will the DK17M fit on on this DK22 adaptor and will it work with D610?, are there any cut off's in the viewfinder?
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The DK17M fits on the D610 and you will see a noticeable magnification (be sure and adjust the diopter). I can't believe it's not standard issue - it's that great. As far a the DK22, sorry, can't answer that. Just had to mention the DK17m.
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actually, IT FITS, and will work normally at 11mm but when you zoom to 16mm you will see a black circle around the image because 6d or 5d are full frame cameras, I tried it on a 5D... the thing is that this lens is a "EF-S" lens, and 6d or 6d are EF only (without the "S")
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No it will not. It is made for the 1 Series cameras like the V1 and J1. Much smaller sensor and lenses than the D610. I don't think there is even a way to make it work with an adapter.
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I have been using it with d40 and d610, I think it should work with the model in question. Enjoy macro photography.. Cheers
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Steven's answer is right or wrong depending on what model you have. If your existing eyepiece is round, correct. The magnifier has 19mm male threads at the rear. Will fit even on my old Nikon F. The DK-22 eyepiece adapter is required ($4.49, but currently out of stock) if your eyepiece is rectangular. The DK-22 "Compatible With: D40, D50, D80, D70, D70s D100, EM, FG, FG20, N50, N55, N60, N65, N70, N75, N80, N2000, N2020, N4004, N4004s, N5005, N6000, N6006 and Pronea 6i." There are other models not listed, like my D3100.Bottom line though, if your viewfinder has a round hole, no. If your viewfinder has a rectangular hole, yes you need an adapter. Steven's answer is right or wrong depending on what model you have. If your existing eyepiece is round, correct. The magnifier has 19mm male threads at the rear. Will fit even on my old Nikon F. The DK-22 eyepiece adapter is required ($4.49, but currently out of stock) if your eyepiece is rectangular. The DK-22 "Compatible With: D40, D50, D80, D70, D70s D100, EM, FG, FG20, N50, N55, N60, N65, N70, N75, N80, N2000, N2020, N4004, N4004s, N5005, N6000, N6006 and Pronea 6i." There are other models not listed, like my D3100.Bottom line though, if your viewfinder has a round hole,... » Read More Steven's answer is right or wrong depending on what model you have. If your existing eyepiece is round, correct. The magnifier has 19mm male threads at the rear. Will fit even on my old Nikon F. The DK-22 eyepiece adapter is required ($4.49, but currently out of stock) if your eyepiece is rectangular. The DK-22 "Compatible With: D40, D50, D80, D70, D70s D100, EM, FG, FG20, N50, N55, N60, N65, N70, N75, N80, N2000, N2020, N4004, N4004s, N5005, N6000, N6006 and Pronea 6i." There are other models not listed, like my D3100.Bottom line though, if your viewfinder has a round hole, no. If your viewfinder has a rectangular hole, yes you need an adapter. « Show Less
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It comes with adapters first you will have to remove the rubberized clip from your viewfinder then select the appropriate Nikon adapter and clip it on then the right angle viewfinder slides on
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No: http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-DK-22-Eyepiece-Adapter-Cameras/dp/B000JLM3PA
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I wish I could answer, Scott. I purchased mine for a D7000. May I say, though, if the item does not fit, the company is accept the product as a return.
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Nikon must have moved the tripod mount hole about 1 cm - because it didn't fit the D7100. The shape was correct, but the hole was off. I took the base of the MegaGear apart (very nice quality - it is a piece of sheet metal sandwiched between a felt material and the leather) and drilled a new hole. Now it works perfectly. One can't even tell anything was altered by looking at it. In fact, it looks so normal that I forgot I did that until I read this question.
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Yup! http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/4793/DK-17M-Magnifying-Eyepiece.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-CompatibleWith
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I have D800e and D7100 and it works on both, however it will not be a true 16-28 on the D7100. Due to the crop sensor it will be close to a 24-42mm.
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Hello. This adapter did not work with my Nikon D3200. I received an error message on my camera that it could not find a lens so would not take any pictures. I could not even focus the lens manually since the camera did not recognize there was a lens at all.
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I have a Nikon D610 (and a D5300). The plug looks like it would fit, but I can not get it in the socket. There are many pins involved and I don't want to super force it. This is the same for both of my cameras. I have ordered the Nikon cable release from B&H. The SMDV looks cheaply made from the far east. I don't recommend it for your fine camera.
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Im not going to be much help here im afraid. I know nothing about your particular camera model. What I can tell you is this, the screw is a standard tripod size and thread. It should thread right in. Now, as for the adapter, that will be needed only if your camera is heavier on one side or the other or front or back. Or if your tripod mounting hole isnt very near the center of the cameras balance point. Not sure im explaining it correctly here, but I can tell you my camera has an "offset" tripod mount, therefore I needed the adaptor. Im sure someone will be along to help you better. Its a great little device! Good luck!
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I have an Opteka Professional that works with my DX2 but it will not fit the D7000, even with the assortment of adaptors which come with the Opteka.There are other aftermarket right angle finders that will work with theD7000, but you're going to have to make sure they specify D7000.
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I have the Nikon D7000 with the 60mm Macro lens and it works great. I do not have the D610.
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I purchased mine for use with a Nikon D200 and what I found was that the Right Angle ships with a series of adaptors each made to fit specific brands. I also found that the construction of the eyepiece around the camera's view finder is relatively standard respective to brand. At least with the Nikon. You may want to consider contacting Opteka and posing that question to them. They have been pretty responsive in the past.