Is this compatible with the Nikon D50?
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It comes with multiple connectors. I have a Canon 70D so I can't full speak to the Nikon D50 but I believe there would be a connector to make it work. Good luck. Great remote, btw
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Yes, it is compatible with all Nikon Digital SLRs, including the Nikon D5200.
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I had to get a adapter. It is a little ring that is 52mm on one side and then 50mm on the other or what ever size your d50 lens is. The adapter enables you to link two things that do not have the same thread.
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All Nikkor AF-S DX lenses will fit the D50 Nikon. Nikon says 17-55 f 2.8 and 18-55 f 3.5-5.6 are specifically identified for D50 but I am sure that the Nikkor AF-S DX ED VR 16-85 will work very well. I found it to be a very sharp lens.
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Not sure. I tried it for my D5100 and it wasn't compatible. You will have to look that one up.
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I have never used the lens on the Nikon D50 but I'm sure it will work fine.I have been very satisfied with lens on the Nikon 100, 300, and 7000
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It should. It works on my D5100. The D50 is an older model Which like the D5100 does not have a motor in the camera. This means the lens has it's own servo motor. So this lens should function just fine on the D50. The full identification is AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 GII. Nikon DX VR. The AF-S indicates the servo motor on the lens which allow you to autofocus with your camera. A good indictor would be if your other lenses are AF-S this one will work fine. If it were not an AF-S it would still work but only with manual focus. Sorry if my response is a little muddy. I can tell you It works fine on all my Nikons Including my old D60... Which I think is close to what your D50 is. Hope this helps.
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Yes it's compatible with the Nikon D7100 I use it with mine and have been very happy.
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If you have a Nikon D50, you do not need any adapter. It screws on to your camera lens. If you want to use a filter on it you'll need to buy a 62mm filter.Frank P.
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I do not know if this is compatible with the K50. I have used it on a K10D and my current K30. Are you aware of the Pentax Forum? Based in the UK, worldwide participation, funded by member contributions. Try http://www.pentaxforums.com/ and see what you can find out. I highly recommend the product. AA batteries are everywhere and chargers for the proprietary Pentax battery are not. John Blair
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Yes, your D50 has a built in focus motor, so it will function with all passive and motor driven lenses whether they are DX or not. Enjoy.
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I am not positive but I am quite sure that it is compatible. Call your local Nikon desler or go to the Nikon web site.
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It certainly should. I use if for my D7000 with the Nikon 18-200mm zoom lens and the D50 has a smaller body than the D7000.
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It is compatible with both the D40 and D40x. Below are from the D40 tech specs: Optional Accessories: ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control, Capture NX, Camera Control Pro, EH-5 AC Adapter, EP-5 AC Adapter Connector, EG-D100Video Cable, Semi Soft-Case CF-DC1, Speedlight SB-800/SB-600/SB-400/R1C1 From: http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=2&productNr=25420
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Cannot answer compatibility question, but I do like the lens (on my aging D50), and it uses a 67 mm circular polarizer.
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i purchase the cable to work with D50, D70, but while I was on vacation I loaned it to a guess with a D3100 and it work. I am not sure if this is a long term solution.
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Nope. The D50 is an amazing camera. I still have mine and use it for high speed photography because unlike 99 percent of cameras it actually has a "digital shutter" meaning it actually just turns on and off quickly by itself at really high speeds instead of curtain syncing so it can be used for high speed flash photography.I'd say if you can get one really cheap go for it and also get a 50 1.8 lens. Great learning setup as it's what I used as a beginner.