Will it work with Nikon D610?
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I have a Nikon D610 (and a D5300). The plug looks like it would fit, but I can not get it in the socket. There are many pins involved and I don't want to super force it. This is the same for both of my cameras. I have ordered the Nikon cable release from B&H. The SMDV looks cheaply made from the far east. I don't recommend it for your fine camera.
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I've used this on the Nikon D610 and it worked very well. Both wirelessly and with cable attached to camera body. The D600 and the D610 are essentially the same camera.
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I am not quite sure, but it comes with three different types of cables, one has a ten pin cable that should allow for a connection to the D810. Works great with the D5200 and D7100 models. Hope this helps.,
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Go on the Nikon site and live chat with a Nikon rep. They will tell you. It fits on my D7100, D300S and older D90.
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I believe it will work on the D610, it does on my D600...but not on the D3100 because it doesn't have the infrared signal. You'll need a wired remote for the D3100. Seems completely silly that one model would have it and not the other...right?!
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Works with my D90 and D7100. It has an internal autofocus motor so it should work fine.
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Yes, I believe it would. The d610 is compatible with Dx lenses, and the lens is made especially for Dx cameras so it will work on your d5100 too. When you attach the lens to the d610 it recognizes it as a Dx lens and adjusts the settings to the required crop. Using this lens on the d610 will give you the extra focal length this is found with using a crop sensor but also the photo quality of the full frame sensor.
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It should. Nikon has it included in their list of power accessories on the D810 webpage.
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No, this will not work with the Nikon D810. You will need a GPS unit that connects via the 10 pin remote terminal connector. GPS units that are compatible with the Nikon D810 include the Nikon GP-1 and GP-1A, or the Solmeta Geotagger Pro 2, N3-A, N2-A, or N1-A.
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It should work with all camera systems that allow you to micro-adjust and calibrate your lenses. If the Nikon D810 allows you to do that, then yes, it will work.
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It should be. The Nikon D610 is full frame, so this lens will actually work with the real focal lengths throughout the zoom range.
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This lens is a DX lens, that means it is NOT build for Full frame cameras. However, the lens would work on your d610 but at half it´s resolution. I recommend to buy a 24-85 if you are on a budget, a 24-120 if you have a little extra money and, if you are a pro or want to be a serious photographer, you should go for a 24-70 f2.8
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I think it should work on the D7100 also but not 100% sure. Check your user guide on the D7100.
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I think it will be fine. I'm using it with a Nikon D610 and work very well.
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I wouldn't know since i'm not too familar with the Nikon D810.. but I'm guessing if your able to mount the generic speedlite on your camera then this one will work on yours
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The set comes with a full range of ring sized for pretty much any lens. So yes, I use it on my D610 with my 55mm macro, 50mm and with my 77mm portrait lenses. As long as you have a spot for external flash its all good. Just remember this is for MACRO photography only.
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It should work with any Nikon that can use a wireless remote. It works on my D7100.