Will this card work on a NIKON D50?
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Wolfgang, I don't have a D50 so I don't know what changes in accessibility the camera has compared to the D3100 I have. All I can say is that the exposure information and some other technical things would translate in function. It's a pretty inexpensive item, considering.
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I looked up the NIKON D50 specs and the difference between it and the NIKON D90, my camera, is minimal. I will say that yes, you can use this guide with the D50. That is the good thing about NIKON Cameras, the functions are very similar in all generations of digital cameras. All in all, the Nikon Digital SLR guide is useful for all NIKON digital camera owners.
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These cards are for Nikon cameras in general. It provides the basic info about ISO Apperture and Shutter speed.
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Probably. They are generic cards for Nikon digital SLR's. They dealin with settings that are best for different types of photography.
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I have a D50, so I am not 100% sure, but I am fairly sure it will work. It works great with the D50. For the price, its worth trying.
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no. go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_D50 and scroll down to the comparison chart. the cameras highlighted in yellow will not work with this lens.
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I would think so. I have not tried it specifically on this model, but have used it successfully on both the D50 and the D7000.
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No, it won't.The D50 has a different battery, and, therefore, a different configuration.
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The D50 is a much larger camera than the D3000. This battery Pack Grip would not fit.
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From my understanding no it will not as your camera only works with Compact Flash where as this card is a high speed secure digital.
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I don't think so, it would not work on my nikon D-90, I got a 32 GB and it did work.sorry I can't be more help.PAUL
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Yes, this card will work great in your Nikon D5300. The D5300 is an awesome camera and this card will certainly help you capture more, especially when shooting in continuous high speed mode
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Yup, as this is an AF-S lens, it'll work and focus with you D50. As a matter of fact, the D50 camera kit actually comes with this very lens!
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2 GB cards are SD cards. SDHC are higher capacity. My Nikon D50 (older camera) uses 2 GB cards, nothing larger. 2 GB cards should work on older cameras like mine.
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Yes. It works with Nikon D40, Nikon D40X, Nikon D60, Nikon D3000, Nikon D3100, Nikon D3200, Nikon D5000, Nikon D5100 and Nikon D5200.
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I would assume it would. It is a fast card, but you might check Cannon's site & see what they recommend, that is what I did with my Nikon. But I well continue to purchases more of these cards even though it is kind of pricey. It is worth it to me. What I shot pictures of too are, a lot of sports, weddings & families.
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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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I think so, but I would check with the manufacturer. I'm using it with a Nikon D4 in Adobe Lightroom 5 on a Mac. Love this card reader, compact and versatile!
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Hi Ken, it should. https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17353/~/approved-sd-cards-for-d5100
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Regrettably, the D50 was made before they came out with High Capacity SD cards. SDHD cards are basically any card that is over 2 GB. So a 32 GB card won't work. But I have found that 2 GB is enough. You can get lots and lots of pictures on it at standard or even high resolution. Also, most any brand of SD card is fine, and this is because you can snap pictures as fast as a film SLR. If you have a higher speed card you most likely won't notice any difference in recycle speed. I find that Sandisk cards are of excellent quality. So if you like Transcend, just find one that is 2 GB or less. Regrettably, the D50 was made before they came out with High Capacity SD cards. SDHD cards are basically any card that is over 2 GB. So a 32 GB card won't work. But I have found that 2 GB is enough. You can get lots and lots of pictures on it at standard or even high resolution. Also, most any brand of SD card is fine, and this is because you can snap pictures as fast as a film SLR. If you have a higher speed card you most likely won't notice any difference in recycle speed. I find that Sandisk cards are of excellent quality. So if you like Transcend, just find one that is 2 GB or less.