Hey Big Mike, if you can answer a question here: this simply will not power up my new Nikon P7800 at all. Isn't it supposed to work with this one?
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It is specified for your camera. Lithium ion batteries require a full charge prior to first use, which can take over an hour. The light on the Nikon charger stops blinking and is on continuously when the battery is finished charging. (See Page 21 of the P7800 manual.)
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Return it and buy Nikon's remote. I had the same exact problem with this thing. Only the Nikon brand remote works with the D3200
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I'm glad someone brought this to attention. I also have a battery (Power2000 FOR NIKON EN-EL14 7.4V 1500mAh 11.1Wh) that doesn't work. Although it worked for the first two months after I received my kit, I noticed that the camera was not taking it after I would insert and turn on the camera, the screen would say: "! This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for this camera." My other battery works well but it was sure nice to have had a backup before this.
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Donna hello there! Well I've only used a charger that says Nikon D5000 only! So my answer is Unless it says it's compatible i wouldn't buy it!
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I cannot say whether it was or was not designed to work with the D70, but it did not function with mine. It has been quite some time since I attempted it, but all I remember was an afternoon of communication error messages and digging through page after page of Nikon support that never addressed the problems.
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Same problem here! After I opened the box I charged the battery till the light turned green. Put the battery in the camera, put the film pack in, the black film cover came out (so I assume I put the film in right), turned the camera on but all the symbols are blinking and I'm not able to make a picture. After reading here I put the battery again in the charger and now the light turns orange!! But I just took it out because it was green?!?! Now I'm just gonna wait till it's green again and see if it will work. Does anyone have any others tips for me?XO
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I have the same problem. Camera arrived yesterday. Will not power up. About to return.
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iI got this to recharge my camera from my computer as I had lost the recharge unit, It didn't work but I don't think that was the cord's fault. I think my battery in camera was faulty as I found my recharger & I still couldn't charge the battery up. I bought a bigger Cannon camera that I like but sure do miss the small pocket nikon. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Odd that it happened on 2 camera's at same time. This happened to one of my camera's. Pull power out from the back of the unit and wait about 30 seconds. then plug back in.If it still it not working, Check your Iris setting make sure it's open. Final option before considering bad is reset the whole system back to default settings.This may fix problem. Any IP setting you have will be lost. so it will need to bereprogrammed good luck JW
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I purchased it for my Nikon D3000 but the plug was incompatible. In addition, it was falsely promioted, since the Nikon does not have a remote jack. Of course, I couldn't poaaibly know if the device would function with other cameras.
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I have the d800e and it is awesome with that. I can't see it not working with the d810 (did not even know that it was out yet)...but you could always return it fairly easily if it does not. For the price, it is well worth the hassle of finding out. It is a great little unit. I especially love the bulb feature (long click and it stays on...short cllick and it is off).
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I don't understand your question. It works with every Nikon that has a 10 pin remote socket. Mine is still working perfectly and I use it more than I ever would have guessed. EDIT: I think you are asking if it will work with a Nikon D800E. IT WILL. I just tried mine on someone else's D800E. Perhaps the person that answered negatively has a problem with their equipment.
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I bought one. I didn't have any trouble finding the settings in the A7 menu and my battery is installed properly without the plastic interrupter strip and I couldn't get it to work. If they shipped it with a dead battery, shame on them. I don't have another. Where is the camera reading the IR signal? Through the lens? Are you supposed to see a light on the front of the remote when you push the button?
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I have used this to power a Nikon D700/D300/D200. I bought a knock-off EH-5 AC power adaptor, cut off the plug, and connected the power and ground wires. Search for eh-5 plug or socket for schematic. It works fine. I powered a D700 and a GPS for 8 hours and used 40% of the Anker's capacity taking star photos (20 second shots every 22 seconds.) I did not use a battery coupler. I used the DC in port.
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This is normal behavior if you are using the charger that comes with the camera. That charger is for charging batteries; it does not provide power to the camera. There is a separate AC adapter available that you can plug into the camera to provide power. That adapter is model number EH-62A from Nikon.
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I bought two also and the both work fine. The second one is with a friend so I haven't tested whether or not they operate on the same frequency. If that is the case, one photographer may trigger the camera of the other, etc. Make sure you have your camera set to deal with a remote triggering device and it should work fine. At least mine did with a Nikon D800.
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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