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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will it work with sony pmw ex3 xdcam?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 2. Can use SSL-JVC50 or SSL-JVC70 Battery for JVC GY-HM170 Camera ?

A: Not at all, the pins will not match up.

Q: 3. Can you use a Sony WCS-999 wireless microphone system with this camera?

A: Yes they are compatible. This camcorder has a 3.5mm input that you can use with the Sony WCS-999 receiver.

Q: 4. Can the HM170UA output a live stream just like the HM200 with just a WiFi dongle by connecting to an IP and directly live stream from camera or is the live stream capability only available through the HDMI?

A: The HM170UA does not have the same streaming capabilities as the HM200, you would not be able to connect a dongle directly to it. However it does have a clean HDMI output, so you could set it up for streaming with a capture or streaming device with an HDMI input.

Q: 5. Is there a built-in mic? For our events I'd like a built-in mic while also getting audio through an XLR jack. Is that possible?

A: Yes, the JVC GY-HM170UA 4KCAM Compact Professional Camcorder has a built in Microphone. However we suggest working with a XLR shotgun microphone that is supported by the JVC GY-HM170. An external microphone will improve the audio quality. We have added the external microphone below: JVC QAN0067-003 Microphone for ProHD/4KCAM Camcorder BH #JVQAN3

Q: 6. Can I power the plate and camera without a battery via the 2pin Lemon to AC power?

A: The 2-Pin LEMO connection on the Tilta Battery Plate for Sony FX6 (V-Mount) is designed only for output and not input. The plate would need a battery in order to supply power to the camera.

Q: 7. What remote would work for this camera? Do they all use the same port so I can get any one?

A: This camera has a near industry standard 2.5mm LANC connection. This works on most high end consumer Canon, Sony, and JVC camcorders. Many Sony camcorders use a Multi Terminal connection but you can get two cable adapters so you can use any LANC zoom controller such as the VariZoom attached.

Q: 8. Whats your opinion on the HM170UA vs the Canon XA20. Obviously the canon is only HD.I like the touch screen for focus and facial recognition. I'm mainly looking to film weddings.So low light is a concern and accurate focus. Can anyone voice an opinion on these questions / concerns?Thanks!

A: The impression I get with this camera is that it is a deal. It has features that just a few years ago were impossible to get at all, let alone under $1300. It has XLR mic inputs, 4K, 4:2:2 1080p Video up to 60p at 50 Mbps, built in ND filters, and independent gain control. Those features are a steal in this price range. It appears however that the videographer has to bring skill for shooting in low light. You have to recognize the difference between low light and bad light. No camera is going to make bad light look good. Be ready for using an on camera light. You do not have to use it full blast, just enough to a pleasant low key exposure. The Canon XA20, on the other hand, has big fans for it's quality of manufacture, features, reliability and image quality. If you do not want 4K, that might be the way to go.

Q: 9. What remote will work with this camera?

A: The camera has a 2.5mm remote input. For remote recommendations please email AskBH@a href= http://BHPhoto.com target= _blank BHPhoto.com/a

Q: 10. Does this unit use the FX6 lcd screen? Or a Zacuto evf?

A: it uses the sony LCD screen