Does it work with a D700? If not is there another model that works with a D700?
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The D700 isn't listed on the Nikon website as a compatible camera. : http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Wireless/WU-1b-Wireless-Mobile-Adapter.html Even if it were, you would probably be disappointed in this product, as I was. When It's connected to the camera, image review is disabled. Several other quirks...
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I doubt it. I would go to the Nikon website for the use of this item is very limited. Amazon thought it was compatible with my D7000 and it was not. If it will work for your camera, let me know for I have no use for it. You may want to check out the Eye-Fi product which works for me and the d 7000
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Yep. I've used it with my D7000 and D7100 - works great. It's a really nice lens.
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I have the Nikon D7000 and it works perfectly, so I would think it would work with yours.
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It works with my D200, which has a focusing motor in the camera body. My understanding is that the D7000 has the same capability. So I'd bet the answer is "yes". One note: I just bought one of these recently and have been testing it like mad. I'll write a review soon, but it seems sharp as a tack, and nice and light. An incredible bargain at $40! Only one fly in the ointment, though: When using this lens, my D200 underexposes by about a full stop. Knowing that (from my testing), I can live with it. I just need to set the camera to +1.0 stops on the exposure compensation when using this lens. Easy enough to do IF I remember. It is consistent exposure-wise with my Nikon lenses if you meter with a hand-held meter and set the camera manually. For example f/5.6 @ 1/125 taken through this lens gives the same exposure as f/5.6 @1/125 taken through my Nikon 18-70. One last note, and I'll have written my review... Be careful not to let stray light get in through the eyepiece on your camera when using this lens. With it being so slow (f/4), the stray light is much more significant to the meter than if you were using a fast (f/1.8) lens. I think this would apply to any slow lens, not just this one.
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It worked nicely with my old D7000 and now with my new D800 and if it does that then I would expect it also will work with a D7100. There are other a Vello units that I have owned and they have all worked for me. Good products.
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Yes it will work with the Nikon D70, D80 & D90. Not sure about the newer lines. You should double check that your camera has the capability to use the shutter release. If it does, then this remote should work.
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Probably just an oversight. There shouldn't be any issue with it working on a D700.
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Absolutely. It uses a standard 1/4-20 screw, so it will work with any camera that has a tripod mount (your D7000 included).
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It works very good in my D7000. Is there remote menu on D810? If there is it I think it will work.
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I use this unit with my D7000... It works well, where a partial push on the remote button works like depressing the button on the camera - it initiates the autofocus. I also appreciate it works in sunlight, which is something the IR remote sometimes can't do.
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I wish I have d600 , then I will be able to answer the question. I use it with d70 and it works fine.
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YES! I use a d7000, and its a great combo! http://www.flickr.com/photos/93243062@N05/9441546218/
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The remotes work very well with Nikon D7000. The D7100 hasallthe same connectors as my D7000 so I'm sure it works. The only problem I have with mine is batteries for the transmitter. It Is a CR2 battery and it uses it up fast. I also had a transmitter fail and had to get a replacement.
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Yes; This lens is a really great buy to work with a D7000. There are some focus issues with D7000, but it could be resolved by fine tuning. I've been using this combination for the 4th year now.
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it works very nicely with D700 that I have. I would expect it to work with D800 but I am not sure.
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Hmmmm. I think it will operate on a D700 but I am pretty sure it will not be fully functional, in terms of usable focal lengths. It's a DX lens, not really designed for full frame cameras. You would be better looking at the 24-70mm lens.
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Yes I'm using this with a D7000 and it works perfectly, nothing else required.