Do any D800/D800E owners have an experience with this unit that they can share? I have a D810 arriving in a few days and I am hoping mine will work ok
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worked on NIkon D5100, but a slight drop in first month and it was toast. Since it was trauma, not refundfirst one I got had a bad connection and was replacedThis is not made for rugged use.
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This GPS unit is very good, reasonably fast start up and low battery drain. I used it during vacation trips (powered all day) and did not have to change the battery. However, I used it with the D7000. When I upgraded to the D800, this brand was not available with the matching plug for the camera, so had to do with it. Since the GPS unit is unchanged, I would presume that the same functionality would be preserved. For this price (less than what I paid at Amazon) it is definitely worth a try.
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I don't own a D800 but the wiring on the unit is the same no matter which camera you use it on. The plugin to the unit will stand no mistreatment whatsoever. As inexpensive as the unit is you might give it a try. After my third cord, I gave up.
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I'm not familiar with the D810, however, I have a Nikon D80 and it works just fine.
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David, you should keep an eye on nikonrumors [dot] comThey monitor all of the word on the street. Current consensus is that there is not going to be a refresh for the D700 this year.I have owned one for a year and a half, and am absolutely thrilled with it. I will keep it for a very long time. The overall sensor performance (low-light, etc.) is still one of the best in the world. see dxomark [dot] com
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A word about the D800. I downloaded the 20 megabite sample jpeg image files nikon provides and tried my hand at working with them in photoshop and Topaz filters. I see some color banding in the shadows, hmm? Has any one else tried working them?The other thing is that I noticed is with 36mp images at 20MB's your post processing times to slow to a crawl.
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Hi I would not waste my time &gt;&gt;&gt; I have tried sending in letters with my D300 and lens . All they did was replace parts in lens and sent a real nice letter saying they could not recreate the issue , Thank you for being a Nikon user. Now my D300 is back with nikon for a focus screen replacement as it has scratches on it . Not on the pictures , you can only see it in the view finder drives me nuts. I believe that they are not going to do anything untill they find a fix, If they admit that there is an issue sales would fall badly. All i know is that the users that have the DBS are not bragging about how good of a camera it is. I would not touch a D300 now if they payed me .
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Nop I have the d802 and it didn't work you will find it in another site like this etradesupply.com
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Works perfectly with D800 and should be the same for the 800e. Identical interface!
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Mine did not work at all out of the box. It appeared to be a flaw with the unit not linkage to the camera. Good luck.
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It's not solved. My D610 had oil spots too. There are D610 out there that don't have the issue (yet).And I stress YET, because the issues can present itself after use. Yes, you can return your camera, yes if you whine enough and try enough units you might get a good unit. I just gave up and took my money instead of another D610, I do not like playing the lottery for $1,500.
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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
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I have not. But I see no reason why it wouldn't work flawlessly. I do own this product and have used it with my D700 on many occasions. It is a simple system.
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I have two SB-910's, no problems. Much better refresh time than the SB-700 I have. I will keep up with the D800 fps with no problem.
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I've used the SB 900 on a D800 for years without problem. I'm sure the SB910 will too
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Have the same problem as well...didn't have it with D700 or D300. Really not pleased given this is a $3K camera. Really lowers the pleasure of using this camera - may have to return.
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I'm finding that's not happening for my D5100. Returned the first one, got a second, still doesn't work. My review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1POHQWMRP1Y0G/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B007G3DQI2
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It works very good in my D7000. Is there remote menu on D810? If there is it I think it will work.
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Thanks but what I'd like to understand is how it can be working perfectly one day, shut off while not in use, then the next time I turn it on, the image on the LCD screen is blurred, I haven't even pressed the shutter release yet, (and wouldn't due to the blurred and dark image). How can that happen? Why is there a need to adjust ISO settings when they haven't been touched?!