Do I need to put some adapter in a Nikon D5200?? Or just need to activate in the menu?
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Just activate in the Manu it took a bit but once u have it figure out it will work.
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I have the D3300 and on the "self timer", there is a "delay Remote ML-L3" icon to choose from. I assume yours has the same choices. Choose this and the remote will start the count down to shutter release. In my User manual, there is a section titled: "Remote Control Photography". I hope all this helps you.
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I just plugged mine into the side of my Nikon d3100 and made sure the channels were the same and hit the button:) it was really simple:)
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You need the adapter. My camera did not come with an SD card. I had to purchase one separately, and it came with the adapter. Hope this helps!
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Nikon says it will work fine with the D5200. The D5200 is a crop frame sensor so the lens will be a 100mm to 600mm.
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Hello hello Rmauma...! The Little push-button on the side... is working... like the release-button... on your camera... Push it In... and turn the lens... same way... as your normal lenses. If the button... or the adapter is stuck... Perhaps try... to twist the adapter... just a fraction... in both directions... while pressing... on the button. This can give the Little locking pin... enough room... to Work. Now take the lens... with the adapter... one hand on each... close your eyes... and let your hands Work... Hope this will help... Greetings... Jakob.
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Julianna,....Canon guy here, so not sure. Looks to be a standard mini USB to a standard USB, so If that is what your Nikon takes. I would suggest going to your local Radio Shack, buying a Mini to Standard just to try out. That is what I did prior to this purchase, and it worked fine. $4 investment to make sure. Use mine to tether for remote studio shooting, works great.
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Yes, there should be no problem with the D5200 in all modes. My only complaint is that I wish it also had a PC cord connection as well as the hot shoe connection (since I sometimes need more than one flash at a time.)
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I believe all i had to do to get it to work was (on my nex6):-Enter the main menu screen-go to the 'setup' section-Scroll down to 'Release w/o Lens'-Set 'Release w/o Lens' to 'enable'Your camera will never recognise the lens as its a 3rd party-un-powered-manual lens so you have to enable the camera to operate like normal without a lens attached. If the shutter activates without a lens attached then you are good to go.Hope this helps. BB
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See page 15 of the User Manual at https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18810
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Yes that shouldn't be a problem. For the D5200, you only need a lens that has a motor (denoted by AF-S). The "G" represents gelded, which doesn't have to do with autofocus
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Yes it will work. You will have to operate your d5200 in full manual mode though, probably without your meter as well. Focusing will be manual also
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Several people in dpreview.com forum reported that the Wasabi batteries will work on the D5200 with the latest firmware (C 1.01): http://www.dpreview.com/articles/2823420050/nikon-updates-firmware-for-d3100-d3200-d5100-d5200-p7700
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I own a Sony NEX-5R and in the setup menu you have to go to "release w/o lens" and it must be set to 'enable'. That's how I got my adapter to work even though I don't own one like the version pictured. Good luck!
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There is a pop up flash built into the camera that opens when it senses the need. There may be a way to purchase a seperate external flash to plug in as well- but I'm not certain. I would look at nikons website. It's an awesome camera. I wish I had gotten the all in one lens10-100mm
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Your Nikon P520 do not have a pc connector from the camera to the grip. You won't be able to use the trigger.
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Yes it will work for the d5200 and you may not need the cord. But you will need to buy an extra battery. Buy it online way cheaper
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You have to put your camera on manual. This adapter doesn't connect to the camera the same way an already compatible lense would.