own both a d50 and a d90. batteries are not compatable but this item shows that these batteries will fit either.what gives?
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can only tell you that this battery works perfectly in my Nikon D70s. Have no idea.
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The battery amps makes the difference in how the camera works. Hope that helps
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I bought this for my D90 and it worked really great. I think it listed a number of cameras that it was compatible with you should see if your camera is one of them. I have had been very pleased with the work it did for me.
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errr~i dont know,mine is Nikon D90,works fine,i guess you can do some search to find out:)
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No. This battery grip is only for the D40/D60/D3000. It might work for the newer D3100 or 3200 but I am not for sure. There are higher quality grips for the D90. I purchased a Vello batter grip for my D7000 and I have been really impressed.
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1. Yes it both works AND fits. The D90 has a motor drive to actuate the older Nikon auto-focus system. And as far as fitting goes: Almost all Nikon lenses fit current Nikon cameras. Nikon does a great job of keeping their system backward compatible.
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The Targus Digital TG-BGD40 is not compatible with the Nikon D90 cause the Nikon D90 uses a difference kind of battery.
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Yes. I bought this battery for my D90 in 2009. Still using it today, may 2014.
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I have used these on old Nikon FE cameras which are quite heavy. It works well. It D90 is lighter than old Nikon FEs then it should work.
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i just answered this but i would go to amazon.com and type in the search-bar Nikon D3100 Battery, cause they look different than the D40 and D5000 batteries!rick~
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If the D90 is a Nikon this lens should fit with no problem. I have found Nikon lens to be very interchangeable with my different Nikon cameras.
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Yes this is compatible with the following: D90, D600, D3100, D3200, D5000, D5100 & D7000. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about the D90, but on my camera (D7000) it plugs into the GPS input. I would assume they would be the same on both cameras.
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I don't know. Mine is Nikon-D90. Fits well with some room. You may want to compare the specs of these two models.
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I purchased two of these one for the d90 and the other for the D 7100. I started with my d90 first I have battery packs on both cameras you cannot use these without modifying them if you have a battery pack to answer your first question yes you should have no problem getting to your battery if you don't use a battery pack. So I have not yet installed this on my D 7100 I have found on numerous occasions with my d90 that the camera acts weird with it on. I was in the middle of taking pictures and had to pull it off just to get the camera to operate correctly. So I'm not sure if somehow the rubber was pressing a button or was covering something up the need not be covered. Also yes you can attach your camera tripod without having to remove the cover. These covers are cheap so if you ask me give it a try you might have to do like I have and take an exacto knife and trim rubber thats in your way. It seems as though the other folks like it. Currently mine is sitteg balled up in my camera bag from the last time it caused me grief. Good luck
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I looked up the NIKON D50 specs and the difference between it and the NIKON D90, my camera, is minimal. I will say that yes, you can use this guide with the D50. That is the good thing about NIKON Cameras, the functions are very similar in all generations of digital cameras. All in all, the Nikon Digital SLR guide is useful for all NIKON digital camera owners.
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They will physically fit, but the D5500 firmware might recognize them. The aftermarket batteries work fine in my D5100 (in fact, they last longer than stock Nikons) but I have heard that if the firmware is upgraded, the camera wont recognize them. Something similar might be applicable to the D5500.
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I bought it for a D90 because tje owner marketed it for several nikons.including the D90. When it arrived it did fit the D90....but it did not work on it.