Does this one go with the Nikon D3200 (1kg with microphone) or should I buy the HD-1000?
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If you afford it, go with the 2000. I have a Canon 5D MKII and it's been nice to have some growing room. Eventually, you may want a monitor or rails, or a follow focus.
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Not familiar with the Nikon but i use the HD 2000 with a nex 6, I use some of the supplied weights along with a quick release plate to add some weight to the top because of how light the nex6 is but overall it runs real smooth, now you could go with the 1000 but i like the fact that if i want to use one of my bigger cameras i can.
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My setup is about 1.1kg (best I can tel after converting back and forth to lbs) and this system works great for me. I fly a 5D MKIII and 20mm prime, no mic or anything. With the HD2000, you'll be safe to add more gear. I'm not sure about the 1000.
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This is compatible with the Nikon D300. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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I use the 1000 with a T3i, battery grip, and mic and it works like a charm. The only difference is size, and lots of people online say they work best when you load them up a bit. I would try the 1000, you can always return.
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We have a D5000. Not sure about the 7100. Sorry. It's great for my equipment.
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I bought a cheap one from Amazon. Not as smooth as a Nikon one, but not bad at all. About a quarter of the price.
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I'm between the same two models, and was also considering the Canon SX30IS. I recommend you read the in-depth reviews on www.imaging-resource.com. Unfortunately, despite all the great features of the Panasonic FZ100 and the Leica lens, it's image quality doesn't compare to the Nikon. Compare the noise and detail of the sample images in both of these reviews. It's too bad, I was about to get the FZ100 until I saw how poor the image detail was up close. But that website ended up giving the Nikon P500 a high recomendation, while they could not in good conscience give the FZ100 any sort of recomendation at all. I'm between the same two models, and was also considering the Canon SX30IS. I recommend you read the in-depth reviews on www.imaging-resource.com. Unfortunately, despite all the great features of the Panasonic FZ100 and the Leica lens, it's image quality doesn't compare to the Nikon. Compare the noise and detail of the sample images in both of these reviews. It's too bad, I was about to get the FZ100 until I saw how poor the image detail was up close. But that website ended up giving the Nikon P500 a high recomendation, while they could not in good conscience give the FZ100 any sort of... » Read More I'm between the same two models, and was also considering the Canon SX30IS. I recommend you read the in-depth reviews on www.imaging-resource.com. Unfortunately, despite all the great features of the Panasonic FZ100 and the Leica lens, it's image quality doesn't compare to the Nikon. Compare the noise and detail of the sample images in both of these reviews. It's too bad, I was about to get the FZ100 until I saw how poor the image detail was up close. But that website ended up giving the Nikon P500 a high recomendation, while they could not in good conscience give the FZ100 any sort of recomendation at all. « Show Less
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I believe in keeping it simple. If it has a mic input, you can't go wrong. I shoot with a Nikon and the audio quality of my videos is great. As the saying goes: "I never leave home without it!"
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Thanks Jim, What is the advantage of the HF200 over the HF100 camcorder? Is the quality going to be better?
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The 1000 should do the job. Balance is key to getting it stable so you might be packing in more weight at the bottom to match weight with camera. You'll progress with each shoot.
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I don't use a Nikon, but it is a universal hot shoe mount. It works on my Canon, Panasonic, and Kodak. i have no problem switching between camcorder and camera. Most hot shoe mounts are standard. I just really like the design because I run the two matching lights on the sides and they balance out nicely, I use a shotgun mic in the center top. It keeps things compact around my cameras - feels less ackward than other hot shoe mounts I've used. I hope this helps.
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My understanding is that this microphone is not brand specific. So if your Canon has an outlet, then the ME-1 will work. I own this piece and it's very good. The person who commented before me thinks it's not so good. Well, you have to know what you want. For the price it's pretty good. Yes, there are better mics out there, but if you don't want to spend a fortune and depending how and where you use it, this will do the job. People will always tell you this or that is no good, but everybody has different needs.
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No, this is the regular .3MP camera. I haven't seen the HD version for sale yet. But apparently the HD camera board will be available separately, so you could swap it in later if you want. The copter itself is a lot better that the H107L. It has bigger motors and a beefier body. I'd get regardless of the HD camera or not, their super fun!
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First of all I wouldn't buy that brand. Unless the ad says for Nikon D-7200 than it probably doesnt. Wait awhile.
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YES.Bhphoto lists the HD2000 has a quick release. Though in the comments one person suggest the Manfrotto 577. Others say they had to make adjustments to get the quick release to work. Personally my tripod, slide, and teleprompter all have this type of quick release so compatibility wins. Also the price, Giottos is about $40 cheaper.
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Mine came with two cables-one ending in the 4-pin quasi-USB-type connector that fits my D3200, and another rending in the 10-pin round connector that fits those other Nikons that use that connector. I believe this will work just fine with any camera that supports Nikon's GP-1 or GP-1a. Nikon's web site specifically lists their GP-1a as an accessory that is compatible with the Df, so I would assume that this GPS unit is also compatible with the Df. See &lt;http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/DSLR-Camera-Accessories.page?#!/tag:7WA:GPS%20Accessories/product:Nikon_DF:Nikon%20Df&gt;.
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depends on the added weight, there is like a 3.5 pound limit or something for the HD 1000, so measure the total weight added. Also I would recommend a Wide Angel Lens, or your shot movement will be very noticeable.
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Idk. We have a Nikon 3200 and have no issues. It's a simple plug and play. Only issue we had was when it was off. Lol