can it be used for video and potos in a NIKON 5300??? not know annythin about it,if someone could tell me, ty
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Dear Daya, I can't assure if it'll work on your camera, but I believe it will, I have one and I use it to shot videos in my Canon IOS Rebel T3i. I had a memory card with less capacity before, 32Gb and with that one I could not record movies, but with this one, no problems, FullHD movies very nice quality. So, I suppose it will work for your Nikon.Cheers and good luck.Ricardo
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Yes, If you don't think we are right, please try NikonUSA.com /porducts. It doesn't work with all the D-Cameras, which is a Nikon thing.It is a useful remote when on a tripod. Have 'Fun' and keep shooting.
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I don't know how old your camera is but it's still available for purchase. I purchased this card to use in a Nikon Coolpix 5400 that I purchased in 2006 and it's no longer in production. I would say it will still work it just won't read as fast as it could if you had a newer camera. Your camera can only write the images to the card at a certain speed but not as fast as the card was designed for.I personally would look at a camera that used the much more popular "SD" cards that will hold more pictures in addition to videos and they cost much less.
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I have no idea, but you might want to try Nikon's website abnd see what is comaptivble.Good luck.Bob
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No, it won't work: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17758/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzkwMjc1MTU5L3NpZC9HKk9tSFVLbA%3D%3D
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Have only used it with Canon 5D Mark II shooting video. Works great. Also used for streaming saved videos. Works great in that way too. Examples of video ontakingmathlessons.com Hope this helps.
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I got the viewfinder to work on the Sony A57 by using a roto tool and grinding out some of the metal. The metal is easy to grind... But I have not tried to attach it to a D5300
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Not sure about the 5300. but, I can say that it works fine on my NIKON D 90.
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Don't know what you're using it for. I'm a broadcast professional and use these cards in my nikon to shoot video. If that is your purpose, you must use a Class 10. I just finished a documentary, and used 3 of these cards for the entire production. I couldn't have been happier, and the image was beautiful. Hope that helps.
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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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Hi Grace...I use it in an old Color Pack II camera. There seems to be a lot of information on the internet about these cameras and this film...so if you do a simple search...you should be able to find an answer.
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Yes, this card should be an excellent card for both stills and video. It is very fast and it should hold hours of video if you so desire. It is also very compatible with pretty much every device as it is SDHC and not SDXC, as it would have been had it been a 64GB card. (Even those are very compatible with modern cameras.) Good luck.
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I wish I could give you an accurate answer but I can't. I have not tried it in my camcorder. It looks like it might be fast enough but I can not say for sure. Maybe you could check with Canon support.
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I am using it on a Nikon D5100,it works very good ,however I am trying a Nikon 55-200 VR I picked up used on Amazon to see which one I like best, they both seem to do the job.
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Hi Paul, Thanks for your interest. I would love to answer this question with 100% certain but I am afraid I can not. But I will say this is more of a question for Camtasia. I can not see why not, from what I know its video editing type software and even the worst ones are capable of working with just about any camera. I would highly doubt it would not work with this model. Just to let you know I only have 2 left at this price, we are running a little sale as you can see. Thank You and Good luck.
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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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my friend. who recommended this to me for a Nikon, uses it with a Panasonic Lumix just fine. However, this might be a special case, but this is out there too. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50587229 I think part of his issue though is with the channels lining up. Low batteries also affect how well this works, so be aware of that. If they're low, your functions will be severely limited. :)