Does this work with nikon D5100?
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It should attach but you'll have Jerry rig the aperture ... Does not engage the little lever
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Yes... *BUT* there is no automation here. No data pass-through to let the camera communicate with the lens and no way for the camera to adjust the aperture. You will be able to use it, but unless you have a lens that will let you adjust the aperture manually, you'll be stuck using it at the highest f-stop/lowest amount of light setting.
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N0, it will not. This extender requires a lens that is completely manual, but the D5100 takes a lens whose f-stop is closed or opened electrically. So if you use this extender, there is not way to set your f-stop.
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This wil work with any Nikon body and lens mount. It turns Into full manual when you use it so no automatic functions will work
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It should work with any Nikon body, but I wouldn't purchase this product. I put it on one of my old Nikor lenses and I still haven't been able to remove it. I may have to use a hacksaw!
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I have the D3100 and I have had no luck with this extension tube. Very hard to attach and remove from camera. I was worried it would damage threads on camera. I
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Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you use with it is what matters. I get fantastic results with these tubes. Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you... » Read More Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you use with it is what matters. I get fantastic results with these tubes. « Show Less
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Yes, it will work just fine with d5100.Be aware that the strap comes with a Arca style quick release plate that will make for easy on-off attachment with any Arca style tripod. Hope this helps
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Hi Mark, I have a D5100 and used this battery for that, so cannot confirm on your query. Although I can assure you that if the voltage rating (7.2V) matches, then it will work properly. Thanks!
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I don't own a D5100. I have D7000, D7100, and D600 bodies. Go to your local camera store and try one out. Put it on your 5100 body and see. If it has the same mount as the other Nikons, it should work. You can also contact Nikonusa.com. They will provide you with the answer.
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Yes it will. It works with my d5100. Sometimes manual focus works better. Overall a very good lens
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Yes, works perfectly on my d5100 and d610 in ttl and manual modes. Also works great off camera in manual mode only with the yn603n transceivers I have also.
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The Triggertrap will work for your D5100 but you will have to make sure you order the correct dongle. The dongle for the Nikon D5100 is MD-DC2.http://shop.triggertrap.com/products/triggertrap-mobile-dongle-md-dc2-for-nikonTriggertrap Mobile Dongle 2, MD-DC2 for Nikon
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I too own that camera but not the lens and though this is unofficial, I am sure it will work with the D5100.
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Hello. I'm using my mic on a D5100. Check if you have a mic port on the camera. If so, it should work fine. Make sure it is a mic port. Hope it works out for you and hope this helps. This mic work fantastic!
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I have this lens and while it works on the D5100, it does NOT have an autofocus motor in the lens and the auto-focus feature WILL NOT work with the D5100. In every other way (manual focus) the lens works perfectly.
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If it takes the same battery as the D5100, then that is the question. It charges independent of the camera.
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Yes, at least it should as it functions perfectly with my D5100 although it lives on my D7100.
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I'm not sure if it's for the D5100. I use it for the D 3100 And it works great. There is room for the Camera and my two lenses and my movie camera and an extra space for some extras. Plenty of room. Hope this helped.
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Yes it should fit Your d5100 as long as it has the 52mm screw in filters work, the the lens will work on Your camera!! Quality of the lens is amazing for the price! You can also separate the lens for macro close up photos! It's A great value for the money....
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Hi, I don't know. With my D5100 it works only in Manual Mode.Take a look if you D90 have built in AF motor, than it could work also in AF. Good Luck!
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I think so but you may need a T2 to Nikon mount adaptor. It is a manual lens and no need to have any electronic interface. So, once you mount to the camera it should work.However, I do not own a D5100 and can't experiment with it. Some camera (like Panasonic M43 models) DO NOT work without lens by default. For these camera, you should enable working without lens option in order to use manual lens.
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Nikon D5100, D5200, D5300 all use 5-pin Mini-B USB... So yes this should work.I know it's an old post, but more specific answers are more helpful to those who may still be wondering the same thing. Cheers.