How does it work on a Nikon D-70 DSLR
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Since I shoot Canon, I'm not sure. I guess it works the same as canon. Depending on your software, the camera may indicate 999 shots because the reader may not be able to read 16Gig. check Nijkon's website.
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I have the Nikon D700 and this worked fine. It plugs into the 10-pin connector on the camera, same as a cable release.
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I like the hoods. I used one on my D70 a few years ago. It allows looking at the screen and protects the screen. I don't have one on my current DSLR. I have used one on my Panasonic point and shoot. I don't know of any reason it wouldn't work on a D700. My point and shoot has a touch screen so I removed the clear plastic from the hood. The hood is still ridged enough without the screen.
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Well it must work the sistem is very simple even puting on the computer works but sometimes is wire, the one i have works perfect with sony a58 and my nikon d600 but dont work with my nikon d7000 I call to customer service but they dont know how works their productIIII
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Yes, as a matter of fact, it's working with my Nikon D600 and it worked on my D700. Using an adapter I also made it work with the NEX7 as well. It's a manual transmitter so it will work with any standard mount.Edit: Originally I used it on a 7D
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I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture,... » Read More I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. « Show Less
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I would think so. I have not tried it specifically on this model, but have used it successfully on both the D50 and the D7000.
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Yes it Works, i just had mine a couple of days ago and i really like this pistol grip, Works perfect with my Nikon D3 with a 70-200 mm, Full recommended!!!
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I've been using it on my 70D and had no problem. The camera shows 100% full and Recharge Performance good.
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Check you camera for an input and read the owners manual for info about plug in accessories. You could check the Nikon web site for the D7000. I have the D90, 5000 and D600 and it works on all three, so it probably will work on yours. There is also a wireless one that I use mostly. You could also go to a dealer and check out the remote. RC
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Yes I'm using this with a D7000 and it works perfectly, nothing else required.
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I use this on my Nikon D5100 D700 D600 D3100 D7100 D800E and it works great!
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Yes it does, I am using it on a Nikon D7000 and it works great. Hooks up easy and no problems.
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works great with D7000, wireless receiver has hot foot stand, but no connect to camera through hotshoe, just a mount to hold. You can try to get another hotshoe to mount to tripod. I would not let it hang, will loosen GPS port on side. Yes flash will fire when wired with remote timer to camera. timer has worked great for me.
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It sure will, I just strapped mine on to a D 70 and it works great in all modes. Be sure to set lens to f 22 and then lock it in place by rotating the white spot on the AF lock button to the orange spot on the lens ( it will be on the right side of the lens barrel while looking from above), have fun, Andrew
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I use it on my D7000 with no problems. I align the red dot with white dot (adjacent to the aperture ring) and it functions like my DX lenses.
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Hello Andrea! Yes, it will work with a Nikon D700. This is a manual focus lens, so you should focus manually, but a focus confirmation, an automatic aperture and an exposure meter will work on Nikon D700 with this lens. I strongly disagree with previous reviewer. This lens is very capable and optically as good as a Nikkor 16-35mm.