I did not see a Nikon D610 listed in the compatible cameras. Does this unit not work with the D610.
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Yes, it should, as long as any camera has an hot shoe. and you have to make sure you get the flash ring for Nikon or the pins will not fit. I hope this helps..
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Unfortunately I do not know the answer to this. I do not have a D610 to know if it works.
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Yes, I have both the Nikon D610 and this battery pack on it. Works perfectly. It doesn't come with an extra battery though.
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I bought this for my D90 and it worked really great. I think it listed a number of cameras that it was compatible with you should see if your camera is one of them. I have had been very pleased with the work it did for me.
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Yes it is actually made for a full frame ( 35mm size sensor ) camera such as your D610. In a crop sensor it would be 1.5x more in actual lens ( 42mm )
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It allows you to use nikon batteries. I have a D610 without any problems. You can also opt for AA batteries. It has an attachment for that
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Yes -- it's a lens designed to cover a full frame, and it will work just fine on the d610. I have had one for years, and I like it. Very small and light, reasonably good performance in most areas, and outstanding performance in terms of lens flare when shooting into light.
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See a competent review on this point by Thom Hogan at http://www.dslrbodies.com/cameras/current-nikon-dslr-reviews/nikon-d600-review.htmlIn short he states that the quality control issue Nikon had with the D600 was .... "corrected with the D610."
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I doubt it. Cause it only works with D7000. And one of my friend told me it didn't work for him in D7100.
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No it will be a little lower on the D610. The D610 has 33% more pixels on the same sized sensor. That said at up to iso 6400 when you compare them at the same size side by side, as in looking at the D4 at 100% and the D610 at 80% you wold be hard pushed to see the difference. The D4 will shine over the D610 in other areas being a 'pro' camera rather than a prosumer as the D610. I have the D610 and it is a cracking camera I do not really bother what ISO I am shooting at and have it set to a max of 3200. There is of course a huge difference in price.RegardsGW
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The D610 is a full frame camera, it will work but with limitations. I'd suggest you search the Net for a better answer.
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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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I cannot say whether it was or was not designed to work with the D70, but it did not function with mine. It has been quite some time since I attempted it, but all I remember was an afternoon of communication error messages and digging through page after page of Nikon support that never addressed the problems.
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I cannot say for certain, but looking at Nikon's site to see with which cameras Nikon claims its own GP-1A unit is compatible, I see the D90 listed among them. If Nikon's GP-1A is compatible with the D90, then this unit should also be compatible with it.
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I'm not familiar with the D610, but with respect to my D300: Yes, easily. While the unit is designed to slide into the flash shoe, it doesn't have to sit there. It receives its power via the cable. I just wrap my cable around my camera strap a couple of times and it stays nicely out of the way.
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I ordered one of these for my D90. it was supposed to come with an MC-DC2 connector, which is compatible with the D90 D5100 and D7100 Nikons. The product I received had an MC-DC1 connector which is incompatible with these cameras. I shipped it back.
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I have used this lens on a Nikon D90 with no problems. You should google compatible lens for a Nikon D610 or consult the user manual to be certain before making a purchase.
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Will this MD12 work with the upcoming D810?It should. Nikon has it included in their list of power accessories on the D810 webpage.