Does it work with the Fujifilm XP70?
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I have a panasonic lumix and there was way more than enough room for a much larger camera here is a link http://www.dicapac.com/manual/guide.asp hope that helps.
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For sure it works with X-E2 and X-Pro. I think it should work with X-T1 because, virtually, there is no change in this area for all X cameras
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Yes, I use it with my Nikon, Canon, Fuji and Olympus camera. I've tested it on the Sony A77 Mark 2 as well. It works on all the cameras in full manual mode.
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Sorry Scott, I have used this Wireless flash controller with Nikon D80 and D90, and works well. I do not have a D7000 Camera
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I don't know. Just installed it in an XG8000E and it worked perfectly. I assume the 7000 is the same but I am not sure.
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It works on the D7000, and since they are vitrually the same camera, I would think it would work. However, you might consider looking at the manual and/or Nikon's website to determine the original model number and then searching for compatible non-branded models.
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Suggest you ask Fujifilm or read the material provided with the camera. I have a F550EXR and it works fine.
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Absolutely. It uses a standard 1/4-20 screw, so it will work with any camera that has a tripod mount (your D7000 included).
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It should work since it works with my Fuji x100s. This is the new version that has some new features like toggle switches to choose between receiver or transmitter (which makes it work with cameras other than Canon), and hotshoe locks
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Hi, I have a Fuji X-M1, it has also a X-mount like the X-E1. My Sony A-mount lens fits on the adapter, so it should work. The aperture is working (more or less), the screen and manual focus also. But I did not manage to shoot a photo, pressing on the button made no photo. Perhaps I had a wrong setting in the menue. Nevertheless the device broke after some minutes. The little button on the left of the device is there for releasing the mounted lens. It broke, I needed a ballpen to release my lens and I sent it back.
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I use this remote with the Fuji XS1 and it works fine. Since it works through the download port on the camera (and they seem to be pretty standard from one camera to the next) it should work with your camera. You might just query the vendor.
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I am sorry to tell you that I cannot answer that question! When I bought it, I made sure that it would work with a Canon SLR, and that it does wonderfully. There probably is a version of this flash unit that works with the fuji x cameras. Fuji support or Sunpak support could tell you that. All I know is that this flash on my Canon 5D works like a built-in flash; it's that synchronized! God bless and have a good day and a happy new year!
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It should. I have not tried out this feature yet but did some research. Also if you have the Fuji App on your phone it acts like a remote for timed pics, and bring the pictures to your phone.
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http://www.fujifilmusa.com/support/ServiceSupportProduct.do?prodcat=878931This link should be what you are looking for. Just download the drivers from Fuji's site. Let me know if it works for you.
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I believe this battery will work with your F72 EXR camera. However for clarification it would be prudent to visit www.fujifilmglobal.com website and under support you can locate the manual for the camera. It will probably be listed as F70/75.
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Yes it does, I am using it on a Nikon D7000 and it works great. Hooks up easy and no problems.
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Absolutely! I have it for my D7100 and I know for a fact that it will work for the D7000.