will this work with my Nikon Coolpix 990?
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Yes, but 16mb here the spec for your camera:http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/others/990/
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Yes, but 16mbhere the spec for your camera:http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/others/990/
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Yes it will work with that camera. I have a Canon and this card holds a whole lot of large mp photos.
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The Coolpix 990 data says to use Type 1 Compact Flash only. That's because Type 2 is thicker than Type 1 (5mm vs. 3mm thick, otherwise the pin connections are identical). I believe the Transcend Compact Flash is Type 1, so it should work. You would be able to tell by the size description, however, what is shown is certainly not the dimensions of the actual product. It must be the size of the package that it comes in.
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Alex, I cannot be sure. What I would do is google the camera that you have and see what the recommendations are for you. Sorry that I canno t be more help, as I have a Coolpix S4000
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It will work with any camera with a standard hot shoe. Not being a Nikon guy I'd have to say more than likely, but if your camera uses something proprietary, you'll need an adapter that will let you use standard hot shoe accessories. (I do believe however that Nikon does use a standard hot shoe). My Sony needed the adapter.
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no, for your Nikon coolpix s9700 use Safewatts EH-71P Compatible AC Adapter and USB Cable (6 feet) for selected Nikon Coolpix Digital Cameras - Retail Packaging. all the best.
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I also use it for my Nikon, D7000, so there is no reason it shouldn't sync with a D90, BUT, to be sure, ask a Nikon sales rep.ja
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Should work just fine. This unit is triggered by the hot shoe. It works great on my D800 and my D7000.
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I am not able to answer your question with direct experience, but I am doubtful that it will work with your model. You may want to check with Nikon to see if Coolpix P80 has a wireless remote capability. If it does, this may work.
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We use this on a Nikon D7000 and it's great. Best to go to the website solmeta.com & check compatibility or contact them. If it does work be extra careful to choose the right cable connector as there. On a quick look I don't see a coolpix but contacting them is likely your best bet to be sure. Happy New Year
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I don't know the Nikon Coolpix S9500. I use my 3" LCD Foldable Viewfinder with the Samsung NX1000 which I think will have a slightly different size LCD screen. The view finder is made for a 3" screen, so you should be able to judge if it will fit your screen. Good luck, Don
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I doubt it. Cause it only works with D7000. And one of my friend told me it didn't work for him in D7100.
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This is what is listed for compatibility on the nikons. hope this helped. Nikon: D7000, D5000, D5100, D3200,D3100, D3000, D3 series, D800,D700, D2 series, D300 series, D200, D90, D80s D70 series, D60, D50, D40 series, F6Nikon COOLPIX: COOLPIX8800, COOLPIX8400, COOLPIX P5000, COOLPIX P5100,COOLPIX P6000
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The User Manual for this camera states that it uses the Nikon EN-EL 12, so answer is yes :) Reference: http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/coolpix/S9300_9200_EN.pdf
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I have the Nikon Coolpix (p510) camera and have had no problems with them working. With that said, I have noticed that the charge on these batteries does not last as long as the stock Nikon battery (supplied with camera). Hope that helps you...
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Yes, at least it should as it functions perfectly with my D5100 although it lives on my D7100.
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I have only used it with the Nikon D7100, with which it does work. Based on the manufacturer's claim that it will work with the Coolpix P7700, I would be optimistic about using it with the P7800. (The same documentation lists the D7000, but not the D7100.)
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I purchased it for my Nikon D3000 but the plug was incompatible. In addition, it was falsely promioted, since the Nikon does not have a remote jack. Of course, I couldn't poaaibly know if the device would function with other cameras.
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It is compatible with ALL older and late model Nikon DSLR's including the D5100 plus Nikon Coolpix Models that incorporate a hot shoe. Exposure control can be auto sensor, manual or TTL depending on the combination of settings being used.