does the Sunpack RD2000 flash work with the Panasonic fz200?
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I think it would work on to Panasonic fz200. Although I have not owned Panasonic fz200 but most P&S; camera with hot shoe flash mount has a universal connectors. If you have at 2 or 3 small and one big silver dots, you're good to go. I used this flash also on to Olympus e-420 [older dslr] and it worked well. But my suggestion is to buy an external flash that is compatible to your camera. I hope this helps.
83379
I have one of this.i use it in my Nikon D5100.its good.but its take 30 sec to re-flash.its not good .
161685
I don't have a FZ1000, but I have 4 other Lumix cameras and have Wasabi batteries for each one and have never had a problem. If Wasabi say it will work as a replacement for the Number of the Panasonic battery, I would have to believe it would be fine. In total I have 8 Wasabi batteries and have had no trouble.
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Yes it is compatible with the DMC-FZ 200. I tested it yesterday and it seems to work well. All photos correctly exposed both in Auto and P settings in the camera. Tested the camera about 1.5 meter from the subject and also about 5 meters. Tested also bounce, and it works too.
647182
as far as I know it will work with the FZ18 - be sure to get the cord plugged in correctly (camera vs unit in the hot shoe). it fits both ways but only works one way
710537
I have it in my Panasonic Lumix DMC-SZ1 - I did a cursory search and did not find your model listed as compatible.
1971887
I have the Panasonic FZ 150. It has a place to plug the Panasonic CMW-RSL1 on the left side of the camera. This connector is not built on the The Panasonic DMW-RSL1 needs to be used on a camera with a plug place to connect the it with the cord. My camera is FZi50 to use this.
402676
Any feature that is on the back of the flash unit will work (power output, tilt, etc). It will not handle ttl or fp mode.
149260
i don't know i have an fz 200 but i think it would work with most lumix bridge cameras
1739161
It's about 54-56 inches. As for it working with the FZ200, I cannot say. i have the DMC-Z515, and it does transfer images from camera to computer.
629540
It worked with DMC-FZ20. Please check the manual or images of this model to verify the remote shutter female plug point and compare with your camera. Good luck!
1736504
There is a Sunpak RD2000 flash made for Canon products but I am unsure if it will work on that particular camera. I bought one made for Nikons but it will not work on my D90. Hope the Canon works better on your camera!
1425584
I don't know. I use mine with my Lumix DMC-SZ1.1I also have a DMC-FZ18 camera, but its battery is very different from my Wasabi.
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Yes, but this flash is made for the lumix gh3 & gh4 with wireless ttl flash. & the fz70 don 't have that feature, so you are paying more for features that you can not use. Just buy onlythe dmw- fl360. No L after 360. Or metz 36 for panasonic(Germany) or nissin di466 for lumix,which are cheaper, but excellent alternatives. Almost half the price (100-150 $) & they are smaller & compact, nice for the fz70.
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First off, the FZ200 is NOT a DSLR. You cannot change the lens. It is called a "bridge camera." The lens that is built into the camera is a Leica 25mm-600mm constant f2.8 aperture lens. That is about as much lens as most people ever need.I just use the builtin flash. Panasonic makes several flashes, but the cost almost as much as the camera. If I need an external flash, I use my Canon 40D DSLR and its EX58o external flash.I realize this doesn't help you, but with the f2.8 lens you "might" not really need to buy an external flash. If you do, I'd buy one that Panasonic makes for the FZ200. I have no experience with any of them. Sorry... First off, the FZ200 is NOT a DSLR. You cannot change the lens. It is called a "bridge camera." The lens that is built into the camera is a Leica 25mm-600mm constant f2.8 aperture lens. That is about as much lens as most people ever need.I just use the builtin flash. Panasonic makes several flashes, but the cost almost as much as the camera. If I need an external flash, I use my Canon 40D DSLR and its EX58o external flash.I realize this doesn't help you, but with the f2.8 lens you "might" not really need to buy an external flash. If you do, I'd... » Read More First off, the FZ200 is NOT a DSLR. You cannot change the lens. It is called a "bridge camera." The lens that is built into the camera is a Leica 25mm-600mm constant f2.8 aperture lens. That is about as much lens as most people ever need.I just use the builtin flash. Panasonic makes several flashes, but the cost almost as much as the camera. If I need an external flash, I use my Canon 40D DSLR and its EX58o external flash.I realize this doesn't help you, but with the f2.8 lens you "might" not really need to buy an external flash. If you do, I'd buy one that Panasonic makes for the FZ200. I have no experience with any of them. Sorry... « Show Less
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It works with my FZ200 on the hotshoe. Should work with FZ100 but they will refund your money if it doesn't - guarantee right there in the description. It's a big flash. But I definitely like having the swivel and bounce.
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If this adapter is the LA-55FZ200, I purchased it for my Panasonic DMC-FZ200 and it fits. I do not know if it will fit the FZ-150.
230958
I'm no expert but don't count on it. Even if the treads match, the position of the WC-E63 lense in relation to the lense of the Panasonic Lumix FZ200 is critical as are other optical characterictics like focal length. It would be interesting to try though if you had the FC-E63 in hand.