Has anyone tried this on a Nikon D300? It says it won't work but I used a friends Polaroid viewfinder that looked just like this &amp; it worked fine.
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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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The viewfinder does not work unless it is snuggly and properly mounted, i.e. screwed into the connector on the camera. However I suggest user exercise care with camera when one is mounted.
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It will not work on d3100. It only works on D700,D800 or D4 which have a round view finder
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It was designed for film, but works perfectly fine for a digital slr. I used it for quite a few years on both film and then on a 30D. The focal length is affected slightly, but that's about it. I'm sure somebody with a really sharp eye could point out differences, but I certainly couldn't detect anything.
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mine has worked great for quite some time, the other commenters may be the case for. There are certain digital only nikon lens that won't fit this, such as CX lenses and others too I believe, so that may be the case...
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I haven't been able to find a place to plug it in on my D3000. I bought it to use it on a D3, where it works just fine. - The Legendary
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I ordered it because I read other reviews that it did work with the 3100. When I received it there we no instructions on how to set up the camera for it. I am in the process now of researching some info. What I have found online and you tube is you need to have the camera on a special setting for it to work. Even the Nikon manual has no into on this. So, bottom line is I'm still researching it. The price is great. It came much quicker then they said it would.
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Dear Grace,Make sure you have a Land Camera with the bellows. If your camera spits out the picture and develops when exposed to air then this film won't work. But if it's a camera that takes the pack film that you pull out and peel after a minute or so, then it will work beautifully! The Fuji Pack film works with all Polaroid Pack Cameras. Check out the video link below for great tips on your Land Camera. Plus they have other great videos about this camera.http://filmphotographyproject.com/video/2013/02/polaroid-100-automatic-land-camera-crashcourse
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Will not work on the NEX-7. It uses the tripod mount and the NEX-7 is in the wrong location. Anyway I use the electronic viewfinder which is on my NEX-7.
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Yes it will work for the D3000. I believe that if they put it on their title then it will work. But if you want a customer's answer, yes I just tested on a D3000 and it does work. =D
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I've used it with a Nikon P300 using the standard sized tripod screw point. Camera size and weight may be more relevant as an issue, such that a proper tripod (short if on same table) is needed. Should work fine for most compact cameras and SLRs with moderate lenses.
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According to various eBay sellers, they say this lense does work with the D3000. Will hopefully be ordering this lense soon for my D3000 so I'll let you guys know!
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Honestly, I do not know. Check the dealer or the Nikon website. I have used mine with no problems on the D-300, They seem to be relaTIVELY CHEAP ENOUGH TO JUST BUY IT AND TRY IT OUT. Good luck, Bob.
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Then polaroid remote absolutely does work with the D3200. I don't think the D3200 was released when the packaging for this was printed.
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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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I'm not 100% positive, but I googled a picture of the polaroid 300 and it looks exactly the same. I think you should be fine.
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If that is a Polaroid Macro kit, Yes, it will screw right onto any Nikon lens. I have a Nikon D 3200. And it works pretty well on mine. If You have a filter on Your lense, just take off Your folter and carefully screw it onto Your lense. It has exactly the same threads as a Nikon filter, but You have to take YouR time and ease it onto Your Znikon lens so that You don't strip the threads. Good luck fellow Nikon Guy. It works fairly well as a cheap Macro lens. Your Friend, Dave