I bought this for my Nikon D40 -- will it work? I swear I saw it was for it but it is not working
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The SB-50DX was built as a low end strobe for the early non-iTTL (CLS) Nikon digital cameras like the D1 series.To use the strobe with your D40 you will need to put the flash in manual mode. The camera will operate in either P, S, A or M modes with the SB-50DX set in manual mode.As the D40 supports Nikon's CLS (Creative Lighting System) highly recommend you look at getting an SB-600, SB-800 or SB-900 used as rhese three strobes are all no longer made. Or invest in the new SB-910 or SB-700.
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It should work. It worked on mine without any further changes to settings. However, please not there needs to be at least one Nikon battery in the device or it will reject the battery.
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Hate to give you the wrong answer but By checking on your it looks like Yes it will work, not sure about the flash but it will work. The details on the bracket seems like it would fit the entire equipment or at least the original. It did work my D40 nikon, I will suggest to write the model on google or even amazon and see if it fits your cam. Let me know later how it went.
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Hey Donna......we had the same problem so returned it. My husband ordered a Nikon lense and has encouraged others not to buy other brands. They just dont work on the Nikon. Hope this helps.
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I'm surprised, I would have thought that would work, especially with the D7000. Sorry, I guess I can't help with this one. Good luck!
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I purchased this lens to use as a flexible architecture and portrait lens on my Nikon D90. The lens did not autofocus when on my DSLR, and I had to return it. This may have been due to a defect in the lens, however. I hate to encourage buying something just to see if it will work for, only to have to return it, but if you have no other way to confirm that the lens works on your D40 then you may have to do that. Best bet would be to contact Tamron directly to ask them.Good luck!
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I have looked at the reviews and it looks like the trend is that Canon's are having this issue. Good luck. I ordered one for myself to use with my Nikon D40 I hope and pray it works.
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I have it on my Nikon. I would suggest checking further to see if it is compatable.
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I don't have a D40 so I really don't know it this works with it. There should be an accessory list in the owner manual that would tell you which remote release works. If you don't have a manual you can download one on Nikon's web site.
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Bruce, yes it will work in your Nikon D40. These are great SD cards and they are fast enough to capture several photos per second. Hope that helps.
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Yes it will work for the D3000. I believe that if they put it on their title then it will work. But if you want a customer's answer, yes I just tested on a D3000 and it does work. =D
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The unit I bought is for my Nikon D3200. I think the units are designed for specific cameras, as opposed to a universal fit. I would suggest you ask the seller about this. Incidentally, I am very pleased with the unit I purchased.
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I have used this with my D90 and D40, both with no problem. Have you checked that the setting on the lens is AF, not MF? It is kind of tricky, but the rule of thumb is if you see both the AF and MF showing, then you are good. If you only see MF showing, then it is wrong. Also make sure the camera body's setting is on AF.
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I know this is really late to be responding to this. But I just called Nikon and they said that it doesn't. The only remote that works with the Nikon D40 is the crappy wireless ML-L3 model. Looks like I should have sprung the extra money for the D80. Its something about having the necessary port to actually plug it in.
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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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Probably just an oversight. There shouldn't be any issue with it working on a D700.
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I use it with a Canon, I do not know how it works with a Nikon. It should work the same.