What is the range of Nikon WU-1a adapter?
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The range varies for many reasons, but it is a small unit with tiny antenna and I would say 15 feet is about all you will get. If you are using it with a d7100 the frame of the camera is metal and may affect range depending on where the phone or iPad is located. More hobbyist and consumer cameras have built in wi-fi, but most of the Prosumer and pro cameras are not going to have it internally. Please note, if you are using this with an Apple iOS device, put the device in Airplane mode. Then turn on Wi-Fi and connect to the WU-1a's network. Works great!
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We were about 5 feet from the camera when trying to use this device with our D3200 and it didn't work AT ALL. It kept freezing and disconnecting. We weren't able to get even one photo. It is pretty much worthless.
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I'm using it with my Nikor 1-300 and 18-200 lenses. Works like a charm. I'll likely sell my micro lense. Much better than teleconverters, as there is NO change to f stop.
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Don't know - I have a Nikon. There were other adapters in the package. I'm still happy with the purchase. The mangled translation of the instructions were hysterical - worth the price of the product!
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Hi, I was not able to use this even on my Nikon. The distance between the lens and the adapter was too great to be functional. I ended up returning this item and buying a used bellows and slide copier on eBay. Hope this helps.
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hi it. Work. On. U. Camera model. But. For. Lense. Pls check. What adapter u. Use ?
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If you email the company you bought it from ( via Amazon ) they should be able to help. Be aware the site is in Chinese so you'll have to ask in advance for a translated link... I hope this helps. I don't recall the link nor did I save it but I was sent one... It wasn't really an update... they took the firmware back one step and it seemed to help though it has not totally corrected the problem. My camera will work fine for a while then go through a phase of restarting and losing connection. I have to unplug it, count to 30, and then plug the ac adapter in again and it will work again for a while. Very problematic with no apparent resolution available.
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I have no idea, but you might want to try Nikon's website abnd see what is comaptivble.Good luck.Bob
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2x V5 Transceivers Frequency Self-Tune Wireless Range: up to 328' Sync Speeds up to 1/1,000 Sec. Triggers Cameras or Flashes For Canon, Nikon, Pentax, More Multi-Channel Triggering Wide Operating Temperature Range Use as Transmitter or Receiver Hot Shoesee specs above.
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You can get a P89 thread adaptor at www.nextphoto.net. Works loke a charm. I used the 52 mm adaptor. then you get a standard UV filter. T. Preston
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The D700 isn't listed on the Nikon website as a compatible camera. : http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Wireless/WU-1b-Wireless-Mobile-Adapter.html Even if it were, you would probably be disappointed in this product, as I was. When It's connected to the camera, image review is disabled. Several other quirks...
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This item will not work with Nikon D600.according to Nikon you need to buy WU-1b wireless adapter for Nikon D600 and as per their specifications it works with mobile phones like androids and iOS phons however they did not mention computers
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No. Only the D3200 for now. It doesn't look like the D90 has a wireless adapter. Seems to be only available on the newer cameras.Click the "Compatible With" at the link below:http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Wireless/27081/WU-1a-Wireless-Mobile-Adapter.html?cid=prt-0512-wu1a
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I don't know the range. I can't find the material that came with the card now. But if you go to the Eyefi website they can match your camera to the card that best fits what you want to do and tell you more info. Sorry I couldn't help. I wish I could find my documents.
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The thread sizes of the adapters it listed in the description, but I use Nikon and I can tell you don't buy this. It is junk. You would do better to use your on camera flash.
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You can use it with the UT-1 unit and it will work with the D800E and D800. UT-1 is about $470, sits on the hotshoe and requires its own battery. You can also mount it on a bracket or bongo tie it to a piece of grip if you prefer.
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Sorry, unable to answer your question. Nothing in the manual. You may need to call Nikon?
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I've used it with an AW1. It worked great with small primes (50mm, even 85mm) but was way to front heavy with large zooms (like the 28-70mm). Only problem I noticed was auto-focus was pretty slow and it had to hunt a lot (worse on the zoom then the primes).