Will this work with the new Nikon D750?
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Yes it should. They both have a 3.2" RFT-LCD. The only difference is that the 750 has a "tilting" LCD. View this link: Photographylife.com/nikon-d750-vs-d610
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Yes it should. They both have a 3.2" RFT-LCD. The only difference is that the 750 has a "tilting" LCD. View this link:Photographylife.com/nikon-d750-vs-d610
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I don't know about the D750 but I used to own a D7100 it works great for the D7100. I have now upgraded to the D610 and the Glass does not fit but my display came with a protector ( don't know how the D750 is ) there is a little protector for the digital display control panel on top near the on/off switch it fits perfect for my D610 so If the glass for the display on the back doesn't fit It would still be worth covering the top display with protector. Good luck.
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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 doubt it. I would go to the Nikon website for the use of this item is very limited. Amazon thought it was compatible with my D7000 and it was not. If it will work for your camera, let me know for I have no use for it. You may want to check out the Eye-Fi product which works for me and the d 7000
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Hi Thomas, We have a 7000 so I am sure since we provided the old lens to our daughter's D5000. Thanks Kirk
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I can't tell for sure, I use it in my d5100, I assume that this works with the d7100 as well but I can't ensure this.
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it works very nicely with D700 that I have. I would expect it to work with D800 but I am not sure.
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It works on the D7000, and since they are vitrually the same camera, I would think it would work. However, you might consider looking at the manual and/or Nikon's website to determine the original model number and then searching for compatible non-branded models.
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Don't believe it will...it has to plug into the 10 pin propietary plug that some of the Nikon cameras have. My old D70 doesn't have it but my new D800 does.
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Yes it will. The D750 has the required MC-DC2 receptacle which accepts the cord from the remote shutter release. The D750 also allows you to use a smart phone which can be used to trip the shutter and will display the viewfinder's image so you don't have to be near the camera to preview the image or to activate the camera's shutter release.
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I am sure it will. I use it with a D800 and it works great. I would also mention there is a fully functional trial available through Nikons website. Once you decide to buy, just enter the serial number from the disks and you are set without reinstalling.
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Yes! I just bought a D750 3 weeks ago and ordered the RFN-4 (RF-908) right away. So far it has worked flawlessly. I've been using it up to 90 feet away for bird photography. Great product!
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Yes - I used mine (very, very briefly) with my D800. When it worked, it was perfect, but it then failed suddenly and has not worked since.
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Hi latingirl, Thank you for contacting Triggertrap. This cable will not work with the D750, as the camera does not have a DC0 port. You will need an either the newer MD3-DC2 or the older MD-DC2 kit to connect a D750 to Triggertrap Mobile. We have not tested our kit with the Nikon D750, as it has not been released yet however I see no reason why it would not work with a Triggertrap kit with a DC2 connection cable as the camera has a DC2 port for remote shutter releases.
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Yes, this will work just fine. I actually have it on a D7000 and am very happy with the results.
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Saudra I do not have the D750 but unless Nikon has changed the software which drives the hot shoe contacts, which is highly unlikely as they would then have to have specific flashes for the 750, so I say yes the Yongnuo would definitely work.
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Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htmJust get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
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Im not sure about the D750 but I do think they all have the same port. The device attaches via the GPS port. I use it on my D90 and D7000 and I do think the D750 has the same design GPS port so it is possible.