Does the Rogue Safari work on the Nikon D60 DSLR Camera?
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I have no idea if it will work on a Nikon D60. I returned the Rogue Safari as I did not feel it was a good buy.
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The Rogue Safari should work on the D60. My son has the D80 and it works. This device is not a flash. It is an extender. It works great at night at about 100mm. I took some photos of the moose in my yard. I use a D7000. I like it. Hope this helps.
1643364
I don't know for certain, but I would think that it would work just fine.Can always return it if it doesn't fit, but it is universal and should work.
1643365
I use it on the D5100 with good results. Should work on any camera with a pop up flash and accessory shoe.
1643366
I'm not certain about it working with the Nikon D60, but allow me to say it works perfectly with the Nikon D5100 during the day when a flash is needed for that extra brightness.
647590
I own the Vello Remote Release, which I use with the Nikon D600. It works with flawlessly with the D600.
247278
It is effective, and extends the range of your popup flash. It works on the same idea as the Better Beamer, which is placed on the front of an attached flash to extend the range of the flash. The Rogue Safari is a quick, easy way to get added range on your popup.
476947
Yes it does. If you need more info on it, you might try Googling 'does the Spider work on Canon 650D.' It should pull up a tutorial.
360238
YesYou set the aperture to 22 and then the camera sets the aperture automaticly. It works on my D600
717324
I would say, "Yes.". Obviously these are not Leica optics, but they are very bright and clear. For the price, they are excellent. Bear in mind what power you may need on a safari.
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I have SB 700 & D7000 and the system works flawlessly ! I see no reason why SB600 would not work too. Love the photoxOdin TTL I dont own a pocket wizard but i think these are better
1865101
I think it does. Check it here: http://www.rogueflash.com/pages/rogue-safari-camera-compatibility
334351
Well it must work the sistem is very simple even puting on the computer works but sometimes is wire, the one i have works perfect with sony a58 and my nikon d600 but dont work with my nikon d7000 I call to customer service but they dont know how works their productIIII
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I used it on a D610. Plug one my first on broke when my kid twisted my camera. It worked really well before that. I then bought a second one and it quit working. It would focus the camera but not trigger the shutter. I confirmed this with a friend's D600. I sent it back to Rainbowimaging and waited... They did send me a new one and the replacement does work, but for my needs of just long exposures I'm going with a single button (with lock) dumb trigger.
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I use it on my a6000 and I haven't ever hadany problem. It works great, just that in direct flash mode gives you sometimes harsh shadows
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Yes it does work with the d5100 perfectly. I love this flash and I've used the sb 700 and honestly there are not many differences.
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It should be, because I have a frend who also has this flash and he has a d60. But if you want check Ken Rockwell's website to find out more. That is my source and Google of course.
1547557
Not that I'm aware of. The software is strictly controlling the lens. When I've used it, I've never had to enter any information about my camera; however, I will say, that the mount of the lens dock must match the mount of your lens. The dock is not universal! i.e. Canon lens mount = Canon dock, Nikon lens mount = Nikon dock, etc...
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Yes, I have used them both at several shoots. I have a D610 and D3200 and it works with both.
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hi, I acquired it installed on several nikon and so far it works very well in this brand of cameras, not as stated in another model.
1755121
No...Nikon has a lot of work to do with this device. It's a piece of crap to be totally honest. I returned mine...