Since Nikon D7100 already has a built-in intervelometer, will buying Apurture be of any use?
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The number of frames is limited to 999 in D7100. If you need more, you need this device.
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The built in intervelometer has its uses but does not replace this. If you want an exposure for over 30 seconds in duration or you want to easily look at the duration or number of photos remaining without touching your camera this will be useful to you. I like the others below used the built in intervelometer, but if you want to control over the exposure -- especially if you want very long night time exposures this is for you.
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This intervelometer also allows you to take long exposures. Most DSLRs limit exposure time to 30 seconds (but unlimited if you set to BULB an hold down the button). With this device you can set it to how ever long of an exposure you want (for example 60 minutes) and walk away and it will take a 60 minute exposure by itself. So this intervelometer can do time lapse photos, but it can also do extremely long exposures.
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I don't know how versatile the D7000 intervalometer is, but I'd think the Aputure timer would offer more options. In any case, you can still use the Aputure as a remote trigger.
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Sharada, you're right you don't need the Apurture. I bought this timer to use on my D90, I then trade it in for a D7000 which also has the built in intervelometer and gave the Apurture away and never miss it. The 7100 is a great camera!!
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if the DSLR has got in-built intervelometer, then there is no need to buy an external device
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I have used the WiFi several times, but have yet to note the GPS feature on the Coolpix. The small Manual that came with the camera does not mention it either. I just went through the settings menu and see no mention of GPS, which I do have on my D7100 Nikon.
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This lens is specifically designed for the APC sized sensor. Just purchase for your brand of camera! There is no firmware update that I am aware of. I own the D7100 and have no focusing issues w/this lens, but there is a test you can run w/this camera and adjust any focusing issue you might encounter!
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Under compatibility on line it says it's compatible with the Nikon D7000 but doesn't list the D7100....so I'm not sure.....sorry!
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I just recently bought these and used them with my D7000 and had no issues, so I think that they would be fine with the D7100 as well.
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I think so, I have not used it much indoors but on my D7100 I took excellent graduation shots in the shade. You may want to check ken Rockwell's site for more info?
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I dont believe it will do intervol. For that you need an intervolometer. Im not sure if it will work on anything but a 5d III. BEST to contact the manufacturer or US distributor.
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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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Depending on what parameters that you have control over. If you can control your f-stop, aperture and shutter speed this meter would be useful.
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Yes, the P7100 has an Interval timer shooting feature that will take still photos to show how a scene changes over a period of time. See Marvin and Ron's comments. I hike a lot and this camera is perfect for me, and a lot less weight and bulk than my Nikon DSLR.
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Yes, it works fine with the d7100, and I have taken very sharp pictures with this lens. Just get the Nikon mount.
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hello i dont know but you have to read the complete notice of Nikon camera on the chapitre : MESURE DE L EXPOSITION light mesureor to ask a question to nikon
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Yes. It has the same USB port and GPS support as my D5000. If you google "D7200 GPS" you'll see plenty of images of people using this exact GPS unit with the Nikon D7200. Enjoy!
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This should work fully with the D7100, but check the compatibility information at www.nikonusa.com.
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I have both D700 and D7100. On a D7100 I can, I guess in d3100 you can too!
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Yes, but if you're on a tight budget you should consider the D5300 for a lot less with the same sensor as the D7100. Both very good camera bodies. Also the D5300 has an articulating screen, which the D7100 does not.
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Yes. Both the Nikon 28-300 and the D-700 are FX (full frame) devices. So the full sensor area would be used.Charles