Will it work on a Nikon DF (maybe via usb as no ten pin connector)?
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Mine came with two cables-one ending in the 4-pin quasi-USB-type connector that fits my D3200, and another rending in the 10-pin round connector that fits those other Nikons that use that connector. I believe this will work just fine with any camera that supports Nikon's GP-1 or GP-1a. Nikon's web site specifically lists their GP-1a as an accessory that is compatible with the Df, so I would assume that this GPS unit is also compatible with the Df. See &lt;http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Photography-Accessories/DSLR-Camera-Accessories.page?#!/tag:7WA:GPS%20Accessories/product:Nikon_DF:Nikon%20Df&gt;.
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No, this will not work with any Nikon DSLR. You need the Nikon GP-1 GPS Unit with a GP1-CA10 (10 pin adaptor cable)
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As long as you have a port to plug the dongle into, it works fine. I have used this on a variety of Nikon models and have yet to have a problem.
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Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
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It works fine, however, make sure the cable is for the Nikon D7100. I use it mostly for GPS as I have already a RF trigger, but the cable trigger works also fine.
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No, this particular release is a 10-pin connector. For the D600 you need what I think is called the Micro SB connector. I have the D700 and D600, and each requires its own release.
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That cable has a Nikon proprietary mini-USB connector, that probably works on many different Nikon cameras. Look at the "what's in the box" part of the ads for that camera, which will list the type of cable included. I found that a UC-E6 cable came with my Nikon, and bought this cable as the replacement. A standard mini or micro USB cable will not work in the camera, but this is a Nikon type cable, not a standard USB cable.
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While I do not own the D800, I see no reason that would prevent it from working. The standard connections have not been modified.
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Yes. It should work on any relatively new Nikon camera (not sure how well it would do on old mechanical cameras)
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No, this remote is for cameras that have a 10-pin nikon remote connection. The D40 does not have a 10-pin connection.
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if your camera have the screwtype mount for AF like the nikon D7xxx series it will work without a problem
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I do not believe it would work, as the d3000 lacks the 10-pin remote terminal necessary. I do not own a d3000. But was able to judge from an image of the controls of the d3000 online.
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I can't really answer that as I have a D300S (It works great with that model, though). I believe that it is compatible with Nikon's 10-pin connection...does the D600 attach a remote shutter release that way?
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It will work with any F-Mount Nikon dSLR. Keep in mind that autofocus and exposure will not be automated.
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It works on my D800E and as long as you have the cable, i do not see any reason why it shouldn't work.
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I dont know. I work with Nikon 5100. search forums or the official website of usb camera. Sorry