I just bought a Nikon D7100. If I order the Black Rapid RS-7 which comes with a FastenR-3, do I need antying else?
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Try tying a nylon string through the straps's rectangular ring and attach it through the camera's shouler strap ring for extra insurance in case the tripod fastener loosens by accident.
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It comes ready to use right out of the package. All you have to do is screw it onto the bottom of your camera. If you use a tripod a lot you may want to get the fastener that you can use with the tripod. Other than that you should be good to go
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I've never used it with an FS700, but I've been using it with my Canon 7d and haven't had any problems. The follow focus with the little strap takes some getting used to, but once you learn how to work with it you'll have no problems. It's a great rail system for a good price.
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Not sure of the FR-T1 as I have my black rapids hooked into the regular camera strap loops so as to have the rapid disconnect on all the time.
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Since I don't own a Nikon D7100 i can't say. Suggest you go to the Vanguard web site and submit an inquiry to their customer service folks http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/cs/products/detail-1-4-181-983.htmlUpdate: Looked at the site and it seems like you'll need to buy a different cable for the "D7000 family" of cameras, item number TN2. Google is your friend.
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If you are familiar with setting your own light exposure, your F stops with a SLR camera, this will be a good work horse for you. If not, you will be better off buying one that Nikon makes to fit your D7100.
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You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket + Off-Camera Extension Cord for Sony Alpha A58, A65, A77, A99, A7, A7 II, A7R, A7S Digital Cameras You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket +... » Read More You need an "Off Camera" Flash Extension Cord/Cable that is specific ("Dedicated") to the brand of camera that you have either Nikon, Canon, Sony or Olympus.For Nikon: Precision Design i-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasFor Canon: Precision Design E-TTL Off-Camera Flash Cord for Canon Digital SLR CamerasFor Sony: Stroboframe Quick Flip Rotating 350 Flash Bracket + Off-Camera Extension Cord for Sony Alpha A58, A65, A77, A99, A7, A7 II, A7R, A7S Digital Cameras « Show Less
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Yes I'm using this with a D7000 and it works perfectly, nothing else required.
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Yes Larry. The D7100 is compatible with the Nikon MC-DC2 remote release and thus should be compatible with this intervalometer remote release.
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I no longer have this item which I used on the D300. It worked fine for me I really liked it but my D7100 doesn't have the matching receptacle. No cable involved. Plug the receiver into the camera. The D-300 has a receptacle on the front left of the lens mount. I used to hang it on the tripod hook. As I recall You have to hold the remote "on" button for a few seconds. I was pleased with it and was hoping to use it on my D 7100. It doesn't connect to the hot shoe. I used to use it with the flash in the up position. I admit it took a few minutes to find the correct place to connect the receiver cable under a rubber cap on the front. I no longer have this item which I used on the D300. It worked fine for me I really liked it but my D7100 doesn't have the matching receptacle. No cable involved. Plug the receiver into the camera. The D-300 has a receptacle on the front left of the lens mount. I used to hang it on the tripod hook. As I recall You have to hold the remote "on" button for a few seconds. I was pleased with it and was hoping to use it on my D 7100. It doesn't connect to the hot shoe. I used to use it with the flash in the up position. I admit it took a few minutes to find the correct place to connect... » Read More I no longer have this item which I used on the D300. It worked fine for me I really liked it but my D7100 doesn't have the matching receptacle. No cable involved. Plug the receiver into the camera. The D-300 has a receptacle on the front left of the lens mount. I used to hang it on the tripod hook. As I recall You have to hold the remote "on" button for a few seconds. I was pleased with it and was hoping to use it on my D 7100. It doesn't connect to the hot shoe. I used to use it with the flash in the up position. I admit it took a few minutes to find the correct place to connect the receiver cable under a rubber cap on the front. « Show Less
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Amazon is shipping a canon/nikon compatible unit instead of the sony. The picture will look correct an the description also, but I ordered two on different occasions and received a canon/nikon compatible on both occasions. I'd suggest you get it from eBay instead. I think the problem is with the new sony 7r, that has a different mount from what you have on the a300. Hope this helps.
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My camera is an EOS 7D, so all I can tell you it works just fine(great buy ). I trust, not knowing the Canon Rebel T3, that her camera has a pop up flash or some kind of "hot shoe" apparatus. So the Sigma EF-610 DG should be a great addition to her camera. Also, what I like about having my Sigma is that I can control when I want to use flash. Hope this is helpful. Dr. Ben Laime.
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I have never had one converted but from what I have heard and read the D70s is a good candidate for IR. I no longer have my to D70s as I am shooting a D7000. Guess I should have kept my D70 s body for IR.
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I can only verify it works perfectly with my D7100 -- I don't own a D7200, but from what I've read about the "upgrade", it doesn't appear that Nikon made any changes at all to the battery system. Try it and return it if it doesn't work. Or, you could spend three times as much on the Nikon version. But if, like me, you had that kind of $ you'd have bought a D4S anyway, lol.
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No you should have the one that came with your camera when you bought your camera
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You can use a radio trigger for the NEX3... does not work with the a7r as due to sonys not willing to ad a Multi-Terminal adapter-cable with an 2.5mm Jack to remote-trigger the camera with everything on the market. Vice-Versa; remote triggering external studio flashes. But I guess the NEX3 has the other plug of these images,is that right? I know there is an option out there to use a radio trigger. These always work instantly. as a cable would be added.
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Yes, it is a really great addition to your lenses for the D7100. especially good for birding (in case you are a birder) but also great for use on Safari. It is quite heavy though and needs to be used with a monopod (rather than a tripod). It has a carrying handle that is essential to use in order to cart it around. Hope this helps.
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Check out this link I found on the Nikon site: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/886/~/d-slr-and-nikon-speedlight-compatibility