Are these the A400 that are UV 50+?
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The 2 pair of the unisex compression calf sleeves (that I own) are UV 50+ rated, according to the SKINS website.
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No. They are not. They are Vivitar brand. Pretty well known manufacturer of photographic and other types of camera equipment. However, after several months of use-they work perfectly. No troubles at all. At half the price of the OEM battery-these represent an outstanding value.
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I have NO IDEA unfortunately. I successfully use them with Canon 600EX-RT and 580EX II and AlienBees 800 tho!!
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Yes, they are. I have two of them connected to my DS412+ going through a TP-LINK TL-SF1008P for POE. It took me a while to figure out how to configure the cameras, though, because they ship with a fixed IP that used a different subnet than the rest of my network.
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I don't know if they have changed or not, but the cameras I received with my set are the actual 600tvl. Hope this helps you out.
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Yes it is. The A58 uses the newer MIS shoe, which is what the HVLF43M has. The M, alone on the end indicates that the flash is for the MIS shoe. If you want the older Sony Alpha style show look for the HVL-F43AM (Note the AM)
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I would imagine they are compatible. My set is a plasma 7000 series. Nice feature of these glasses, if you wear regular glasses the 3D ones are large enough to wear over your glasses.
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These or 430 according to the description. There's a guy on e-bay that sells a lot of these in 16 ga. 304, but they run about $15 more.
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I am not aware of a review that compares those 2 configurations, but I would be amazed if the 400 f/2.8 AFS with converter was as sharp as the 800. I have read a review that might shed some light on the question, but cannot access it without my laptop.
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I'd say yes, though I'm using them on a 5020 (see http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoTy;pe=FAQ&oid;=261101&prodoid;=63099741&foid;=264148), Epson says for RF 3D projectors and the 3600E is a RF 3D projector. In spanish: creo que si, yo los uso en un 5020, pero Epson dice (ver link) que sirven para cualquier proyector RF 3D y el 3600E es un proyector RF 3D.
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I would use 400. It's a little more "grainy" looking in prints but you won't really need your flash in daylight.
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It is the UV5R. The "A" has a shiny looking grill; otherwise there is very little difference.
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The answer is yes...conditionally. They need to be AI, AI-S series lenses. There is no AF with these lenses; metering modes may be restricted, as well as program modes. As Dan says, many of the lenses can made compatible, but not all.
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Yes as far as I know and I have researched this a lot they are. What is important is that they are 850nm and that is what the skin responds to. Also if u do get them you will see a very faint glow of red when powered up and this is normal.
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Yes, they are. They state it on their official site: http://www.gamma2.net/faq-vv.htm (page for FAQs)
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No, but all of the lenses block 99% of UV light, and the dark ones do help with reducing glare. I am actually using them as sunglasses.
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They have wonderful night vision! I do not know about the compatibility question. The cameras seem to be very high quality and well made!