Does this work with the Nikon D7200?
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I can only verify it works perfectly with my D7100 -- I don't own a D7200, but from what I've read about the "upgrade", it doesn't appear that Nikon made any changes at all to the battery system. Try it and return it if it doesn't work. Or, you could spend three times as much on the Nikon version. But if, like me, you had that kind of $ you'd have bought a D4S anyway, lol.
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It work perfectly with nikon d7100 so if the 7200 has the same dimension as d7100, it should be fine.
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There is a more expensive model on amazon that sells for $109.00 buy that one it has the correct terminals and it says for Nikon d7200
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First of all I wouldn't buy that brand. Unless the ad says for Nikon D-7200 than it probably doesnt. Wait awhile.
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Works with my D90 and D7100. It has an internal autofocus motor so it should work fine.
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It should work with d200, I'm using it with d3200. d200 has less iso 1600 and more shutter speed compared to d3200. But this should not be a problem, because this lens takes in hell lot of light compared to normal lens we use with nikon. Dont forget to buy a f mount adaptor, and also a monopod/tripod.
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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 can tell you it works excellent on my D5200. I think it's the same size screen as the D7200. The only problem is that the self stick pad that came with it does not secure it very well so I glued my frame on the lcd so I could remove the viewfinder for storage.
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Yes, it does work with the d7100, and YES, you CAN find this useful, when you want to do remote triggering. I bought one for mine, and it simplifies doing various things, including night shots, and timed shots where you don't want to accidentally move the camera.
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Since I don't own a Nikon D7100 i can't say. Suggest you go to the Vanguard web site and submit an inquiry to their customer service folks http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/cs/products/detail-1-4-181-983.htmlUpdate: Looked at the site and it seems like you'll need to buy a different cable for the "D7000 family" of cameras, item number TN2. Google is your friend.
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Short answer is, I don't know for sure. I purchased this for my D255E and it worked perfectly. According to the advertisement, it should also work for the D260 and the 722.
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Yes! I've used it with a D7100. This is a great purchase; especially if you do outdoor photography.
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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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Can't tell you that, but for the cost, it would be worth buying it anyway. If it has the same pin configuration as my D-300, it should work. You might call Nikon and ask if the pin config is the same? Hope that helps. BB
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It works with the D3100. It's hard for me to believe Nikon changes the basic power system when they change a few features.
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It worked with the Nikon model I had. It lists the models that it supports. Hope this helps
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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!!!
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I cannot say whether it was or was not designed to work with the D70, but it did not function with mine. It has been quite some time since I attempted it, but all I remember was an afternoon of communication error messages and digging through page after page of Nikon support that never addressed the problems.
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Hi I don't have the D7100, but I might think works with that one. the N in the reference stands for NIKON.And the hot shoe of NIKON is almos the same in all the new cameras so I might give it a try, is cheap and so far are good.I get 2 boxes so I have 4 triggers. I am very happy with them.NIKON D600.
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I don't know but I would suggest that you check with the manufacturer. I bought it for a d7100 and is for that one.