Anyone use this with a D7000 or D7100? Or would I need to go to a Spider Pro to carry that kind of camera?
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Sorry, I'm a Canon user. However, I have used it with my 5D Mark iii with battery compartment attached. The Spider Pro will safely hold the weight of whatever you attach. It is VERY well made & heavy duty. The issue is having a good, stiff belt to support your system. Look at Cotton Carrier for an after market belt that's rigid and offers sufficient support for your system.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes, I use mine regularly with a Nikon D7100 and a 70-300 lens. The overall weight is pretty light, I carry mine on a Lowepro back pack when I hike/bike for shots.
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Under compatibility on line it says it's compatible with the Nikon D7000 but doesn't list the D7100....so I'm not sure.....sorry!
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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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Should. I use with D7000. Remember, it's heavy. Takes some getting used to.
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I have a d700 and it has worked wonderfully with it. No issues at all, I've used it multiple times.
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Alfred, I agree with James K. I have a D7000 and D7100 and use the 300mm 2.8 VR2 on both cameras and it works great. This is an expensive lens but well worth it especially for photographing wildlife. I have added a Nikon AF-S Teleconverter 1.4X to the lens which will still allow it to focus automatically and can be hand held. Yes, it is heavy but if you shoot on manual with a high shutter speed the outcome is remarkable. It is a great lens! Dorothy M.
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Since I don't own a Nikon D7100 i can't say. Suggest you go to the Vanguard web site and submit an inquiry to their customer service folks http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/cs/products/detail-1-4-181-983.html Update: Looked at the site and it seems like you'll need to buy a different cable for the "D7000 family" of cameras, item number TN2. Google is your friend.
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I purchased the YN-468 for my Nikon D3200 and it performs beautifully. I see no reason why it would not work on the D7100. it also works as a slave with the D 3200 which was quite a pleasant surprise for me. This flash is well worth the price and I would buy another in a heartbeat.
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I use the Lexar Professional 1000x 16GB CompactFlash Card with mine and have had no problem. I bought the card initially for a D800, but decided to keep my D700. Note: the write speeds of the D700 will probably not be fast enough to take advantage of the card.
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Yes, perfectly. I shoot and have the Quick Grip on both my D7000 and D7100.
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Yes, it will be compatible with a D7000. D7000 is heavier than the cameras i've put on this, so i'd be a little cautious with that.
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Do you mean a d3000? I did use it on a D3300, besides my own D7100 without a hitch.
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Your Nikon D7000 with lens will fit, no problem. Any full size DSLR with a combined camera/attached lens length of less than 6.75 inches should fit easily. I don't own any iThings, I use a Surface Pro and it definitely will NOT fit. Going to the Apple web site I see that an iPad Air 2 height is 9.4 inches (240 mm) and width is 6.6 inches (169.5 mm). That is a couple of inches smaller than the Surface Pro's 11"x 7". Even so, I don't think you could get it in this bag safely or otherwise. I prefer carry just what I need and deal with camera/computer back at the office/hotel when on a shoot. If you eliminate the iThing, this is a GREAT camera bag. Your Nikon D7000 with lens will fit, no problem. Any full size DSLR with a combined camera/attached lens length of less than 6.75 inches should fit easily. I don't own any iThings, I use a Surface Pro and it definitely will NOT fit. Going to the Apple web site I see that an iPad Air 2 height is 9.4 inches (240 mm) and width is 6.6 inches (169.5 mm). That is a couple of inches smaller than the Surface Pro's 11"x 7". Even so, I don't think you could get it in this bag safely or otherwise. I prefer carry just what I need and deal with camera/computer back at the office/hotel when on... » Read More Your Nikon D7000 with lens will fit, no problem. Any full size DSLR with a combined camera/attached lens length of less than 6.75 inches should fit easily. I don't own any iThings, I use a Surface Pro and it definitely will NOT fit. Going to the Apple web site I see that an iPad Air 2 height is 9.4 inches (240 mm) and width is 6.6 inches (169.5 mm). That is a couple of inches smaller than the Surface Pro's 11"x 7". Even so, I don't think you could get it in this bag safely or otherwise. I prefer carry just what I need and deal with camera/computer back at the office/hotel when on a shoot. If you eliminate the iThing, this is a GREAT camera bag. « Show Less
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I can only verify it works perfectly with my D7100 -- I don't own a D7200, but from what I've read about the "upgrade", it doesn't appear that Nikon made any changes at all to the battery system. Try it and return it if it doesn't work. Or, you could spend three times as much on the Nikon version. But if, like me, you had that kind of $ you'd have bought a D4S anyway, lol.
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Its works perfectly with the D700 and D800. I use it with both cameras.No issues what so ever.