Does it function on Nikon D3200
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The SB28 is a flash designed for older Nikon cameras, meaning film cameras. Digital cameras use a different system for the flash to properly read the exposure for thru the lens exposure. This flash will work only in manual mode on Nikon digital cameras. You need a SB600 or more recent strobe for your digital Nikon. The SB28 is excellent as a remote flash with you setting the intensity of the flash. I use one with a small radio trigger for fill light very effectively. Again, unless saving on price is worth the trouble of hands-on setting the flash each time, you need a newer strobe made for digital and not the SB28. The SB28 is a flash designed for older Nikon cameras, meaning film cameras. Digital cameras use a different system for the flash to properly read the exposure for thru the lens exposure. This flash will work only in manual mode on Nikon digital cameras. You need a SB600 or more recent strobe for your digital Nikon. The SB28 is excellent as a remote flash with you setting the intensity of the flash. I use one with a small radio trigger for fill light very effectively. Again, unless saving on price is worth the trouble of hands-on setting the flash each time, you need a newer strobe made for... » Read More The SB28 is a flash designed for older Nikon cameras, meaning film cameras. Digital cameras use a different system for the flash to properly read the exposure for thru the lens exposure. This flash will work only in manual mode on Nikon digital cameras. You need a SB600 or more recent strobe for your digital Nikon. The SB28 is excellent as a remote flash with you setting the intensity of the flash. I use one with a small radio trigger for fill light very effectively. Again, unless saving on price is worth the trouble of hands-on setting the flash each time, you need a newer strobe made for digital and not the SB28. « Show Less
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I believe that all the nikon flashes operate on all of the DSLR's from Nikon. Here's some info from another D3200 ueser. http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum;=312&topic;_id=6774&mesg_id=6799#6776
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The SB28 is a flash designed for older Nikon cameras, meaning film cameras. Digital cameras use a different system for the flash to properly read the exposure for thru the lens exposure. This flash will work only in manual mode on Nikon digital cameras. You need a SB600 or more recent strobe for your digital Nikon. The SB28 is excellent as a remote flash with you setting the intensity of the flash. I use one with a small radio trigger for fill light very effectively. Again, unless saving on price is worth the trouble of hands-on setting the flash each time, you need a newer strobe made for digital and not the SB28.
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It depends which version it is. The older version has the Nikon screw focusing mechanism, it also has the manual aperture ring on the lens itself. The newer version of this lens has the electric AF motor which will work on the D3200. If you purchase it just verify which version you have. The older version with the screw focus and aperture ring will not work on the D3200, it only works with the FF bodies or higher end APS-C bodies that have the screw focus motor as well.
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As the owner of a Nikon J1, J3 and a D3200, I can tell you that no, this lens will not work with a D3200. The contacts on this lens do not match those on a D3200. The lens will only work on a J series Nikon.
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It should it works with the nikon d3200 with that firmware update and it works without any problems.
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No, the DK-17M only works on bodies that have a round rear viewfinder (D700, D3, D4, etc.) I know some of the DX bodies have viewfinder converters that allow for mounting accessories such as the DK-17M, but I'm not aware if one exists for the D3200.
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David - I have a Nikon D3200 and it has worked fine with my camera. I do not recall having to do anything special to get it to work.
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I bought it for my D3200. I have only used it twice so far but it has worked fine.
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I Don't know, it should. Works very well on my d5200. Well worth the little money it cost.
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Yes, it works with Nikon D3200 - Nikkor 18-55 Kit lens. It has to be in manual mode to operate.
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Sorry but I have a D3200. Unable to answer that question. Works great with mine.
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Yes, it will mount on a D3200, but with no automation. Focus and exposure must be set manually, however, focus isn't a problem because with a lens this wide the hyperfocal distance is quite large.
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It works on the Nikon D3200, so I suspect it would work on the D5100. Compare the two tops?
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It works on my Nikon 3200 so it should work on the D3000, however you have to use manuel focus.
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Yes, we use it with our D3200, all normal lens and camera functions work properly.
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This is not a lens, but a lens accessory. I use a Nikkor lens that this attached to and worked relatively well. I am not sure which lens you have, but I believe it will work for you if you have a kit lens that came with the d3200 body.
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Yes, it functions just like the shutter release button on the camera. I have the D3100.
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I am not sure about the D3200 but I have a D5100 and it works well with it.