Does this work with the new Nikon D750? It has a deeper hotshoe.
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I would not know about the Nikon D750 but this adapter is nikon and works perfect in the d 700
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It should,since the contact pins are spring loaded,all hotshoes should be the same
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No, this is made specific to be mounted in sony hotshoe, it will not work in nikon, you need to find another with mount to nikon, also the TTL feature of some flashes do not work with this adaptors.
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It's my understanding it works with all hot shoe equipped cameras. However, Erin does have a web site and s toll free number if you want to verify that. I've had great results with my Nikon D3100. Hope this helps. Lance
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As the previous respondent mentioned, it will pretty much work with all external hotshoe type flashes.I have SB600/700/800/900 and they will all work on it as well as non-Nikon flashes such as Youngno.
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If you order the NIKON version, yes. Each TTL (Through The Lens) hotshoe is designed FOR that camera, so the flash has to be the right version to get the fully automatic interaction.
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It doesn't fit the D750. I have both. Don't order the DK22 either as the thread on it does not fit the DK17M so it wont convert it for use on the D750.
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Most likely. It should work with any Nikon DSLR that has a hotshoe. I actually use this same product with my Nikon D5200.
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Yes, I can confirm that this doesn't go into the hot shoe. It plugs into your D700 10-pin remote terminal input socket. If you refer to your D700 parts illustration on page 4, it's part #7. Hope that helps. Bernard
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I have a Nikon D60 which has the same hot shoe so I would suspect YES? I have used this now quite often & am very pleased. I am just an amateur working at improving & it is doing a GR8 job for me.
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Yes it should. They both have a 3.2" RFT-LCD. The only difference is that the 750 has a "tilting" LCD. View this link: Photographylife.com/nikon-d750-vs-d610
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I'm surprised, I would have thought that would work, especially with the D7000. Sorry, I guess I can't help with this one. Good luck!
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Yes - I used mine (very, very briefly) with my D800. When it worked, it was perfect, but it then failed suddenly and has not worked since.
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I have used this extension with a Nikon D60 with Nikon 18-135 mm AF-s Nikor DX lens. The lens has no manual aperture control so I had to epoxy a tab into the tube to force the aperture control up to about f8. Then set camera and lens both to "Manual" mode. You would probably have to do the same -- these tubes pass no electronic data between lens and camera. I don't know the compatibility of the N75 with the DX format lens mount. My guess is the extension would mechanically fit your camera and lens but that is only a guess. Good luck. -- S
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Hi latingirl, Thank you for contacting Triggertrap. This cable will not work with the D750, as the camera does not have a DC0 port. You will need an either the newer MD3-DC2 or the older MD-DC2 kit to connect a D750 to Triggertrap Mobile. We have not tested our kit with the Nikon D750, as it has not been released yet however I see no reason why it would not work with a Triggertrap kit with a DC2 connection cable as the camera has a DC2 port for remote shutter releases.
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Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html+&cd;=1&hl;=en&ct;=clnk&gl;=us&client;=safariand D90, D7000, and D600/D610 are mentioned-- so it probably will. Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_... » Read More Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html+&cd;=1&hl;=en&ct;=clnk&gl;=us&client;=safariand D90, D7000, and D600/D610 are mentioned-- so it probably will. « Show Less
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I have had no experience with the a77But it works very well with my nex7 which uses the same hot shoe
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I don't know about the D750 but I used to own a D7100 it works great for the D7100. I have now upgraded to the D610 and the Glass does not fit but my display came with a protector ( don't know how the D750 is ) there is a little protector for the digital display control panel on top near the on/off switch it fits perfect for my D610 so If the glass for the display on the back doesn't fit It would still be worth covering the top display with protector. Good luck.