I have a Nikon d3100, I want to set this up in my living room on Christmas so I can be in some of the pictures this year. This this would work?
1314794
Yes this would certainly work, but I think its overkill for what you need it for. You could simply use the timer on the camera. Unless its candids that you are hoping to capture.
1314795
Yes. It took me some time to figure it out. I finally found a good youtube video that explained it way better than the user guide. Good Luck and Merry Christmas!!
64044
Yes, as long as it is the Nikon version. The Sony or Canon versions will not work with the D3100.
46183
Yes it will work for you Nikon D3100 that is what I have. Never used it for night shots but should work with your long exposure settings. I have used it for group shots at my class reunion. just test your distances. close range is excellent use that all the time for taking pictures of items for ebay and etsy and perfectly clear shots. hope this helps.
285167
Yes it will probably work nicely for you but remember the resolution isn't quite as high as a digital camera. Digital cameras have much higher resolution however their field of view is probably in adequate for what you needed to do. This unit is very good at taking good resolution pictures of small things. And it's not very expensive.
536021
The sensor format is DX for the D3100 and the lens is a DX so it will work. I would suggest purchasing the Nikkor brand. I have this lens and I regret purchasing it.
796511
It should, but everything has to be done in the Manual setting, and I have to say that I wasn't impressed with the picture quality. It's supposed to be HD, and it could all just be me, but if I had to do it over again, I might spend the money and get a Nikon lens.
944081
Works fine as I have a D3200. Set the timer on the camera. You'll see a couple of options. Pick the remote control one. Its nice because you can take as long as you want to set up the picture and you can take more than one shot before going back to the camera. Just press the remote button, but remember, you can be too far away.
1420059
I think it will fit your needs. In fact, we bought this camera to take picture of our home, it came out well. Even the pictures in low light turned out good. I am not an experienced photographer as well, so you can use this like a point and shoot
648775
I love my camera! I've never really used it for that type of pics, but for me it does great. I took some pics of my brothers wedding, Kind of an indoor outdoor setting & I'd did great both ways. I think you'll really like it.
502020
I ended up going with Cameraland (check them out on eBay). Quite a bit less and I got it Christmas day!
1818648
Yup, if you're comfortable using manual focus this will work with your D3100. With that said, I'd probably put my money towards the 35mm 1.8 (Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras). It's more expensive and can be a little hard to get your hands on, but it will auto focus with the D3100. However, if you want a great lens to shoot static images (product shots, nature shots, even portraits) you really can't go wrong for the price. If you plan on taking candid pics of your kids or other non-posed pics, expect to loose some nice shots while you're trying to manually focus.
1094435
It sure will work, but you are gonna have to use manual focus because d3100 doesn't have its own motor, just like this beautiful lens
1580483
I believe this will work just fine. The only problems I ever had was when I tried to use the camera.
490887
Yes, together with Nikon view nx I can take a shot of Santa and have the print ready by the time the next child is up there
186609
I would not recommend it. For a little more money, you shoukd invest in a better quality camera that will last longer.
1734785
This worked for me in a d5200, so I don't see why it wouldn't work with the d3100. I haven't had any issues with it. Great purchase!
2006890
This is a non dedicated flash so it will work, but it cannot be controlled by the camera. You would need a TTL flash if you wanted the camera to control the flash. All adjustments would be done on the flash.