Does this flash work with the Nikon d7100?
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No yet it works just grand on Canon EOS 7D. It's a great flash, equal, in my mind, to the Canon product. Of course I like Sigma products, and have since folks at the National Geographic magazine told me(when I had Nikon F4) that Sigma lenses were just as good as Nikon's and cheaper. I really like me EF-610 DG. It works grand and I examined the Canon(a very good product)yet if your wanting to save a few bucks the Sigma is just great.
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I shoot Pentax and it works exceptionally well. Here is an article on the Nikon 7100 and the Sigma EF-610 DG Super Flash for Nikon. Looks like it will work. Get out there and take some photos. Copy and paste the link. http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2013/08/16/firmware-friday-enthusiast-friendly-nikon-p7100-sigma-sd1-improve-with-upda
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Yes, the Nikon MC-DC2 is used on all of the other cameras mentioned, and will also work with D7100. Beware of the Aperture brand though, I've had bad luck with it twice...poor wiring....Satechi makes a much better unit, and also has on/off swirtch...
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I think this lens was made for full-frame cameras, which the D7100 is not. However, it may work with the D7100's smaller sensor - without the full wide-angle effect. I suggest you check this out on the Nikon's web site.
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According to the description on Amazon this Polaroid flash unit is compatible with the Nikon D7000 - but it does not specifically mention the D7100. You could compare the specs on both cameras (D7000 and D7100) to further determine if they are similar enough to warrant getting this flash.
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The flash should work with all modern Nikon DSLRs. It works with my D7000 which is a much older model
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This should work fully with the D7100, but check the compatibility information at www.nikonusa.com.
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Hi, well, the cameras i use are D3000 and D7100 and the flash works fine with both.
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I can't tell for sure, I use it in my d5100, I assume that this works with the d7100 as well but I can't ensure this.
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Odd that Amazon's camera compatibility widget says it is not compatible, but yes it is. The D7100 has a built-in autofocus motor, but even if it didn't the lens has an AF-S motor. In any case, yes this lens will work very well with the D7100.
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Yes on the D7100 and have say no on Nikon TC. I have found that only brand specific TC work with brand of lens.
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the little guide thing under the listing says it will not work with the the D7100
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It works with my D7100 and sb700 flash and the ports (for the LS-2.5/N3 Shutter Release Cord) of the D7100 and D5300 are the same.
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Yes this will work with D7100.. But may i know what is your motivation behind the 18-35mm.. i would suggest based off that...
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I believe it will work on a D7100 although I have not used it on one. I use this shutter release on a D610. The comparable Nikon MC-DC2 wired shutter release is advertised as compatible with all Nikon Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, D3300, D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D7000, D7100, D600, D610 and Df cameras, so I would assume this release would also work on the same models.
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if your d7100 has a 10pin socket it will work. this unit has a 10 pin plug. i hope that answer your question. also i believe there is another option when you dont have 10 pin plug in
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Hi, I have one of this flash, it works with the D7000, just make sure that the flash is made for Nikon
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It should. It works on my D7100. (I'm traveling now and I don't have this lens with me so I can't be exact) On the lens, there's this switch that has to be moved. There's only two position for this switch. By moving this switch, it allows a crop sensor camera be compatible with this lens. By the way, this lens is sweet. Very nice Bokeh!!!