Can you use a Nikon 5100 with this scope
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You can if you have one. Most T mounts and astrophotography equipment and software is actually set up to use Cannon products...
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You'd have to find a T mount and adaptor to fit it to the scope. If you can find an adaptor to fit the Nikon's lens mount you can fit it to the scope. But how well it will work is another issue entirely. That's going to depend entirely on the CCD chip in the camera and the camera's own built in electronics and how well it can deal with long exposures. Almost all cameras, except those intended for astrophotography, have filters over the chips that are intended to improve image quality for terrestrial photography and can cause problems for astrophotography because they block light at frequencies astrophotographers want. You'd have to find a T mount and adaptor to fit it to the scope. If you can find an adaptor to fit the Nikon's lens mount you can fit it to the scope. But how well it will work is another issue entirely. That's going to depend entirely on the CCD chip in the camera and the camera's own built in electronics and how well it can deal with long exposures. Almost all cameras, except those intended for astrophotography, have filters over the chips that are intended to improve image quality for terrestrial photography and can cause problems for astrophotography because they block light at... » Read More You'd have to find a T mount and adaptor to fit it to the scope. If you can find an adaptor to fit the Nikon's lens mount you can fit it to the scope. But how well it will work is another issue entirely. That's going to depend entirely on the CCD chip in the camera and the camera's own built in electronics and how well it can deal with long exposures. Almost all cameras, except those intended for astrophotography, have filters over the chips that are intended to improve image quality for terrestrial photography and can cause problems for astrophotography because they block light at frequencies astrophotographers want. « Show Less
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Yes. But you'd be better off using two old lenses from a pair of glasses than this thing. It would be more durable. Seriously though, this scope is garbage. Save a little more money and buy a Vortex.
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Hi! I don't think so. I doesn't work on my D5100, just MF.Buy the 50mm f/1.8G. Good Luck!
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The lens does not have an internal motor so relies on the camera's motor and my understanding is that the 5100 does not have an internal motor. You can focus it manually, which isn't a huge deal because it goes from a hard stop infinity to close focus in about 1/3 of a turn. Still, you might be better off looking at a lens with it's own built in motor.
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I didn't try it on 5100 but it should.. all the nikon got the exact same connectors on the hot shoe. This will simply provide you with the additional pc sync port. I've tried it on the D610 and SB 700 and it worked well
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U would have to either look up the outside/outer diameter of that scope front n back. Maybe even call nikon like i did.
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I believe the 5100 has a mic input jack. If it does then yes it will work fine.
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Not sure Will, they don't make the 3200 series anymore, that's what I have and it is essentially a Nikon scope. Might be a good question to ask Bushnell's customer service? The one I have is Fantastic! Great scope.
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it would be a waste of money for the d5100. it weighs more than the 5100 but works really well with the d3x.
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You can film with this camera but it is very limited (space). No, the Nikon P510 is not compatible with fish eye lenses; this camera has a fixed lens. -- TeCoa
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Both the prevoius guys are correct, you have to find the diameter of your lense. I strongly doing this asap, Not for effect but for protection... a lesson I learned the hard way, I scratched my Nikkor lense and it is over 300.00 to fix (OUCH) the 510 looks to be a 67mm but do the reaserch to be sure..
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Yes. Btw this is the BEST scope I've ever used, & I've used scopes WAY more expensive!! Quality is awesome & lenses are Clear beyond belief. Hope it helps :)
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The binocular has a tripod mount, so you should be able to use it. This tripod has the standard mount.
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Yes, it is compatible with the D 5100. I purchased this last year and have had no problems using it with my D5100. I literally just plugged it into the side port and it worked right away -- no special installation required.
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I would say no but go to Midway USA they have all the data on them. A few different powers. Great scope. I have the 4 x 12.
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I can't address if the eyepiece will fit the D5100 check the Nikon compatibility chart. I have found it of value in macro work for that extra edge in sharpness. Many factors come into play ie. age of your eyes, use of mirror-up-option and quality of lens.
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No,.bjut you can buy a scope to fit on it $7 to $20 dollars, Like the NC 4 x20 or like the crosman4x15