Does this work on D810? It has a 10 pin input in front.
761287
I am not quite sure, but it comes with three different types of cables, one has a ten pin cable that should allow for a connection to the D810. Works great with the D5200 and D7100 models. Hope this helps.,
761288
I should work. The unit comes with multiple cable options for different connections.
761289
It worked on my D800 but stopped working in wireless mode soon after I bought it. I ended up buying Eggsnow VILTROX 100M Meters Wireless Timer Control Shutter Release Remote for Nikon D800E/D800 which has proven to be reliable and cheap.
39188
Don't believe it will...it has to plug into the 10 pin propietary plug that some of the Nikon cameras have. My old D70 doesn't have it but my new D800 does.
141716
I use it on my D810. No issues. No special camera settings. Just need to be sure that the setting on the transmitter (shutter release you hold in your hand) and receiver (device attached to camera) are set the same per instructions. Also, may want to check battery supplied with transmitter. If none of those two things work I would return it.
1777980
Your 610 should have come with a remote trigger that works pretty good - this one won't work for the 610 - it is for a ten pin connector like on the D300, D800, D810, etc.
1727098
I don't think so. Looking at the controls and inputs of D40, it lacks the needed 10-pin remote terminal.
636103
Yes. Works on my D800 but at 13mm. 10mm produces a circular image. There is a little vignetting at 13mm and that goes away by 15-16mm.
1820971
I don't own a D800 but the wiring on the unit is the same no matter which camera you use it on. The plugin to the unit will stand no mistreatment whatsoever. As inexpensive as the unit is you might give it a try. After my third cord, I gave up.
1244914
I'm not familiar with the D7100, but I have a D90 that it works with. I think Nikon keeps these I/O port pretty much standard across their line of DSLRs
1065670
No, this particular release is a 10-pin connector. For the D600 you need what I think is called the Micro SB connector. I have the D700 and D600, and each requires its own release.
2026664
Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
601577
It works on my D800E and as long as you have the cable, i do not see any reason why it shouldn't work.
1321993
It works very good in my D7000. Is there remote menu on D810? If there is it I think it will work.
154120
I'm not sure, I have D801 model. All the models should be listed under the description.
1558410
I don't understand your question. It works with every Nikon that has a 10 pin remote socket. Mine is still working perfectly and I use it more than I ever would have guessed. EDIT: I think you are asking if it will work with a Nikon D800E. IT WILL. I just tried mine on someone else's D800E. Perhaps the person that answered negatively has a problem with their equipment.
753295
Sorry, I don't have a D810. I only know that it fits on D800/800e for sure.
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I don't see why it shouldn't. Your camera is top of the line and should have ALL the connections you'd ever need for the Vello. If it works with my D7100, it should work with you D810; just be sure to get the proper connection cord. And, if for some reason you don't like it, send it back.It works exactly as advertised and is so easy to use.I love it; it's the best and easiest to use remote control I've ever used. I've bought those little inexpensive units for $10 or so, and they just didn't work that well. This unit won't let you down, and I love that you can be a long way from the camera and it will work perfectly.Get it... It's well worth the cost, and I think it's a real bargain at $60. I don't see why it shouldn't. Your camera is top of the line and should have ALL the connections you'd ever need for the Vello. If it works with my D7100, it should work with you D810; just be sure to get the proper connection cord. And, if for some reason you don't like it, send it back.It works exactly as advertised and is so easy to use.I love it; it's the best and easiest to use remote control I've ever used. I've bought those little inexpensive units for $10 or so, and they just didn't work that well. This unit won't let you down, and I love that you can be a... » Read More I don't see why it shouldn't. Your camera is top of the line and should have ALL the connections you'd ever need for the Vello. If it works with my D7100, it should work with you D810; just be sure to get the proper connection cord. And, if for some reason you don't like it, send it back.It works exactly as advertised and is so easy to use.I love it; it's the best and easiest to use remote control I've ever used. I've bought those little inexpensive units for $10 or so, and they just didn't work that well. This unit won't let you down, and I love that you can be a long way from the camera and it will work perfectly.Get it... It's well worth the cost, and I think it's a real bargain at $60. « Show Less
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I would assume this works with the D300's 10-pin terminal on the front of the camera body. I am using the same remote on my D700 and D800. Works great!