Can it work on a Nikon D7100? Can I place the trigger on the camera and a another flash on top of it? I have a Sunpack digiflash 3000 for Nikon.
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Yes it will trigger the flash but no communication will be passed through the Hot shoe for TTL exposure settings. Just fire a test shot and make exposure adjustments on the fly. Isn't that what makes Digital Great? P.S. Make sure your in single shot mode unless your shooting at 1/3rd power or less the flash won't trigger for the second,3rd,4th,5th,6th,11th shot. 1-2sec or worse recycle time on that flash.
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Yes, your flash will work on top, but it will not work in TTL mode. You will have to run it in manual. Which for my purposes is all I need. Hope this helps!
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I have not tried a D-7100, but have yet to see a Nikon DSLR not trigger the 603N. It will be Manual flash mode only, no TTL support on any camera. The flash has to support "X Sync" to fire. . I have a Nikon SB 400 that does not work unless it is mounted on the camera or I use a sync cable. The Sunpak 3000 is not listed by Yongnuo , check out the Sunpack site for more info.
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Yes, the Nikon MC-DC2 is used on all of the other cameras mentioned, and will also work with D7100. Beware of the Aperture brand though, I've had bad luck with it twice...poor wiring....Satechi makes a much better unit, and also has on/off swirtch...
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Sorry, don't know the answer to that, as I do not own D7100. You might reach out directly to the manufacturer.
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Hi, I have one of this flash, it works with the D7000, just make sure that the flash is made for Nikon
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The trigger will work on any camera that has a hot shoe. I have this unit and although it is affordable it is not made with any quality. One of the jacks broke off inside my strobe on the first use just by pulling it out when I was finished.
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Should work as a flash trigger. (Unsure if it will work for you as a remote shutter release... Not sure if the D80 has the connector which mates to what is supplied in the kit.)
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If the flash is for your camera, i.e Nikon, Cannon. Pentax and if the trigger is for your camera then it should work fine.
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It works for my D7000, so I can't imagine that it wouldn't work for the D7100, since they have identical flash subsystems.
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Although I don't have the d7100, I am pretty certain that it will work on your camera. I don't think that there is much change on the hot shoe design the last few years.
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NO, it will no work, it will not even fit the lens. it works great with the D7100 but it is not compatible with the lens. I hope this helps. God bless..
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Yes - exactly what rick said. Perhaps its best use is that it can be set in "slave" mode off the camera (in your hand, on a stand, etc) with the built-in pop-up flash on your D7100 used to trigger it ("commander" mode). You can learn all about this usage in your manual and on strobist.com.
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I used it with my canon 60d and t4i with no problems. I work for Lifetouch national school studios with their Nikon d 200's with a large power light with no problems as well. On the transmitter that goes on the camera it only has one little pin in the middle that touches the flash mount receptor. I hope that's understandable. I don't know how to explain it. Anyways it works with my personal cameras and work cameras no problems.
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Check out this link I found on the Nikon site: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/886/~/d-slr-and-nikon-speedlight-compatibility
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I have a Sony HVL-F58AM. I have used the "Wing" on it and it worked very well. You will have no problem using it in your Nikon flash. I could affirm that it could work actually in any flash. It mounts like a "hat" on top of your flash. The wing is just a light diffuser. I am happy with it. But there are lots of light diffusers for flashes. You will know if you like it or not if you try it. Just like everything in photography. Buy and try trials !!! Another thought is that you can enter its name in Youtube and you will see a nice tutorial about it. I came to learn about this diffuder in Youtube. Try to watch its video.
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1. I see no reason why it would not work with a Nikon D7100. 2. True, there is no aperture ring on the lens with a Nikon mount. The aperture may be manually set by the camera itself in the Aperture or Manual modes.
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i do not have that flash, but I am fairly confident that it will trigger any flash. You need to have two flash triggers; one on your camera, and the other on your flash.
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I think it should work on the D7100 also but not 100% sure. Check your user guide on the D7100.