Of the people who written a review does anyone own a Nikon D3200? And well has it worked for you has it been a complete waste of money?
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I own the D3200 and the speedlight, and I love it. I like it mainly because of the tilt function of the flash. Makes photos of people a lot softer than using the on-board flash of the D3200. I would love to have the more expensive flash from Nikon, but, for now, this one fills the bill perfectly.
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I've been using the Flash for two months with my Nikon D7000 and I'm quite satisfied with it. I'm using it for Macro Photography and I'm getting better photographs than with the Built-in Flash. Make sure your attachment shoe is clean as the connection is sensitive.
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I have heard from people who own a D800/D800E and they say that it works just fine for them.
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I had many people look at the one I had and not one person could get it to download to a disc. I needed it for weddings. I sold mine and bought a Nikon. To each his own, maybe I had a bad one that I was not aloud to return? When a camera shop and many other videographers could not make it work I sold it!Have a good time with itLaura
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I recently had a very long talk with a rep from Nikon. He said that there is no new replacement for the D80 yet in the pipeline. Can not verify that this is the truth, but he usually is honest about this sort of thing.
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Not certain if it works on d3200. My d5100 would only work in Manual mode. It wouldnt recognize the lens in any other mode. Also, I could not get the lens to focus as fine as of should.. All the pictures were slightly out of focus or soft. In my opinion, save your money and buy a lens that fits your camera
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I also have this camera and have had it for nearly two years now - I have overall been nothing but disappointed with it! I am a novice photographer but it is something I do enjoy... and I get tired of the frustration with this camera!! I am currently looking at just ditching it all together and investing in something that will make photography rewarding and fulfilling again. I RARELY have good indoor/low light pictures with camera & it has always been that way, I could be side by side & my friend with a Panasonic FX series point & shoot gets phenomenal pictures & I get completely unusable images. I also have had from the day I took my H2 out of the box an issue with the batteries! I can maybe, and I do mean MAY BE stretch a set of fully charged batteries (not using the LCD either) for taking about 30 or so pictures if I'm lucky. The camera takes an abundantly long period of time to recharge the flash after discharge which means you miss some really good shots. The AF is beyond frustrating when focusing in on a monochromatic item causes it "lose" the image and then due to the zooming if it has any depth of field to it the image is out of focus. Bottom, line this camera does take very nice quality outdoor pictures, but really does anyone want to spend $500 on a camera that only takes a few pictures outside and even at that they can't take hi-speed or rapid sequence images? Good luck finding out how to get high quality images in lower or indoor lighting.
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Yup, it work on d3200. I have the sane camera and have been using it for a whole now. Works great. Worth the money. Got amazing results. I would recommend this.
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as it stands when we returned it Nikon was denying that there was any problem but there is a lot of chatter all over the web with the same problem. we used it for 3 days pretty intensive (about 400 pictures) and then were only able to get one picture each day for two before we gave up on it. Since they denied there was a problem... they also had no fix.... we won't buy another Nikon in the near future
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I have one. For the price... it is a great lens. Make sure it is well mounted and set camera to high contrast and max sharp. Don't run it more than 12-1500mm. Hard to focus but does a great job "for the price." On a side note: the lens mount is high maintenance and will loosen after a few uses. Make sure your camera body is supported somehow. Take the lens off when not in use.
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Hi, I have a Nikon d3100 and this thing was so hard to have it work. besides that you have to manually set the F number before you take the lens off to attach the tube. it was a hustle and had poor quality. I ended up getting one that was around 50 bucks,my advice? save up and get the one that can auto focus
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Did you end up buying this camera? My D7100 did horrible in low lighting. I got "Banding". My D7000 did much better.
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I just received my D800 a couple weeks ago. Almost all my images are out of focus, even with simple portraits. I haven't contacted Nikon yet because I'm attempting to return the camera.
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Thanks for the comments. I actually bought D3000 and am pretty satisfied with it too.
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This is a full frame lenses. I am not familiar with the D3200. Nikon has a great site with a chat room. I would suggest you go there before making any decisions. I'm sure you will find someone shooting with a D3200.
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Hello D. Hall have you already bought the camera?? I did and I am not very happy with it. the pictures it takes in the auto mode are not what I was waiting.. and the pictures with the movement mode.. are not clear enough... so tell me please if you get it and if it is working fine. Susana from Ecuador.
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I, too, am having shutter problems. I have had my D50 camera since 2005 and have close to 18K shutter releases. Now, it completely sticks, gives me an "ERR" message and then I have to click again to release it, but it will not take a picture. I have loved my camera since the moment I got it. Now I need to ship it to Nikon and wait for the estimate. $300 to repair it??? is it worth it?
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I had that cable and when it worked, it worked. More than not, it would shoot whenever it pleased among other things. Return it and get the Nikon. Unfortunately, I was out of state when I got fed up with it for the last time and I just threw it in the garbage, which is, in my opinion, the appropriate place for it.