer Sony cameras and flashes are changing over to the same standard as every other brand has, however the A77 has the older style hotshoe I believe. That said I also use these triggers with my studio strobes connecting with the included sync cord. Wanting to give you a good answer I spent some time looking at the photos of the items you are considering buying and I noticed that the photos showed two different versions of the item and the headline of the ad listed a different model number than the product details listed below. The photos are also confusing because some show a standard hot shoe and others the Sony hot shoe. My suggestion is to buy the "Sony" trigger and a "standard" receiver. What adds to the confusion is that the two different styles both have the same model number!! I bought an extra receiver so I could trigger two flashes and I have been pleased with the products so far.
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D. Trac, I agree with Minase. If your TV is 1080p compatible, then go with the HD-A35. If not, you may one day want one and your A35 will be ready to go. Also, if you do want surround sound eventually, the A35 will provide the ability for you to hear it through the 5.1 analog outs that the A30 doesn't have. You'll be able to get a much less expensive receiver to hear the wonderful hd audio options on the discs. In short, the HD-A35 does everything the A30 does and more and offers more options for the future. If you can afford the extra, the A35 is worth it. Oh, last time I checked, Amazon is offering 10 free movies with the player, so it's a good time to go for it. D. Trac, I agree with Minase. If your TV is 1080p compatible, then go with the HD-A35. If not, you may one day want one and your A35 will be ready to go. Also, if you do want surround sound eventually, the A35 will provide the ability for you to hear it through the 5.1 analog outs that the A30 doesn't have. You'll be able to get a much less expensive receiver to hear the wonderful hd audio options on the discs. In short, the HD-A35 does everything the A30 does and more and offers more options for the future. If you can afford the extra, the A35 is worth it. Oh, last time I checked, Amazon... » Read More D. Trac, I agree with Minase. If your TV is 1080p compatible, then go with the HD-A35. If not, you may one day want one and your A35 will be ready to go. Also, if you do want surround sound eventually, the A35 will provide the ability for you to hear it through the 5.1 analog outs that the A30 doesn't have. You'll be able to get a much less expensive receiver to hear the wonderful hd audio options on the discs. In short, the HD-A35 does everything the A30 does and more and offers more options for the future. If you can afford the extra, the A35 is worth it. Oh, last time I checked, Amazon is offering 10 free movies with the player, so it's a good time to go for it. « Show Less
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Great question. The version I bought was blister-packed. It also is incredibly unreliable. I'd keep searching.
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Hi Robert L., I don't know but the box says shockproof and waterproof and from the construction it seems sturdy enough. Solid aluminum construction and mount. There's nothing that will rattle or shake.