How does it attach to Nikon D800e
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remove the rubber cover for the 10 pin controller on right hand side of front of camera (looking at lens) and push receiver into this with antenna up and then screw chrome nut in to tighten up takes all of 30 seconds.
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It attaches to the 10 pin port on the front of the camera. Screw it in and you're ready to go. It sits almost out of the way of everything and you can still use your on camera flash. Great little unit.
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It just screws into the 10 pin connecter on the front of the camera. I have a Nikon 800 and it works fine.
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Well, I have the Nikon D4 and it was very easy to install. I figure that with the D800e it's the same. Plug it in the little hole in front of the camera. And it works really nice!.
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It was quite easy and simple with my Nikon D800. Just attach the unit to 8 pin plug next to the flash sign on the left side of camera. It will screw in and attach the camera. Please do turn the unit by pressing the butten to use it.
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This should connect to your "ten pin remote" on the front of the body. It is covered by a rubber cover, this covers both your "flash sync and the ten pin connectors. Hope this helps.
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In the front of the camera there is a cap that is closed, open it and insert the transmitter/receiver you know the one with the antenna on it. I have the D700 and it works great. Good luck
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I stupidly bought this teleconverter and it fits my Nikon D800 but will not attachj to my Sigma 170-500mm lens. It seems the lens elements on both ends protrude and will not allow a connection. It probably only attaches to lenses with an internal motor.
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I don't have the 800E. Mine is regular D800 but don't know why the remote would not work. Only difference between 800 and 800E is the sensor filter which the remote shutter release has nothing to do with. If in doubt, check with Nikon.
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it doesnt attach to camera. it attaches to the filter threads on the end of the lens. as long as you are connecting to correct size the threads are standard.
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One of the pieces shown on the bottom of the pic ges over the battery grip and screwa into the bottom of the camera. I believe it is where a tripod would attach.
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I use this on my Nikon D5100 D700 D600 D3100 D7100 D800E and it works great!
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It attaches to the normal camera neck strap ring, which I see the D100 has, AND to the screw-in tripod mount (1/4 ") normally found on the bottom of most cameras. If both of these attachment points are available on your camera it will do nicely.
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You could attach it to the camera but it would be useless without an electronic connection. This adapter has what you would need. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter with Dandelion AF Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon (includes G-type) Lens to Canon EOS Camera, for Canon EOS 1D, 1DS, Mark II, III, IV, 1DX, 1DC, 5D, 5D Mark II, III 7D, 50D, 60D, 60D, Digital Rebel T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, and C300, C500 Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter w/Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon G Lens to Canon EOS EF, EF-S Camera i.e. EOS 7D, 1D & 60D
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It works on my D800E and as long as you have the cable, i do not see any reason why it shouldn't work.
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Hi Mari! Not familiar with the D800. My D7100 uses just one of these units. I had ordered two as spares for the one that came with the camera. Hope this helps and that I have understood your question correctly.
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I bought a clip with swivels, and attached that to my camera strap - this one and others, and the used a small key ring clip to attach to the camera and then just clip the strap to the rings on the camera
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Hello Kim,I have the 800e. But it looks like it will fit from what Nikon says: http://bit.ly/1AzlPqc
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This is made to go from a midsize (mini) HDMI to a standard size HDMI. There are 3 HDMI plugs (micro, mini & standatd) I am not sure what size plug the Nikon D800 has, but my guess would be a micro. So, I do not believe that this would work, but if it is the micro HDMI on your Nikon, Amazon does have that wire also. Please check your specs on your Nikon D800 and that would help you make the correct choice.
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Yes, I have an D800 and it works great, I also used it with the D80 and it worked equally as well!
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It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach directly to the camera. Try mounting it to your kit lens (the lens that came with the camera).
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It comes with an attachment, for cameras with longer lenses. If it doesn't fit with the regular lenses cover, you can twist it off and adjust with the extension =]
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Putting my comments in perspective (as long as your camera has the female thread on the bottom of your camera), it fits fine to my Nikon D80 camera.