Does it work on batteries? I know the D100 works on batteries, how about the D200? Thanks.
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try this battery pack: Talentcell Rechargeable 6000mAh Li-Ion Battery Pack For LED Strip And CCTV Camera,12V DC Portable Lithium Ion Battery Bank With Charger,Black
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You should be able to run this speaker on 14.5 Volt battery look on eBay or Amazon, also try Battery Holder Case 10 x 1.5V AA.
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??? But?? This is what is written in its specification on Amazon?! VEry important for me, because I am buying it exclusively for outdoor usage. ThanksItem model number D200Power Source Type AC & Battery
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d20 does have issues with batteries.it doesnt last .maybe my battery pack is defective.i am not sure if a new model is coming soon.
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HI John,Answer: I use it with my Canon D60 and it works wonderfully! BUT ..it eats the batteries! When not in use it still consumes battery power. Be forewarned, install a new battery and in just 3 days.....it's dead!The trick to this delima is to either remove the battery when not in use or place a small piece of paper between the battery + terminal and the contact (with a small tab that sticks out). When needed, simply pull the paper tab and you can use the Wireless Shutter release. Not a technically advanced system...but I spent more on batteries in the beginning than I did for the Wireless Shutter Release. HI John,Answer: I use it with my Canon D60 and it works wonderfully! BUT ..it eats the batteries! When not in use it still consumes battery power. Be forewarned, install a new battery and in just 3 days.....it's dead!The trick to this delima is to either remove the battery when not in use or place a small piece of paper between the battery + terminal and the contact (with a small tab that sticks out). When needed, simply pull the paper tab and you can use the Wireless Shutter release. Not a technically advanced system...but I spent more on batteries in the beginning than I... » Read More HI John,Answer: I use it with my Canon D60 and it works wonderfully! BUT ..it eats the batteries! When not in use it still consumes battery power. Be forewarned, install a new battery and in just 3 days.....it's dead!The trick to this delima is to either remove the battery when not in use or place a small piece of paper between the battery + terminal and the contact (with a small tab that sticks out). When needed, simply pull the paper tab and you can use the Wireless Shutter release. Not a technically advanced system...but I spent more on batteries in the beginning than I did for the Wireless Shutter Release. « Show Less
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I know it works on both, however I just saw it on a d90 and in my d3100, and it works great! Hope it helps!
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no, but it should work fine. I use it on my d5000 with no problems. I would think it would fine on all nikon cameras.
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I believe that it will work on Nikon D90. It works on D7000 and D7100. Be sure to order for Nikon so you have the proper mounting to adapt it to the camera. Also, remember that this is a manual lens. You need to focus manually, be at least 10 feet away from subject in my experience. Plan on a shutter speed of minimum 1000 and better 1600-2000 in order to hope for a sharp image. In other words, you need a lot of light with this lens.
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I use the d90. It wasn't a good buy for me... was slow to work. And only worked once.
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It will work with D5000. I am not familiar to D200, actually is not available in Nikon. You should direct your questions to "www.nikonusa.com" regto D200.
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The lens should work but you will get cropping of the image as this is an FX full frame lens and the D200 is DX sensor. You may wish to consider a DX lens for the D200 as it may be less expensive.
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Yes! It has been working in my D70s, which is the same. These cameras do have the habit of killing batteries over time.I hope this helps. Good luck; Dick...
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Yes, it does work with the d7100, and YES, you CAN find this useful, when you want to do remote triggering. I bought one for mine, and it simplifies doing various things, including night shots, and timed shots where you don't want to accidentally move the camera.
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It works great on the D90. That's what I use mine on. I have a little back-focus that is noticeable especially at the lower f-stops, but it is easy to work around.
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I own a D3000 and the batteries work just fine. They don't hold as much as the original one but they don't cost as much either and I always carry at least 2 with me.
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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I think that it would work fine with your Nikon D7100, just make sure you get the one made for Nikon, I've used it on my D7000 with no problems. Works just fine for remote flash units in manual mode, I've not tried triggering the shutter just yet, put plan on it soon.
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Yes it does work with the D5200. It was a bit scary taking the battery compartment door off because I thought it might break. Fortunately it didn't. The extra time provided with two batteries is great, but I would suggest getting a couple extra batteries. I always have two extra charged. I can't say if the cord might get in the way as I never use it.
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I have tested the camera trigger and it worked but I don't use it regularly. I have a D5100 and sometimes my camera won't talk to the battery grip. The camera will be functioning fine, then I will get a warning on the screen that I have the wrong battery type in the camera. I wouldn't keep it as the only battery. You can keep the battery compartment door flap in a little pocket that's on the battery grip. That way if it stops working you can take a battery out of the grip and put it directly into the camera. It's annoying but when it works it's nice to have.