Can this be used on a camcorder with a 58mm lens? I have a Canon HF S200 camcorder that I'd like to use it on.
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Not sure that it will work for your camcorder. I experienced capturing part of the hood in my pictures so I'm wondering if you won't run into the same dilemma with your camcorder. Hope that helps.
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I think it would work just fine. I use mine with the Zoom H4N when shooting on-location, which is very similar.
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As long as it hase the standard 58mm threads it should. I will say that the workmanship on the lens is not very good and the act of screwing it on was rather "fussy". The lens when attached is godd once you get used to it.
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How small are we talking? If its just a little point and shoot, I'd say no. It might work for other handheld camcorders. The only issue I can see with using a comcorder however is that this rainsleeve is really build for SLR cameras. While I'm sure the end would fit around the lens the eyepiece wouldn't really fit, though I'm guessing you could make some adjustments to the plastic and it would work fine. If you do give them a try I'd be curious to know how it works out for you.
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Works with anything that has a tripod mount. Can handle pretty heavy lenses on a dSLR so I imagine it wouldn't be a problem for most camcorders.
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Hi Janelle, I don't think it will. most of the camcorders that use this battery, have it slide onto the back of the camcorder, allowing the battery to be small or massive. I don't own a fs2000, but I did a quick google search and it appears that with your camcorder, you have to stick the entire battery into the camcorder. If that is the case, then no this wont work for you (nor will most off brand batteries). If the image I found is wrong, and the battery simply attaches to the back of the camcorder, then this should work. These batteries are over 2" thick, where the standard canon 808 battery is just barely over half an inch. Hi Janelle, I don't think it will. most of the camcorders that use this battery, have it slide onto the back of the camcorder, allowing the battery to be small or massive. I don't own a fs2000, but I did a quick google search and it appears that with your camcorder, you have to stick the entire battery into the camcorder. If that is the case, then no this wont work for you (nor will most off brand batteries). If the image I found is wrong, and the battery simply attaches to the back of the camcorder, then this should work. These batteries are over 2" thick, where the standard canon 808... » Read More Hi Janelle, I don't think it will. most of the camcorders that use this battery, have it slide onto the back of the camcorder, allowing the battery to be small or massive. I don't own a fs2000, but I did a quick google search and it appears that with your camcorder, you have to stick the entire battery into the camcorder. If that is the case, then no this wont work for you (nor will most off brand batteries). If the image I found is wrong, and the battery simply attaches to the back of the camcorder, then this should work. These batteries are over 2" thick, where the standard canon 808 battery is just barely over half an inch. « Show Less
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it worked on my cannon mk2 dslr because the lens is 58mm. If you have another size, it wonʻt work.
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It uses the standard 1/4-20 screw found on 99.99% of tripod mounts, if your camcorder can mount on a regular tripod, it should be able to use this.
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I used it on an SX20. make sure you get the right mm size. This is a Canon piece just like the one that came on my camera. I had lost mine.
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I don't think it would have the effect you're probably looking for with a camcorder. Remember, this is a $12 lens.
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You should be able to use any camcorder. The "platten" that the camcorder attaches to has the larger less common screw out of the package, but there is the more common and smaller screw included. It's simple to change the screws. A camcorder is dwarfed by this tripod, but the tripod is GREAT! I have never liked my previous tripods, and this one is awesome.
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I believe that most, if not all, Canon products use SD (Secure Digital) cards or miniSD cards. This product is a Memory stick which is mostly compatible with the Sony products. Also, I believe that the 2GB size might qualify the card as SD HC (which is a high-capacity card).. so in order to compatible with your camcorder and camera they would advertise that your product is SD HC compatible. I would stick with a lower capacity SD card (under 1gb) just to be on the safe side. Hope this helps!
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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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Can this lens be used on a Canon EOS film camera? I cant see why not. You would need the appropriate adapter to fit your camera's mount.
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I do not have the HFS 20 camcorder. It works fine in my Canon Vixia HFG10, If the normal Canon battery in the HFS20 is compatible with the HFG10 (Canon BP-827), then it should also work. It lasts about 4.5 hrs as advertised.
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I don't recommend this mic especially for camcorder. I tried it out with my Canon Vixia HF M50 and the sound was pretty bad. It had a very pronounced hum and the sound quality wasn't there. Might be better with smart phone, but I am returning the one I purchased as it doesn't work with camcorder for me.
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I am using this with a Sony fs 100 and it works great. It takes a lot of practice to become comfortable with the extra weight but it is truly worth the money. I think it will be a great asset with your canon camcorder.