Does the cactus v4 work with nikon D600 and D300
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It would work, but I would stay away from the Cactus V4 as it's complete junk. It will actually only fire the flash 1 out of 10 times if you're lucky. Spend the money for a better wireless unit or do what I ended up doing for now and use a hot shoe cable.
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They will work on any Nikon DSLR for certain. The other person who answered clearly got a defective unit. I have two receivers and use it with two off-camera flashes and they work extremely well. I think it's an inexpensive way to get into manual off-camera flash and certainly reliable enough. The alternatives only get more and more expensive.
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I have the 5100 and the sb700. To be honest, the Cactus V4s seem to work better with my cheapie yongnuos than the 700. They work, but reliability is not great.
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Yes, this model will work on the D3000 just be sure to order it with the Nikon connector.
155543
I'm not sure about the D600. I have the Nikon D7000 and it works great on there.
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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 own a nikon d3200 and this product work for it, so I don't see any why it wouldn't work on your D60. But I'm not an expert in the subject
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They make 4 versions for Nikon, square eyepiece plain (this model), square eyepiece for eyeglasses, round eyepiece, and round eyepiece for glasses. According to their compatibility chart - at http://hoodmanusa.org/ your D300s should work with this product. I love this product...
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The D300 has an internal autofocus motor, so it will work with the older lenses such as the 24mm f2.8, but because of the DX sensor it will have the equivalent field of view as a 35mm lens on a 35mm film camera.
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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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Sorry, it won't work with a D300, which is why I returned this charger-I was lucky in that the pawn shop I bought it from later found the charger...
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Nikon USA lists Camera Control Pro 2 as being compatible with the D600. Quite a number of other Nikon cameras, both current issue and discontinued, are listed as being compatible. To learn whether a camera you have or might buy is compatible you can go to their web site.
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I can confirm it worked for me with the Nikon D60, however I recommend spending the extra few bucks to get the Nikon brand one. It really only worked for a few sessions then started getting really fussy and only working part of the time. The Nikon brand one I got is about a million times more reliable. :)
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I don't know about the D600, these work off of your hotshoe, so when you buy the pair they work together. I would assume as long as you're using them with one mounted to your hotshoe it should work. They work, pretty well, with my D3100. I say pretty well because they are kind of quirky with the settings. I don't use them often, just when I'm getting artsy with light work.
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I'm using it with a D800 but every advertorial that I've come across recommends it also for a D300. I bought it based on the recommendations of these very advertorials and have no issues, so I suppose it should also work with a D300.
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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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Thank you for your interest in our bundle! This lens set up will work with your Nikon D60. However, this is a manual focus lens only and will only operate in manual mode (M). It does not have any AF or VR capabilities. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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Looks like Canon PowerShot SX50 has a standard hot shoe so it should work with LumoPro (this is manual flash so no TTL.) I don't know about Cactus Wireless V5, I looked at the picture of it and I believe it should work. I am using http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002W3IXZW/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it works flawless with my studio strobes and LumoPro LP180.