Can you shoot Raw with D5100
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Yes that's what I and you have a lot of room for correction in the raw image
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It works well on my D5100 which is essentially the same. But with no metering and manual focus. Just put the mode to "M" and shoot a test shots until the exposure is right. Takes great pictures, if you remember that it will be a little soft when wide open. It makes a great portrait lens because of the way it isolates the background.
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I think the problem is in your camera or the flash. Any flash should fire on your D5100. I would advice you to try a different flash that you have tried on a different camera and know that it works (not just test with test button, mount on camera). If that flash does not fire your camera needs repair. If it fires the tt560 needs repair. This hot shoe has one purpose. To fire a flash with a sync cable.
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What mode are you shooting in because i have a d5100 as well and it works perfectly
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Assuming that the D5100 has a Nikon F mount, then it should. I use it on my D7000. Be warned that the lens weighs 4.33 lbs. With the ISO pushed way up and the OS on, it is possible to hand-hold this lens, but a tripod, or other support will definitely improve your results.
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Hi! I don't think so. I doesn't work on my D5100, just MF.Buy the 50mm f/1.8G. Good Luck!
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In manual focus only. The d5100 does not have a focus motor to drive the auto focus
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I think so but you may need a T2 to Nikon mount adaptor. It is a manual lens and no need to have any electronic interface. So, once you mount to the camera it should work.However, I do not own a D5100 and can't experiment with it. Some camera (like Panasonic M43 models) DO NOT work without lens by default. For these camera, you should enable working without lens option in order to use manual lens.
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Yes, but You will loose some capabilities of D5100 like autofocus and lightmete and this lens doesn´t have a diafragm, or else it´s totally open. Anyway it´s very usefull and I´ve get wonderfull pictures with it. João, funciona mas você precisa usar a D5100 em modo manual, sem ajuste de abertura e sem o auxilio do fotômetro. Eu controlo no ISO e na exposição. Leva algum tempo para se acostumar mas compensa, pois a diferença de preço para uma objetiva multifocal equivalente é absurda. Eu recomendo.
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Yes, the Nikon SB-400 flash works perfectly on a D5100. I use one on my D5100 often.
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Dear Roxana, I do believe it will work on you digital Nikon. Although it was made to use on my film N80 I don't see any reason it wont work on your D5100. I think that you should check with a camera store to find out from a pro before buying it however. I do know that I am really happy with it on my camera. The white diffuser is nice for indoor, up close shots and you can flip it out of the way for further flash shots outdoors, if you camera has a built in flash, that is. Hope this helps. Bob Hanley
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I have no clue. Maybe Nikon USA website might have info. I own the D5100 and it seems to work just fine.
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Hi, I don't know. With my D5100 it works only in Manual Mode.Take a look if you D90 have built in AF motor, than it could work also in AF. Good Luck!
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YES! There are multiple ways to shot: Fine, Standard, RAW, Fine + RAW, Standard + RAW etc. I highly recommend this camera!
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I don't have a Nikon D5100, but looks like it should be compatible. I looked at the http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/fMZVV67lYK5ioJrwanFGgpduihI/3D_Demo/ to check the connection port and its similar to my D3200.
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Yes it does work with the d5100 perfectly. I love this flash and I've used the sb 700 and honestly there are not many differences.
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I have a D5100 just set the focus square where you want it and it will focus. The lens must be in auto not manual.