can i use it for a lightweight compact camera?
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From what i experience the device could be good but there is a design problem with the back screw that is holding the camera plate , this screw is set up a way that with tension it will pop out and you may drop the camera , they are no nuts or treads nothing to keep it in place . It may not occur to everybody but i wouldnt take the chance and rater shop for another brand since the item is not trustable and the customer service is a big 0..
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Define "light weight". I wouldn't recommend the SteadyVid Pro for a small point and shoot type camera, as they don't have enough mass to counter balance. The SteadyVid Pro works fine with my Panasonic GH3 camera (slightly smaller than a Canon 7D) which weighs between 2 and 3 pounds, depending on which lenses I am using. If your camera uses interchangeable lenses, heavier lenses can make the Opteka easier to balance.
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No, is useless, unless you will be using it with point and shoot cameras, no heavier than a pound, is not worthy.
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I would recommend this for any camera from compact to entry level DSLR with lightweight short extension zoom, regards
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As long as it will fit in the camera's SD card holder. You may need an adapter to hold this mini.
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You can use as micro in an adapter BUT MAKE sure it os on the Nikon list of card. off brand and cheaper will work but you may run into problems with the camera locking up, it restarts after pulling the battery out and putting back, hard to do at depth. great camera
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I use mine with a DSLR but mostly for stills. You would have to watch your breath as that may affect the stability of your scene. I put over 10 pounds of camera and lens. It is very stabil.
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Most likely not. I'm not familiar with that specific camera, but most newer point and shoot compact cameras require SD cards, not compact flash (CF)
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Yes you can. There is an app that is free to download. There is a monthly membership fee for the camera.
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I doubt it. It is rather small and spindle for anything more than a pocket camera.
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Compacts seem best with natural lighting. The Flash is not good for quality. But you need to stabilize the camera for lower level lighting conditions. Photoshop for best effect. Or get a good Digital SLR.
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Yes, if you need a lightweight and compact tripod. Great travel tripod. A heavier tripod like a Manfrotto 055XproB might be more useful if you do not need light weight and compact size for travel.
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It's comparable to a DSLR camera, so depends on how you want to use it. There are lighter options available. Also, it doesn't come with a neck-strap, so you might want to invest in one.
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Yes! Assuming you have a waterproof case of course ;). My waterproof camera is 7.5 oz it manages that just fine.
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I don't think so, but there is a way to make it work as you need it to. There are a lot of things you can do with this camera. Google your question
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It's lightweight so it's good for point and shoots, cell phones, and the GoPro but if you are going to use it with a DSLR you might want something a little beefier. Maybe more like this one: AmazonBasics 67-Inch Monopod
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There's no reason it shouldn't given that it only weighs just over 1 pound. I've used it with Canon DSLRs no problem.
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Yes you can take 2meg pictures. The quality is o.k. I wouldn't use it for photography though. I don't like the quality of the pictures.