Does this work with the Nikon D80?
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The Yongnuo YN560EX is for BOTH Nikon and Cannon. I have two of these. you simply change the mode to either the n for Nikon or the c for Cannon. Whoever keeps saying these are for Cannon only are completely wrong.
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This is for canon You might want to consider YN568EX Nikon Thank you ' AR PHOTO VIDEO
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This is for canon You might want to consider YN568EX Nikon Thank you 'AR PHOTO VIDEO
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This is made to go from a midsize (mini) HDMI to a standard size HDMI. There are 3 HDMI plugs (micro, mini & standatd) I am not sure what size plug the Nikon D800 has, but my guess would be a micro. So, I do not believe that this would work, but if it is the micro HDMI on your Nikon, Amazon does have that wire also. Please check your specs on your Nikon D800 and that would help you make the correct choice.
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It works with my D800 and for all I know all Nikon lenses, adapters work with all Nikon cameras.
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It should work fine with a Nikon D800 as it's a regular prime lens, not DX. Maybe in manual focus mode though. Not sure.
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It's compatible with my D60, so my guess is that it would be fine with a D80.
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I don't know this specifically, but bought it for a D80 and it doesn't work. Dead on arrival. No matter how much I charge it, it won't work with a D80.
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Its works perfectly with the D700 and D800. I use it with both cameras.No issues what so ever.
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Yes it works great on my d800....fantastic for indoor sports...or outdoor for that matter...the lens is very heavy and works best with a tripod....
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Yes, it works great with the Nikon D800 and D800E. It contains a place for an extra battery in addition to the battery in the camera, which extends the number of images you can take with a full charge.
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That would be a question that should be answered by a rep from Sigma. It works great with newer cameras, but I'm not sure about D80.
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Yes. I use it on a D800 with 70-200 f/2.8G ED VRII, and it works like a charm. Image quality is a bit lower than without, but the AF works quite well.
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The short answer is, yes, this will work with your D80 camera. I bought mine when I was still using the D70. I continue to use the TC20E II through my D300 and now on my D700. The wonderful people at Nikon know that you will upgrade your camera as you gain experience and need more performance. That is why nearly all of the lenses they make will work on nearly all bodies. Unlike some competitors where one must buy a completely new set of lenses once you move from consumer to professional grade equipment.
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While I do not own the D800, I see no reason that would prevent it from working. The standard connections have not been modified.
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It worked with a D800, so I'd try it. I had to return it because the plug for the body would not clear between body and sigma 8mm plus r10 pano rotator I was using for pano photos. For typical lenses this will not be a problem.
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I know this is really late to be responding to this. But I just called Nikon and they said that it doesn't. The only remote that works with the Nikon D40 is the crappy wireless ML-L3 model. Looks like I should have sprung the extra money for the D80. Its something about having the necessary port to actually plug it in.
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I used it with my D800. Works great. The timer on the remote is really nice if you are shooting bulb especially.
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It works on my D7100 and D750. Can't see why it will not work on your D800. It is not a "Pass through" signal however. If you mount you flash on top of the wireless trigger is will not fire the flash - only the shutter. I know strange - so why did they put a hot shoe mount on the trigger. Check the specs. You'll find that it says that it is not a pass through signal. Yongnuo does make a trigger that is pass through for Nikon I think it is their YN-622N