Will it work with a Nikon d5100 and a YN-560 ii?
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It will work with virtually any camera with a hot shoe or sync port and flash ... but keep in mind that it is only a trigger and can only work in manual mode. No dedicated thru the lens (TTL) of any kind.
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Yes it should work, it works well with my Nikon D5000 using the supplied adapter
1465711
This wil work with any Nikon body and lens mount. It turns Into full manual when you use it so no automatic functions will work
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I have personnaly used it on my D7100 and D7000, and worked perfectly on those. The d5100 is also a DX camera, so you shouldn't have any issues
369374
Yes it should work. It worked on my d3100....and the d5100 has the same lens
542160
Yes, it works with Canon 600 EX RT but i'm not sure about the Yongnuo YN568 EX II.
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Yes, It works very well with the Nikon D5100. I have used it for almost two years...
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As far as I know, it will fit most yn-560 II flashes (providing their moulds are good), but will not fit the yn-560 III. The 560 II is a cheap clone of the 580ex II.
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I'm pretty sure you will It has the same screw port as the d5100. That's what I use. I hope this helps
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It should no problem :) I have the 5100 and 7200 and the accessories are the same :) I love this remote!!! Also it worked on my friend's d90. D series use the same items for the most part.
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am not sure...but its work with my nikon d7000..anyway kindly check ur D5100 user 's manual
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Using it on the Nikon D5200, so I would expect it would work on the D5000, although your mileage may vary
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Hi! I don't think so. I doesn't work on my D5100, just MF.Buy the 50mm f/1.8G. Good Luck!
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Yes, it will work just fine with d5100.Be aware that the strap comes with a Arca style quick release plate that will make for easy on-off attachment with any Arca style tripod. Hope this helps
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I'm a Canon shooter, but the Nikon and the YN 560 II both have center firing pins. So, it should work just fine. You will not have TTL with this flash however...it is a manual only flash, meaning that you have to control how much power it puts out. It is a really good flash...but you should know something about flash photography with this unit. For a TTL version, you might want to look at the YN 565 EX or the new YN 568 EX. You'll need to buy the specific version for Nikon with them.
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Hi I have used it on a D90,D7000,and a D7100,and had no problems whatsoever.So I can not see why there should be any problems with a D5100
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I believe it should work with YN flashes. The unit is very flexible, so it can be adjusted to hold YN560.