Do you work with a camera dlink 71010
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Hi Luay, I would say more than likely probably not. The cameras have to be Onvif conformant, and from my limited experience with D-link, most of them are not Onvif conformant. Thanks, Sean - Nelly's Security
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Hi not sure but well look into it would like to know myself if you can install one of those on the camerawill get back to you soon as I can
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Nope, just enable port forwarding for the port that Blue Iris wants. You get that under web cast under options. A little intimidating at first to get things going, I was frustrated until I figured out how to do things. You can get a hold of me at www.sumpterpinesrvpark.com, email the owners. I currently have 31 cameras, all HD version.
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I'm not sure but the newer system that I have features plug in ports. Would suggest downloading the schematic to view the port type to see if they will match your pre existing camera plugs
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It kind of works with any camera that does not require special software to access its images. It creates WiFi server using the mass storage driver from the card the storage works like regular card for the camera it creates its own network AP for you to access I have not played with it too much I have not figured out if it can be used on existing network as a node but documentation says it can be done along with push that I have not tried either.
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We have a D5000. Not sure about the 7100. Sorry. It's great for my equipment.
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yes. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Browse.aspx?type=Hardware&category=Communications%20Devices&subcategory=Webcams
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Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust.... » Read More Hello LaToya, this lighting kit works with any dslr camera model or brand that has a hot shoe to attach an external flash on top. I've just looked at your camera on Amazon and do see that the camera does have a hot shoe so your camera should be able to use it. You will connect the wireless transmitter to your hot shoe and the wireless receiver to the lights. Then adjust your lights to get the proper exposure by moving it further back or forward or lowering the power or bumping it up. It's been a while since I've had that set, so I'm not sure if there is a power adjustment for you to adjust. Good luck! « Show Less
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It works on a D7000, don't know about 7100. Location info is written into picture metadata--you will not see it on the picture. Also it is a drain on the battery; probably better than having its own battery, though.
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Unfortunately I do not know the answer to this. I do not have a D610 to know if it works.
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Works great with my d 3200 but I am not sure if it will work with the d 7100
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I had a lot of trouble trying to get the cameras to sync with the 202l. You will also need a hard drive to save video. I could not get it to work right even with dlink support they did not help nor even listen to the questions I had. Good luck . I returned it because of the complications of the whole thing .
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Not sure, I don't have any DLINK CAMERS, However look at the camera in complete darkness and see if the IR'S have a red glow, that indicates 850 nm wavelength, The cm vision ir3 should work. If you do not see any glow, the IR'S are 950 nm which are invisible, may see a very dim blueish glow. Chesk DLINKWORDS.COM to be sureHope this help's
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I am using the YN560-II speedlite in slave mode. If you send your email address I will send a picture of my speedlite mounted with the DMKFoto softbox.
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Yes - I have the camera working with blue iris software using these protocols.
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I work with a photographer that uses these with her d610, as well as a d700, and they work fine.
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Yes. This should work with no problem. Just don't plug the feed side into a network switch and the camera shouldn't even know the Ethernet has anything connected camera side.