I ditto the question re. the SX260 HS...has very small ring for attaching!
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I am using this with the Canon SX280 HS without any issue. It took a couple of tries to thread it but no big deal. I am not sure if there is much of a difference in the SX260 and SX280 ring but I suspect not. Also Canon's website (search "Canon USA metal strap") currently indicates "Flexible and stylish silver strap for ELPH Series, Digital ELPH, and most other compact cameras". However, website also lists compatible cameras but does not list either the SX260 or the SX280 but I suspect that that is more due to lack of information maintenance since it seems to miss listing most recent models. In summary, I cannot imagine any compact camera with a strap loop ring where this would not work.
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You can still do them the traditional way. The ONLY difference between this camera and the SX260, is that it can be sent via wifi by installing a program. I did not find the pictures with this one very good, so went back to the SX260
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Mine is Fuji HS50EXR works better with connect to O Plug Exchange Cable Adapter. I believe your camera is a capable of working without O Plug Exchange Cable Adapter.
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Absolutely not! The camera it is used for is this a Canon Powershot SX230 HS. It fits and works perfectly on the SX230 HS. You will be one very unhappy individual. Sorry. Happy shopping!
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Hi, as far as I can tell you need a filter adapter ring as the one found in kits like Essential Accessory Kit for CANON PowerShot SX50 HS Digital Camera - Includes: 58MM Lens Adapter Ring + Vivitar Filter Kit (UV, CPL, FLD) + Carry Pouch + Collapsible Rubber Lens Hood + Center Pinch Lens Cap + MagicFiber Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth or similar, once the adapter is in place you can use 58mm gear with the camera.
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has this been added to the SX200IS now? I was looking at side by side comparison to the ZS3 and it showed RAW support for the Canon...
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I have an SX280 HS 12.1 MP and love the output quality. If you're going to do much video, you will need to carry a couple of extra batteries as it eats them in video mode. Also, for me, I had a little learning curve with the way I hold it. My left forefinger wants to rest right where the flash pops up. But so far, I'm very pleased with it and have no reservations about recommending it.
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The dimensions on the SX260 are smaller than my SX130IS so I would assume that it will fit.
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Yes James, as long as you decide what mm size you want to use! I prefered the 58mm adapter ring, this info is available in the Canon online operaters manual! Just make sure you specify the camera number (SX50 HS) when ordering any after market devices!! PS: You may already have 52mm (or other) lenses from another camera, get the correct adapter ring, and use lenses you may already have!!
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Ooops.... Sorry! This question was in relation to my first Fuji HS20, which got stolen recently. So my answer is for my new Fuji X-S1. But should still be similar, except I can't remember if it had external powered hot shoe contacts or not. But search for the manual on fuji's site to find the settings for this Fuji HS20 at my link below. Should be very similar! OK here's the link for HS-20 and it's similar: http://www.fujifilmusa.com/shared/bin/finepix_hs20exr_manual_01.pdf Here's the manual for X-S1 and although Vivitar SF-4000 doesn't mention this camera it should work. But the hot shoe contacts are Fuji specific on the camera itself. So you can't power the flash unit directly mounted to the shoe. I believe in the case of the Vivitar SF-4000, hot shoe is a misnomer. Since I don't think that unit has contacts for direct power. But as you'll read in the manual, the directions for using it, will explain how to set it up so there is a trigger flash to set your Vivitar unit off. You can also use it on a camera mount extension arm to the side as well, since it's self powered! ....just search "hot shoe" in the manual! btw... I've also searched out this model and did find that SF-4000 matches up to this camera, so you should be fine, if all you want to do is use it instead of the built in flash! http://www.fujifilmusa.com/shared/bin/xs1_manual_01.pdf
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This product has a metal rim. Read product description Product Description- New Lens Adapter Ring for Canon SX50 HS- Specifically designed for your camera for a tight and secure fit. No wobbling or cross-threading.- The lens adapter Ring is designed for Canon SX50 HS to allow for mounting of telephoto, wide angle lenses, filters, caps, lens hoods, and other accessories of 58mm. A central knurl makes it easy to hang on to when attaching filters or mounting it on the camera.- Made of durable metal (not plastic). Color: Black.- A must have accessory to unlock the full potential of your Canon camera! This product has a metal rim. Read product description Product Description- New Lens Adapter Ring for Canon SX50 HS- Specifically designed for your camera for a tight and secure fit. No wobbling or cross-threading.- The lens adapter Ring is designed for Canon SX50 HS to allow for mounting of telephoto, wide angle lenses, filters, caps, lens hoods, and other accessories of 58mm. A central knurl makes it easy to hang on to when attaching filters or mounting it on the camera.- Made of durable metal (not plastic). Color: Black.- A must have accessory to... » Read More This product has a metal rim. Read product description Product Description- New Lens Adapter Ring for Canon SX50 HS- Specifically designed for your camera for a tight and secure fit. No wobbling or cross-threading.- The lens adapter Ring is designed for Canon SX50 HS to allow for mounting of telephoto, wide angle lenses, filters, caps, lens hoods, and other accessories of 58mm. A central knurl makes it easy to hang on to when attaching filters or mounting it on the camera.- Made of durable metal (not plastic). Color: Black.- A must have accessory to unlock the full potential of your Canon camera! « Show Less
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No, it did not fit on my sx50 hs. I tried for an hour, and then the next day, but it still didn't work. I used it instead on my wife's sx40 and it fits, so, I did not have to return it. I bought another much more expensive filter from Hoya 58mm that includes an adapter ring. I do not remember anymore where I bought it.
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Hi Soozie. The adaptor ring does not screw into the lens on the SX50. It is a bayonet mount that fits around the outside of the barrel. Look closely at the bayonet fitting of the adapter to see where the spaces are. Next, check the bayonet fitting around the exterior of the lens barrel. Now adjust the position of the adaptor so it lines up with the openings of the bayonet around the lens. With a slight bit of pressure, push down (towards the camera) on the adapter and turn clockwise. The adapter will almost snap into place as it fits into position. Once in place it is a secure fit with just a slight bit of play. The adaptor will not come off till you again use downward pressure and rotate counter clockwise. If you have tried this and it didn't seem to work, it is probably because you didn't turn it far enough to the right. It is a pretty tight fit till it snaps into place. Once you have the adaptor in place I'd suggest attaching the UV filter and then screw on the rubber hood to the filter. Just leave these on all the time. Collapse the hood all the way and snap on the lens cap directly to the hood. This set up gives great protection to the lens. You will need to collapsed the hood all the way to prevent vignette with the lens in the wide angle position. I prefer to not use the lanyard that attaches the lens cap to the camera. The cap dangling from the lanyard always seems to be in the way, and on a tripod the cap will be knocking against the metal... Very irritating when working with wildlife. Don't stack the filters. Use one at a time. This will give better image quality and will reduce chances of vignette in the corners.
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Hi Andrew,By utilizing the lens adapter ring, I was able to attach a standard 52mm UV filter. Therefore, if all of the ancillary items you listed above attach with the same type of threading, you're good to go!However, the sx510 hs does not have interchangeable lenses. Hope this helps!
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I have the CANON PowerShot SX500 IS, and it does work well with that camera. I cannot comment on the SX510 HS. sorry.
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Bought one for my SX510HS and it works like a charm... wish they would now offer a doubler lens to screw into the fitting. That would be AWESOME.
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Mine is a SX 50 HS, so I'm not sure if it works with any other, and the cable is not needed for anything but software updates, which apparently are not really needed either. I did get a software update, but it made no difference with the function of the camera, and Best Buy and Cannon both said it's not really needed. Hope that helps a little. :-) Good Luck!