Nikon D40: Is the Nikon SB-800 AF compatible with the Nikon D40?
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It is compatible with both the D40 and D40x. Below are from the D40 tech specs: Optional Accessories: ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control, Capture NX, Camera Control Pro, EH-5 AC Adapter, EP-5 AC Adapter Connector, EG-D100Video Cable, Semi Soft-Case CF-DC1, Speedlight SB-800/SB-600/SB-400/R1C1 From: http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=2&productNr=25420
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According to various Nikon sites, they should be comparable. I'd recommend doing a search for compatibility chart for your particular lenses with the frame just to be sure. The lens included does 90% of anything you want. All in all, extremely nice combo.
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I've got one on an older D40X. I'm pretty sure it is compatible with the standard D40.
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Nikon states : Yes, you can use the SB-400 on the D80, just make sure to turn on the flash first before is mount it on the camera. If the SB-400 is turned off while mounted on the camera and the camera's "Auto flash" function is on, the camera's built-in flash will automatically pop up when shooting in poor light, coming into contact with the SB-400. It is recommended that the SB-400 be detached from the camera when flash is not required.
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No - it a G series lens. No aperture ring. Here is a paragraph I lifted from Ken Rockwell's site (kenrockwell.com) that says much. Compatibility: The Nikon 28-80mm G works great on just about every AF and digital Nikon camera, including the D3. The only likely gotcha is that it won't autofocus on the D40 and D40x. See Nikon Lens Compatibility. for details for your camera. This is an AF (screw) and a G lens. I learn much from Ken, and recommend you visit his site.
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Yes, I shoot with a D600 and 2 SB-700s and they work perfectly. Very seldom miss fire if set up correctly. I purchased 4 of them. I place 1 on my camera, 1 on both flashes and use the 4th as a wireless trigger. They also work well with my strobes. You can't go wrong for the price.
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Yes. But it was so easy for you to find out. Google "D5000 lens compatibility" and you get this page: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d5000/compatibility.htm The lens is a AF-S sense and fully compatible with D5000
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yes http://www.photographybay.com/2009/10/08/compatible-lenses-for-nikon-d40-d40x-d60-d3000-d5000/
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Yes, I've used mine with SB 600, SB 800, and SB 910. I do not feel it syncs as well with any external flash as with other Nikon SLRs though.
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It will work but will not have auto-focus on the d40. The d40 has no internal auto focus motor and relies on lenses with motors for auto focus. This will auto focus on higher end bodies like the d80, d90, and d7000. Keep in mind this lens will also have a crop factor due to being designed to work with full frame cameras.
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Bruce, yes it will work in your Nikon D40. These are great SD cards and they are fast enough to capture several photos per second. Hope that helps.
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My Tokina 80-400 is compatible with my Canon 7d so mine would not be compatible but as Tokina are a 3rd party manufacturer, I do not know whether they do a Nikon compatible version...I suspect they do!
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Yes. But if you are using the Nikon D40 it won't have the "auto focus" functionality. You will have to shoot using manual focus. Which to me is OK, because I get practice shooting in manual mode. It is a good lens....Got it in Silver.
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Yes, I have an D800 and it works great, I also used it with the D80 and it worked equally as well!
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This version will work with the D70 but not with the D40. The Tokina 12-24 f4 Pro II will work with both cameras.
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The lens says it's AF-S and according to this comparison chart it should work. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm This is a pretty good site for everything Nikon, the guy is obsessed with it and can go into detail. Not the end all be all and there's obviously bias here and there but it's a good informative site that can make you aware of some details you may not have even heard of.
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I shoot two SB-800's and one SB-900 with either a Nikon D3 or D3s, and it works perfectly. I should think that would apply to your equipment as well, but you might want to Google the question and see if it has been answered in any of the on-line chatrooms.