Has anyone mounted this on a DSLR or "bridge" camera, like the Fujifilm HS50 EXR?
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I've used it on several Canon DSLRs and smartphones. It mounts on the flash hot shoe, but does not draw power from it. It uses a standard 3.5mm jack, so if your camera has one and a hot shoe mount, it will work on that. FWIW, I mostly use it as a hand held mic, but you need an extension cable to use it for that. Very straight forward microphone. Light, simple and easy to use.
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Yes, I did mount it on the DSLR camera. It works pretty good but certainly not at any distance over about 10-15 feet from the source. And even at those distances, it is not truly great.....ok, but at 5-10 feet, it is very good.
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Any DSLR with a 3.5mm audio jack socket can use this mic. However, the one I tried and sent back had loads of "Hiss" on it to much to be any good in quiet environments.
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I mounted it on a Manfrotto 055XPROB Aluminum Tripod with a Sigma 150-500mm. This works ok, but the head is a little stiff. I have only used it once so far, so it may loosen up after awhile.
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Works with my Canon Powershot SX50 HS. I don't see why it wouldn't work with your camera.
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according to my research on fujifilm. com the fuji x100s does not have remote capibality. and upon looking at product images and veiws i did not see a port on the camera where to connect a remote to. i have the fuji hs50exr and my camera shows an image of what each port is for on the side i.e. where the microphone connecets, the remote, hdmi, and usb. good luck.
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mine is mounted for canon. I think they make one for Nikon full frame (DX?????) mine works for full frame only so I would say yes...
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I've gotten it to mount on an older tripod I had laying around. The little stand and the hotshoe provided in the package have the standard 1/4" screw socket that most cameras have as well. I've used it to screw it onto the little tripod platform attachment.
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I have a Canon T3i, if the area under the pop up flash is the same it should fit. The shoebox for the flash attachment looks the same for the HS50EXR in the photos. I would measure the difference at a camera shop.
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Yup, should work. I have a HS25-EXR and the same remote is listed for your camera. Check this link. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Maxsima-Shutter-Release-FujiFilm-FinePix/sim/B004ZV646O/2
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There may be one available for bridge cameras, Check the website fir specifics. I shoot DSLR bodies. Sorry I could not be mof more help
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Yes it is, I just attached my Fujifilm s3pro to it (albeit without a lens) to verify; I would tilt the camera toward the single leg with the logo on it for balancing, and perhaps have the bracket (which has two pivot points) pointed upward to bring the camera closer to the tip of the tripod legs. That way it extends outward less. being a camera with a built-in grip it only sticks out about two inches past the long leg and is perfectly stable. I just stacked my Nikon FE with a 50mm 1.8, AND my 35mm 2.8 manual lenses on it and it's holding here on my desk just fine. :) so yes, two cameras and two lenses worth of weight, straight up, just fine. I recommend a cable or remote release in any case, but especially in this one (it is plastic after all). OR just use timed release if you have the patience and don't mind 2-5 seconds between shutter press and activation. You'll have to compose carefully or place the pod on a surface that let's you compose, but it will work. cheers!
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I've used the Canon Elura 100 with the SLR (not the Zoom), without adding additional hardware. Worked fine. I also straightened out the legs, used one as a forward handle, and used the other two legs to steady the camera against my chest or shoulder when I was handholding the camera. Made for a nice impromptu steadicam effect while traipsing all over the wilds of the central Philippines.
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Try mounting a speed light for Nikon or Canon on your fujifilm camera. If those fit, odd are that the cube will fit also.
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To be honest I have not tried it with my DSLR. The legs appear to be sturdy though, and do grip to vertical objects. I am not sure I would trust my gripped Canon 7d on it though. I will try it today and get back to you :)
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I have not. But I see no reason why it wouldn't work flawlessly. I do own this product and have used it with my D700 on many occasions. It is a simple system.
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Yes, I have no problem mounting the rig on my tripod. I don't do it often, but I've had no problem when I did.
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I'm not a photography expert but the HS10 is compatible with "standard" attachments. I have a variety of filters for mine and from reading on message boards I know you can add a macro lens (among others). You should be able to google the attachment size or look on the Fuji web site.
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No. The Fuji HS50EXR does not have a bulb mode. The max exposure in manual is 30 seconds--No Bulb--Also has no effect in Movie mode as that is controlled by another button.