Will this work with a Nikon D700?
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If your camera takes Flash I type cards, then yes. It worked in my older Canon Rebel.
1297012
Check the Nikon website for compatibility. If you can't find info, I would avoid. My Canon PowerShot Pro1 wouldn't even power up with the adapter card inserted. Computer reads it fine though so I think it's just a camera compatibility issue.
1297013
Yes, it works on my D700, with a 16GB/32GB FAT32 formatted card. I wasn't able to use a 64GB card, since it needs to be formatted as exFAT.Note, it is possible that newer versions of this card have an updated host controller that allows 64GB cards to work. My version doesn't support it (you can get up to 27GB of formatted space, and it will not work in the camera).
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Yes, I am using it in my Nikon D700 with a SanDisk 32Gb Ultra Class 10 and it works great (I am using only one Micro SD and it's in the top slot). I did start out by formating the Micro SD card in the camera and note that I have the last Software update A1.04 B1.03. Last the combination of this adapter with Micro SD card is slower than a stand alone CF Card, however that does not bother me as I do portraits and not sports photography. I pull the Micro SD card, put it into my tablet to do on site slide shows for clients.
1297015
Works on my Nikon D700. I've always used just one slot, the top one. Some have reported that an error happens if using both slots.
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I can't answer for the D700, but it works fine in a 2004 vintage D70. I think you'll be fine, mine has made my camera worth keeping for backup.
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It will not fit in your D7000. But, it will probably fit on your lens. Just check the filter thread and look to make sure this kit includes the ring for that size.
1965862
Probably just an oversight. There shouldn't be any issue with it working on a D700.
1992501
Yes, just make sure to buy the nikon mount. I have used this on my d5200, d7000, and D610 and works amazing on all
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Probably, almost all Nikon lenses are compatible. But I do not have any experience with the D7000
2008035
YES it works with my D7000. not the sharpest lens but a great all around flexibility option.
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Worked well with my D7000. You'd have to check the manual that comes with your camera. This corded remote is much smaller physically than the knock offs.
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I have only used it with the Nikon D7100, with which it does work. Based on the manufacturer's claim that it will work with the Coolpix P7700, I would be optimistic about using it with the P7800. (The same documentation lists the D7000, but not the D7100.)
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I cannot honestly answer that for the D7000.I have a canon 6D and it works wonderfully.I am very pleased with my purchase.
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I am afraid I do not know. I can tell you it does NOT work with a Nikon D70 and D90.Good luck!
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Yes you can use it with the d7000 and I can't rememebr the size of the battery I just know mine lasted me 3 hours
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Yep. I've used it with my D7000 and D7100 - works great. It's a really nice lens.
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It works with my D200, which has a focusing motor in the camera body. My understanding is that the D7000 has the same capability. So I'd bet the answer is "yes". One note: I just bought one of these recently and have been testing it like mad. I'll write a review soon, but it seems sharp as a tack, and nice and light. An incredible bargain at $40! Only one fly in the ointment, though: When using this lens, my D200 underexposes by about a full stop. Knowing that (from my testing), I can live with it. I just need to set the camera to +1.0 stops on the exposure compensation when using this lens. Easy enough to do IF I remember. It is consistent exposure-wise with my Nikon lenses if you meter with a hand-held meter and set the camera manually. For example f/5.6 @ 1/125 taken through this lens gives the same exposure as f/5.6 @1/125 taken through my Nikon 18-70. One last note, and I'll have written my review... Be careful not to let stray light get in through the eyepiece on your camera when using this lens. With it being so slow (f/4), the stray light is much more significant to the meter than if you were using a fast (f/1.8) lens. I think this would apply to any slow lens, not just this one.
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I cannot say whether it was or was not designed to work with the D70, but it did not function with mine. It has been quite some time since I attempted it, but all I remember was an afternoon of communication error messages and digging through page after page of Nikon support that never addressed the problems.
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Yes, it would work on your D7000 But it would no longer be a 35mm since your camera is not full frame. Mounted on your camera it will become close to a 50mm.
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Works with my D7000, so I'd assume it would also work with the D7100. Just make sure you have extra 12V A23 batteries on hand in case the battery in the handheld trigger runs down. They are not so easy to find.
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Yes I'm using this with a D7000 and it works perfectly, nothing else required.