Anyone know if it works with the Nikon D3000?
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I don't know, but if your camera is "flashair" compatibile you should be able to find this option within the playback menu. In this case without the card you'll see flashair as an option, but you cannot select it. Once you gave the card in your camera, this option will be available ANC you can start transferring pics. I hope this will help. Pave
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This fisheye adapter attaches to the front of your lens, not your camera. If you are using the stock lens (18-55mm) on your D3000, yes, it is compatible.
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I don't own a Nikon D300, but did check the spec on that camera on-line and I found this: Storage Media CompactFlash© (CF) (Type I/II, compliant with UDMA) MicroDrive© This is the same specification as my Fuji S9000 camera. This adapter is working well in my camera. This is my best answer...
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I believe not because I believe that the D3000 does not have its own built in auto-focus motor, and neither does the lens, because it is an other model. I have used mine on the D90 which does have a built in auto-focus lens.
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I'm pretty sure it will work with the D300 and yes it works with 77mm lenses.
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Yes, this should work with the D300; see: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Remote-Transmitters/27030/MC-30A-Remote-Trigger-Release.html
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I don't know about the D3000 but I have an old D80 and it works well. I have used it quit a bit and have not encountered any problems to this point.
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Unfortunately I know nothing about the D300 as I have a D3100 and it works wonderfully on the D3100.
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It will work with the D300, but I think you would be better off getting a DX lens for your cropped sensor camera.
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Optically it will work. The issue is the adaptor for the diopter. They come in a range of sizes including Canon and Nikon. I am sure one will fit the D300
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Sorry, it won't work with a D300, which is why I returned this charger-I was lucky in that the pawn shop I bought it from later found the charger...
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Nikon D3000 works with AF-S lenses and this one is NOT. The lens will work on the camera basically, just without AF. Hope that helps!
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I have a D800. I see no reason why it won't work with a D3000. Keep in mind that its a manual lens: camera settings will have to be adjusted to all manual settings. Get a good tripod, absolutely a must with this lens if you want reasonable pictures.
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It sure does, I use the remote with a D3000. You have to go into the settings (the part where you set the self timer) and turn it on to remote.It works great :)
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Should since the D3000 does i-TTL (through the lens) which adjusts flash focus to try and match lens focal distance. Nice unit even on manual or as a remote flash with my D5100. Might want to check out the Yongnuo remote triggers to expand what you can do with this speed light.
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I can not say for sure but I would guess so. I use it on my D3000 and it works great. Its not the best for low light but then again my camera does not have the best ISO settings for low light situations. It should work with pretty mush any Nikon DSLR camera.
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Do you mean a d3000? I did use it on a D3300, besides my own D7100 without a hitch.