I have seen only good coments about this flash but all for Canon, is it Nikon compatible and how does it work?
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This is the canon version, hence the "C" on the end of the model. The nikon version is PZ42XN. The mount is different for Canons and Nikons. In terms of functionality and getting it to work, you simply mount it on and you can leave it in auto mode and you're ready to go. Of course you can experiment with the manual settings if you wish to get more experimental with your photography. This entry-level flash is great to experiment with bouncing since you can tilt and swivel it. Here is the Nikon version: http://www.amazon.com/PZ42X-Flash-Nikon-Digital-Cameras/dp/B0015A70SE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371489827&sr=8-1&keywords=PZ42XN
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I would contact the Nikon & Sunpak people for the information you're looking for. That's your best bet. I did this when I purchased this flash for my Canon & it helped me make my decision. I like the flash.
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I have one of this.i use it in my Nikon D5100.its good.but its take 30 sec to re-flash.its not good .
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My understanding of this flash system is YES, it will work properly. Be sure the flash is for a Nikon system though.
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It does work for a Nikon but not very well. My pictures turn out better without this flash. I would not suggest spending the money on this one and spending more and getting one that will actually work.
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To the best of my knowledge it will work on either, Nikon or Canon. Like many other photography related items on Amazon this flash is listed in a way in which it will pop as a search result specific to Canon, others are set to do the same for Nikon.
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I used it on a D3100. When it worked, it was fine, but it was not reliable, especially in iTTL mode. It would overexpose quite a lot. I had to return two units before I gave up on it. I DO have a manual YN-560 III that is great, especially for the price, but I think you need at least one authentic Nikon in your kit. I ended up taking the plunge and getting an SB-700 and I don't regret it all. Flashes, like lenses, will last you a long time.
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The flash should work with all modern Nikon DSLRs. It works with my D7000 which is a much older model
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Yes, a friend of mine uses it with her D3200. It is a very good flash. I liked the performance of hers so much I am ordering one for my D3200.
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For starting out. I think it's a great flash. Also, the price is right. It costs upwards 150-200. It also performs very well for its size. As far as use on a T3, it is compatible and would work well. The nice thing about this flash is that it's not big an bulky like a majority of flashes tend to be. I would recommend this for sure. The only way I would say look for another is if you are a highly experienced photographer and have very specific needs from your flash.
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Yes, this flash work with all Canon Cameras, flash synchronization with the camera is excellent.
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I've never heard it not being compatible with any of Canon's DSLRs. It is a fantastic lens.
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No yet it works just grand on Canon EOS 7D. It's a great flash, equal, in my mind, to the Canon product. Of course I like Sigma products, and have since folks at the National Geographic magazine told me(when I had Nikon F4) that Sigma lenses were just as good as Nikon's and cheaper. I really like me EF-610 DG. It works grand and I examined the Canon(a very good product)yet if your wanting to save a few bucks the Sigma is just great.
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I didn't try it on a Nikon. I bought it for my Canon 6D and I am thinking that with all the connections specifically for Canon TTL flash, that it would be doubtful that it would work on a Nikon - at least not with all the sophisticated functions.
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You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!! You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for... » Read More You should not have any problems using this flash on any camera. It works with all the camera's I've used including the 5D. Its a great flash if you are just a beginner. In addition on the back of the flash it has a chart of settings that describe the power setting for flash according to the Aperture. Now just be cautious that this flash is cheaply made and cannot take a beating. The housing is made of plastic and if you drop it or bang it around too much it will definitely come apart. Again, I only recommend this flash if you are just learning to use flash it should be a good tool just for that. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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Melissa, I am not that familiar with the Canon line of camers as I shoot NIKON. But I"m sure that it is. I is nothting more than a frensel that attaches to the fromt of the flash.
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It works just fine on my D90. I like it best for portraits and close up macro shots where I want to flood the object with light. When I bought mine, I questioned it's ability for use with nikon because it was pictured with a canon. The unit comes with many lens adaptors so it can be mounted to just about any lens.
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I used it with my canon 60d and t4i with no problems. I work for Lifetouch national school studios with their Nikon d 200's with a large power light with no problems as well. On the transmitter that goes on the camera it only has one little pin in the middle that touches the flash mount receptor. I hope that's understandable. I don't know how to explain it. Anyways it works with my personal cameras and work cameras no problems.