Has anyone bought this for a Nikon D90? How well does it work with the controls?
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Fits fine; helps to steady the camera and is only in the way when changing the battery or memory card. (Using on an Olymbus 420.)
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I have use it on my D90 for about two years and really like it. The camera feels very secure in my hand. I often will use in conjunction with a small camera case with a shoulder strap if I have need of free use of both hands. Highly recommended.
1279823
This worked fine on the D90 except you have to take it off to change the battery. I have a small hand and was able to adjust it to fit. I decided not to use it any more because with it I always had to have the camera in hand and decided a neck strap (actually, I use a shoulder strap) worked better for the way I shoot. It's a nice piece of equipment if it works for you.
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Did not use it for a D90, but it worked perfectly well for my D300 and now for my D800, which are both heavier cameras with similar controls, so I think it should be fine.
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Hi Dennis,It surely works on the D90 but it gets in the way when changing batteries, not a big negative though.I would recommend a shoulder strap coupled with a waist-restraint belt instead.Keep shooting!
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Yes, it is a standard Nikon mount. I've used in on a D300, D800 and D810, so there is no reason it wouldn't work on a D90. It will not be a true 16mm due to the cropped sensor though.
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I can confirm it worked for me with the Nikon D60, however I recommend spending the extra few bucks to get the Nikon brand one. It really only worked for a few sessions then started getting really fussy and only working part of the time. The Nikon brand one I got is about a million times more reliable. :)
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I have been using this with the D5200 since I purchased it in July along with two identical batteries (saved the original as a spare). I have used it with and without the cord, it has only gotten in the way once in the months I have been using it, otherwise it has not been a problem. However, if I am not intending to use the grip shutter, and only use the dual battery power, I take off the cord so that it will not be in my way. Generally when you are using the grip shutter, you are rotating the cable to the down position and it is not a problem.
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I would do it again without hesitation, I've had zero issues with this so far. There is difference in the feel vs Nikon's battery grip but no where near the difference in price! Small price to pay in my opinion - Hope this helps
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It comes with a T-Mount to Nikon adapter, so it will work no problem. No automatic controls whatsoever though, it's a fixed aperture and manual focus lens.
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You should have no problems. Align the white dot on the small switch with the tiny red bar near the aperture ring and it will be fully automatic (focusing and aperture). I use mine on a D80 and D7000. Works beautifully on both.
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I have a d700 and it has worked wonderfully with it. No issues at all, I've used it multiple times.
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Dear Kelly Cruse,I am using it on my NIKON D5100 Its great well built, Easy to install. Double the power. Its all good. I just visited the B&H; site and the showing the D90 with the extra Batteries fixture and they seem to be alike. The batteries slot seem to be the same. my advise try it. If it work its great, If not return it.I am not sure if I helped you.Have a great Holidays.Pini
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It works just fine on my D40 and with all the different lenses I've played with and have made some pretty amazing pictures with this for what it is. You have to put your camera in manual mode in order to use this though. Every now and then I would put on auto and attempt some pictures, sometimes working BUT my best workhhas been from manual mode. If you have any other questions , ask me!
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Yes, I use these on Nikon N90S. Set your camera to manual, drop your shutter speed down until your reach 'bulb' or in some cases '---' the lowest shutter speed. I did have a little bit of trouble on a Nikon D200, it just took some patience to get them to communicate. These are really reasonable triggers; great for more than one camera.
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Jonathan, It works fine with both my cameras, D7000 and a D600. These triggers are a good value. Just take care with them as the're not built to take much abuse.
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I used it with my Nikon D 200 and didn't have to do anything special with the menu. Some things you will need to do is to place some tape on the battery doors to ensure they don't fall off.
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It works for me but I needed to but a new USB cable. When you plug your USB cable in is your D90 recognized buy the computer? It should be recognized by the computer even without Camera Control Pro 2, if not try a different cable or USB port on you PC.Also you could try to post your question to Nikon's Camera Control Pro 2 Product forum:http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Imaging-Software/Camera-Control-Pro-2---Full-Version-%28Boxed%29.html
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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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Yes. I used it on my D90. It is slow in low light and does a lot of searching, but it does fine in good light.
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This remote worked great with my Nikon D50. Never had any problems. No matter the weather, I live in the Pacific NW & with the cold, snow, & a lot of rain, remote worked as promised.