will it work with a Canon HFS100 or HFS20? thanks
1679009
If it has a Lanc one prong plug in l cable ike the auxiliary cable yes it will work,are you may have to use the round cable with the prongs in the middle
1525853
I'm not familiar with that exact camera, but assuming it uses Canon's E-TTL2 system (which it should be using), then the flash should work just fine. I believe that I read somewhere that it will NOT work with older, E-TTL1 systems, but Canon made the switch to E-TTL2 quite some time ago. My 20D must be at least 10 years old and they were already using E-TTL2 back then.
1618952
as long as you have a 1/4 thread on your camera (I too have a canon so im thinking yes it does) it should work. however it does take some practice to balance with this rig. i found that i didnt have enough weight to balance the way i would like so i added metal washers from the hardware store. depending on the center of balance of the HV20 you might have to move the arm left or right but with some practice you should do just fine id think.
1252398
I don't know. I use it on my HF20. you might check the specs from cannon and see. Love the mic though. It's performed very well and I'm happy with the sound and ability to filter out wind noise.
1798573
Don't take my word for it. Make sure you inquire about the exact camera you have. It's all about the configuration of the contact points. Mine did work perfect for my Canon. Just a note of the quality, excellent !
827123
I am not sure if it works with your particular model HG20. It should say on the product specifications online. I have a Vixia HF M50 and it works fine. You need to see if your camcorder has an option for external remote control and make sure to turn it on for the remote control to work.
1547793
Didn't find an answer...After 1year and a half.Tried everything..It didn't work.And if you use it like that your hands are going to fall down...I use it with a canon hfg10,small camera...If you want to use this rig with something bigger....forget about it.
765355
The best that I can tell you is to check with Canon. In fact you should always check to see if your product is compatible with each other.
610207
Specifically regarding the FS200 model, I can't say for sure. BUT, if Canon lists its BP-827 as an optional extended life battery for your camera, it probably WILL work. I have the HFM301 model, for which Canon lists the BP-827 as an option. The Maxtek product description does NOT list my camera either, but I took a chance and it works perfectly - camera recognizes it and all data displays correctly. PLUS, it holds a charge even when left in my camera bag for weeks on end, unlike the original Canon battery which would only hold its charge for a few days at most! Based on my experience, the Maxtek appears to be an exact (perhaps even superior) replacement for Canon's BP-827. But the only way you'll know for sure is to give it a try. Good luck!
812100
ACK-E2 will NOT fit the Canon S100. Search "ACK-DC30 AC Power Adapter" that will get you in the right direction.
1114998
I use it on a Fuji HS20 and it is excellent. I also use it on my Pentax Kr with the same excellent results.
1726991
Not sure about the Canon, I have only used this item with Sony and Nikon produc ts and it worked great.
2249953
I'm sorry; I don't have the answer to that. My camera is the Lumix FZ100 and it works well with it.
358082
I do not know for sure as I have a Canon 7D which works well. No problems whatsoever.
1796863
I have a Canon HF-M50 Camcorder. The remote works fine with that. I can't comment on the camcorder you're asking about. But I would assume that, if Canon specifies that remote with your camcorder model, it should work fine.
2238149
I believe it will work with ANY Canon camera with the same plug shape and voltage (which is very low). I don't think the Canon system has changed that particular component.
1035274
From what I read, the FS100 uses the E mount system, so this SHOULD work, as it adapts EF lenses to the E mount cameras.