Work with nikon d3000??
1039906
Not used it underwater . It works efficiently during rain storms, just make sure to set focus and pull it tight up to the lens to prevent distortion
1039907
We had problems with the underwater casing. We used it once and it leaked so we immediately stopped using it and returned it.
1039908
I returned it. Did not fit my camera and it isn't a great product in my opinion. I ended up just using a box underwater camera.
1039909
Hi,The problem I found is that I could not focus my lenses. If you have a short lens it might be possible but difficult to turn in the plastic. It is also very difficult to see through the plastic. I'm not sure if this is really just to carry your camera to protect it from the water spraying. In that case this would work fine but to shoot while it is in the plastic was impossible for me so I had to return it. Sadly the only real way to achieve focusing and shooting is a real underwater case which cost about $2,000.
1039910
probably should -- it's a generic and really depends on what lens is attached --
1039911
Does not work well with any camera. Plastic in front of lens is of poor quality, all shots blurry.
1039912
I think it would. It works fine with 3200, you need telephoto lens on to make it fit better; to me it seems a little awkward with short lens. Depends on what you will us it for but I think it's worth the price.
1039913
If the D3000 is of similar size to D7000 - it should. I would comment, however, that I was using it above water on a boat to protect from splashes, etc. I was not happy with the pictures. I did not try it underwater.
2026664
Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
240857
Nikon D3000 works with AF-S lenses and this one is NOT. The lens will work on the camera basically, just without AF. Hope that helps!
1932797
I don't know. Go to the manufacturers website and research. If it will work with a D40, it should work with a D3000.
120588
I would say it would. I have the D3000, I would suggest getting a wireless remote if your camera has the remote shutter setting, it will also set the flash off on the lights. It's a good set, I use it daily.
2174722
Yes it will. It will actually "work" on any Nikon DSLR camera, but it will only auto focus on those with a built in focusing motor. The D300 has a built in focuing motor so it will auto focus on a D300.
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Should since the D3000 does i-TTL (through the lens) which adjusts flash focus to try and match lens focal distance. Nice unit even on manual or as a remote flash with my D5100. Might want to check out the Yongnuo remote triggers to expand what you can do with this speed light.
1184168
It works with my d3000... So I am assuming it will definitely work with the 3100. I primarily use it on my D7100.
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I don't know, but it works just fine with my Nikon D300S. Suggest you simply go to the manufacturer's website at vellogear.com and check the list of compatible cameras. That's what I did.
1344538
The autofocus will not work. You have to have a camera with an internal motor which the d3000 does not have. You would have to go up to a d7000, d400, d600, d800, d700 or the like.
1105596
YES, it will work...get a lens cover to protect the lens as a safety measure...but your camera may not get the full benefits of the lens it being a D3000...
284857
Just hook it to the port mine was Nikon 3100. Have some new batteries in it should work.
2080497
yes, this filter will work with your Nikon D3000. Be aware that depending on the lens, you may experience a hot spot in your images. This hot spot may be extreme or very slight. I experienced a slight hot spot with my Nikon D-3200 and 18-55mm lens. You'll need to experiment and see the results with whatever lens camera combination you're using
927327
Mine is the D3000 and they work perfectly with it, so I think the answer is yes.
1434257
As far as I know you can only use an infrared remote for a D3000. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Remote-Cords/4730/ML-L3-Wireless-Remote-Control-%28Infrared%29.html
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Yes, If you don't think we are right, please try NikonUSA.com /porducts. It doesn't work with all the D-Cameras, which is a Nikon thing.It is a useful remote when on a tripod. Have 'Fun' and keep shooting.
1000677
It works with my D30 Camera which has a CompactFlash slot, I also brought an SDHC Card Adjuster to use regular SDHC Cards, and it works fine. If you have a CompactFlash slot in your Camera or any Camera, it should work.