Does WU-1a work with Nikon D90
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No. Only the D3200 for now. It doesn't look like the D90 has a wireless adapter. Seems to be only available on the newer cameras.Click the "Compatible With" at the link below:http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Wireless/27081/WU-1a-Wireless-Mobile-Adapter.html?cid=prt-0512-wu1a
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I have used this flash also with a D90, D300, and D7100 as master in addition to an SB900.One thing to note is that TTL via wireless CLS only works when the 560EX is in set to A-1. I banged my head for a while with it set to B until I had a vague recollection of reading somewhere that only A-1 worked. When I switched it over, all was good. Any other group/channel combo seems to work with it set to manual on the master side (which is how we normally use it).
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No, it won't work: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17758/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzkwMjc1MTU5L3NpZC9HKk9tSFVLbA%3D%3D
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It should. All Nikon bodies have been using the same F-mount since 1959. It also has CPU prongs that will transmit exposure information from the lens to the body. However, I would not use this on a D90. I just tried it on my D70 and it will not auto-focus. Other discussion forums also note that the D90 has a very hard time focusing with this attached. I had to switch to manual focus and focus by sight because the in-camera indicator was not accurate enough.
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I dont think it can support. Because as per the company website "IMPORTANT: Promote GPS-90 is compatible exclusively with Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, D5000, D5100, D5200, D7000, D7100, D600 and D610 DSLR cameras. ". But do check for another version of the same GPS "Promote GPS" that supports upto D3X and D800 models. Possibly that model may support D810. At the same time please note that the company has not included d810 compatibility information.
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Yes, it works. Only thing I found different was the flash light, it has some shadow at some points when you use the flash light (the original one). I think because this lens is longer than the original D90's lens. You have to adjust the zoom to certern distant to avoid the shadow. And it is heavier than the original one. I bought a detached F/L, problem solved, it looks very nice.
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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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I'm not sure about the D90 but it does work on a D5000. I ordered the T2 adapter with it to make it adapt to the Nikon.
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Yes, this lens is fully compatible with the D90 and it will auto focus on your camera. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
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As best as I can tell, this Teleconverter will work with your camera. That said, I make this observation after referring to the Nikon Service and Support website. I strongly suggest you refer to this site, as there appear to be some limitation on which lenses can be used: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16108/~/what-lenses-can-i-use-on-the-nikon-d90%3F. In my case, the teleconverter worked with my camera body but not with the 18-150 Nikon lens I own. Good luck and I hope this helps.
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You can use it with the UT-1 unit and it will work with the D800E and D800. UT-1 is about $470, sits on the hotshoe and requires its own battery. You can also mount it on a bracket or bongo tie it to a piece of grip if you prefer.
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I use the d90. It wasn't a good buy for me... was slow to work. And only worked once.
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Yes, the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens will work on a D90. It's a rather heavy lens, but will produce nice bokeh and sharp images.
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Yes, I have used the SB-700 in studio wirelessly with the D-90... works fabulous ! It will work wirelessly on all Nikon DSLR's.... have tried it with entry level models up to the beastly D800. Hopes this helps...it is a great flash !
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This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can... » Read More This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. « Show Less
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No the WT-5 Witless Transmitter only works with the Nikon D4. And D4S. For the D600 you should use the much cheaper Nikon WU-1b.
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I have a D600 and they have worked with out any issues, so I can't imagine why they would not work on the D90. As long as you buy the Yongnuo compatible for Nikon, you should be good to go!