does this work with nikon d300S
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Yes, but there is no TTL. Either use the built-in camera meter or a light meter, like a Sekonic. Or, as the ultimate fallback plan, just adjust the power output until the exposure is correct.
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I don't know whether this works with Nikon. You have to find out from the technical specs. According to the manual it says yes. But I am sure if you have another flash it will work as a optically triggered second flash.
1281401
I personally do not and tested this model of camera but if I understand it works very well
1281402
This flash will work with any Nikon DSLR. However, it is a manual only flash. So if you are looking to use TTL mode to control the flash, this is not the one for you. That being said, it is a great flash and once you learn to use a manual flash, you will never go back to TTL anyway.
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They make the same model with a Nikon compatible hot shoe. However this one is canon compatible. Just make a search here on amazon and you'll find it right away.
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It should. I have used it with D5000. I see no reason why it should not work with D3000. Please see: http://lenshero.com/lens/Nikon-AF-S-DX-VR-55-200mm-f4-5.6G-IF-ED-lens
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I'm certain it will; it works on all of our DX and FX cameras (D3200, D300S, D800). However with your D3000, as with all Nikon DX cameras, it will have the 1.5X factor in angles of view. Pretty heavy for handheld shots though, I highly recommend a tripod with it, this what I do most of the time with this lens; the plus side is that it's also a fast lens, so perhaps you can go to faster shutter speeds to reduce camera-weight related shakes.
1105599
It will work but really doesn't make sense because the D3000 uses a smaller sensor and therefore the lens would be equivalent to a 42-450 lens. A better choice for that camera is Nikons excellent 18-200 lens
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yes, this filter will work with your Nikon D3000. Be aware that depending on the lens, you may experience a hot spot in your images. This hot spot may be extreme or very slight. I experienced a slight hot spot with my Nikon D-3200 and 18-55mm lens. You'll need to experiment and see the results with whatever lens camera combination you're using
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It works perfectly on my D300s which uses the same connector as the original D300. It also works on my D700 and D800 as well!
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It works great on my Nikon 3000. I am 90% sure it will work for you. You will have to set up your camera to use it.
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Yes it will work but as the d300 is not full from it will have a focal length of ~30mm
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Yes it should work with Nikon-300 since all Nikon lens' have same adapter to Nikon SLR. I have the 70-300 Nikon lens and they worked great for close up shots.
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Yes, the BS-1 hot shoe cap fits the D300 camera; I hope this helps. Thank you.
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I have a D300 and it works with that. Seeing as how the D300s is a slight upgrade of the D300, but otherwise the same camera, I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn't work with it.
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The answer is yes. I have one that works equally well on my D300 and my D800.
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The MC-36A has a 10-point connection to the camera body. If the D300S has a corresponding 10-point connection the Mc-36A remote will work fine. Check your owner's manual or go to Nikon USA for additional information.
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My husband has the D300 and does work. But you need to buy a seperate part to make it work.
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It works with my D30 Camera which has a CompactFlash slot, I also brought an SDHC Card Adjuster to use regular SDHC Cards, and it works fine. If you have a CompactFlash slot in your Camera or any Camera, it should work.
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I have not used it in a Nikon D300. It fits into the Canon 5D CF slot perfectly, the same as a regular CF card does.
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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!