Will the GP-1 work as sold with my Nikon D7100? If not, is there something additional I can buy to make it work with D7100? Thanks!
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I would NOT purchase this unit. The GPS works fine, but I had to replace the cable 3 times, twice by the seller at no cost then after the 30 day warrantee I had to pay. It's not designed to withstand moderate use. I purchase the unit below from Hong Kong a couple of years ago and haven't looked back. It attaches directly to the D7000/D7100 so there's no cable. They do sell other GPS units on Amazon but the unit you need is not on Amazon yet. I think I paid ~140.00US or 1080 HK dollars. I'm a professional photographer in the San Francisco Bay area. http://di-gps.com/shop/di-GPS-Prosumer/di-gps-Prosumer-1/di-GPS-ECO-Prosumer-PS10-M
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It works fine, however, make sure the cable is for the Nikon D7100. I use it mostly for GPS as I have already a RF trigger, but the cable trigger works also fine.
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I don't have a D7100 to know for absolutely certain, but I understand the D7100 uses the same battery as the D7000, D600, D800, and others. This battery works very well in my D600, so I'd be very surprised if there were any issues with the D7100.
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Odd that Amazon's camera compatibility widget says it is not compatible, but yes it is. The D7100 has a built-in autofocus motor, but even if it didn't the lens has an AF-S motor. In any case, yes this lens will work very well with the D7100.
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the little guide thing under the listing says it will not work with the the D7100
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Yes it works with the D7100, but as a full frame lens it is more than is needed for the DX D7100.
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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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Yes. I use it with my D7100. Just keep in mind that unlike Nikkor lenses, this is not crafted the same and this is metal on metal. So the first couple times you are going to have to almost force it on. I thought I was going to break the camera. Took it to Samy's Camera and thats exactly what they did. After a few times it will wear in. Its an Extermely good lens for the price. Mine was about $280. It doesnt seem to auto focus quite as fast as my Nikor lenses so I have to be just a bit more patient but otherwise a great companion to the D7100. You're going to enjoy it.
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Yes this will work with D7100.. But may i know what is your motivation behind the 18-35mm.. i would suggest based off that...
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I cannot say for certain, but looking at Nikon's site to see with which cameras Nikon claims its own GP-1A unit is compatible, I see the D90 listed among them. If Nikon's GP-1A is compatible with the D90, then this unit should also be compatible with it.
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The Nikon compatible version of this lens will work fine on the D7100. Keep in mind however that the D7100 is an excellent camera that will not achieve it's full image potential with this lens as it is a lower end lens and is optically "so-so". The D7100 is a great camera that can produce great photos with the use of great lenses. By the way, I own this lens and it did a good job on my D200, especially the macro function which is hard to beat with any other lens. Otherwise for awesome normal telephoto duty skip this one and go with the Nikon 70-300 mm f/4.5-5.6G AF-S VR Telephoto Zoom Nikkor lens. It's great for this camera.
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According to the Nikon website the GPS accessory designed to work with the D800 is the GP-1A gps unit. My guess is that the D800 does not have the same kind of accessory socket as the Nikon-1 camera's. Unfortunately I won't be able to check for about 10 days since I won't be back home until then so I have no access to a D800.
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The D7100 is current version Nikon camera. I would think that it should work just fine.
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I am sorry I am not able to report the use of this lens with the d7100 . I can however report in the the result of the performance with the Nikon D7000 .
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Yep! Even with the old D100, also worked with my old D2Xs! Hope this answers it... Cheers! :)
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The Nikon Version of this lens will work fine with a D7100... keep in mind the crop factor actually makes this lens a little longer than 70 - 300mm This will have more reach than the Nikon 55-200mm but not necessarily any more image quality, but not necessarily any less either. I hope this answers your question. I have this lens in Canon and I like it very well. Here is an image on my website that was taken with this lens. notice below the image is the EXIF info from the image, take a glance. http://1shutterbug.com/who-are-you-what-are-you-doing/
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Yes, the DR-6 works with the D7100. A list of all compatible cameras can be found on the NikonUSA.com website.
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Philip,I am sorry that I cannot offer much insight to this question. I use a D700 model Nikon and the Sigma 70mm macro lens has worked flawlessly so far with this camera. I have no experiencewhatsoever with the D7100, however. Best of luck to you,Denis Thompson