Will this viewing system work on a Nikon D3100 camera?
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The D3100's rear LCD screen is a different aspect ratio (4:3) compared to the screens found on Canon's xxxD line of cameras (3:2). This, combined with the Canon LCD screen being positioned slightly higher on the camera body, means that if one were to successfully attach the metal frame for the viewfinder, it wouldn't cover all of the D3100's rear screen (probably leaving a gap at the bottom). Another consideration would be the tripod mount this attaches to: it's likely the position of the mounts is slightly different between each camera, increasing the likelihood the frame wouldn't be positioned correctly. So, it's unlikely the frame would successfully cover the whole screen. If you're okay with not having full coverage, you could consider it but, personally, I would recommend against buying this for the D3100. (It might be a good idea to search around online for others that may have tried it out before, too.)
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It doesnt look like it will work judging by the size from the quick release plate hole on the nikon vs the canon. they do have sticky magnetic bracket u can apply to the nikons and use a similar LCDVF.
1842255
It will work on any slr that has a 3" monitor. It is very useful for focusing and isolating the image, so you can compose it how you like.
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Completely so, yes. I usually go to the Nikon website and check accessories matched to my D3100. I purchased this release and it works fine. It uses the top connector on the left side of the camera, right under the rubber door. Also if you have (or will buy) the Nikon GPS unit, it has an "extra" connector so you can use it and the remote at the same time.
1051379
If there is a mic outlet on the 3100, then yes. I have the d7000 & it works perfectly.
1806471
I don't know if it will work for the d3100 or not. I got mine for a canon, hoping it would work but unfortunately it doesn't.
451810
Absolutely, it works great with the D3100. Performs well, only thing when using on camera flash can get a shadow at bottom of photo. It's a little heavy but overall quite satisfied. Great for outdoors!
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In short, no. It's designed only for the Nikon 1 system cameras, which BTW are great.
1596563
The flash is a generic tool with just a Nikon hot shoe, so it should work on your D3100. I've found it to be helpful. Works better in continuous on mode - either right, left or both.
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I don't know for sure, I have the d3100 and it works so I would guess yes. I have not had the problem others have had with it getting stuck in the camera, but it is annoying that I have to take the batteries out when I am not using because there is no power button. I would buy it again though If I were to go back in time, very handy!
64044
Yes, as long as it is the Nikon version. The Sony or Canon versions will not work with the D3100.
680538
Yes it will work on a D3100, has fast internal auto focus, and is great for large groups.
930455
Unfortunately, the Nikon D3100 is not listed as one of the compatible cameras. Through research it looks like the D3100 requires a DC2 connection. We have another timer remote for Nikon with this connection and according to some reviews it will work with the D3100. We hope this helps! http://www.amazon.com/Pixel-TW-282-DC2-Wireless-Control/dp/B004DR3GSO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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I cannot answer that but it works fine with the D3100. You will need a tripod to steady. I hope this helps.
885563
works on my D300S, which is the same mounting as the D3100 - bear in mind there's no linkages, so aperture etc is all manual!
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Yes, it has an internal focusing motor so it should be fully compatible. I have a D3100 and it works fine.
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I have a D3100 and the teleconverter works but it is slow to focus. If I had to buy again I would not save the money and buy a nikon teleconverter it works better and faster.
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It works on my D3100, so I would assume yes, but the adage over making assumptions applies but really the only major differences between the two was image processing and megapixels I believe. It goes into the top port on the 3100 (pic http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond3100/Images/ports.jpg) and looking at a similar pic for a d3200 (http://www.ephotozine.com/articles/nikon-d3200-dslr-review-19230/images/highres-nikon_d3200_ports_1338215617.jpg) that port is still there just at the bottom (under the rubberized cover on the left side)
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I believe it will work on the D610, it does on my D600...but not on the D3100 because it doesn't have the infrared signal. You'll need a wired remote for the D3100. Seems completely silly that one model would have it and not the other...right?!