How well does the flash work with the D3200
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I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. When it functions, it works well. However, it broke down after a few months and ended up in the trash. I purchased it for a friend who lives in Argentina; she wasn't able to send back to the states so I can get any kind of warrantee work done.
848970
It worked fine on my D 70 but I cannot elaborate regarding the D3200 since I am not familiar with it.
1820271
I use this flash on my Nikon D3100. So far I have only used it with the 4 AA batteries. I have not used it for any long shoots but I have used it for many short ones, and as of yet, (over a year) have only had to change the batteries once. I feel it was an excellent buy for minimal cost.
2090488
I am not sure about the D3200 but I have a D5100 and it works well with it.
2028575
The D3200 does not have a motor to drive the lens focusing system, and any lens that has AF-S means that it contains a motor drive to focus. Therefore yes it will work.
2019894
Yes, it works perfect with the Nikon D3200. You will have i-TTL available with this model too.
864076
Yes. I just used it. I have about 50 hours on it and it has been reliable and produces a very controlled flash.
1525853
I'm not familiar with that exact camera, but assuming it uses Canon's E-TTL2 system (which it should be using), then the flash should work just fine. I believe that I read somewhere that it will NOT work with older, E-TTL1 systems, but Canon made the switch to E-TTL2 quite some time ago. My 20D must be at least 10 years old and they were already using E-TTL2 back then.
1878263
Yes, the Nikon SB-400 flash works perfectly on a D5100. I use one on my D5100 often.
210901
No problem. Just pay mind its a harsh flash. If you're planning on using the camera casually its great, but you might eventually want to go the extra mile for a nicer model for the flash itself. Two cents.
144807
I have a Nikon D5300 with a AF-S 18-300 DX. Works great with moderate lighting and above. AF still works and is a great cost effective way to add extra reach. It softens the picture a little bit with large prints. So far it's been a great little gadget.
1660690
I have a Nikon d80 and it works great with that. Definitely better than the built in flash and is ok as a professional. If you are in photography I recommend springing for a little more expensive one and a soft box or defuser.
776202
Hello.I tested the flash on my two cameras (Canon 50D and Fujifilm S9100) without any problem.and how that Flash is completely manual only uses the central terminal of the camera to shoot, I do not have problems to use with it.Greetings.
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Hello, Yes it will work. However you need to take these factors into consideration. "The hot shoe accommodates Nikon accessory flash units, as well as a wide range of third party flashes. The full range of flash sync modes remains available for compatible flash units, but third-party models may not support all modes." Since I don't own a D3200 and have only read about them there maybe some nuances I'm not familiar with. Her is a link to help you decide http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/nikon-d3200/nikon-d3200FLASH.HTM apparently Amazon will not let me activate the link, well copy and paste it! :) Hello, Yes it will work. However you need to take these factors into consideration. "The hot shoe accommodates Nikon accessory flash units, as well as a wide range of third party flashes. The full range of flash sync modes remains available for compatible flash units, but third-party models may not support all modes." Since I don't own a D3200 and have only read about them there maybe some nuances I'm not familiar with. Her is a link to help you decide http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/nikon-d3200/nikon-d3200FLASH.HTM apparently Amazon will not let me activate the link,... » Read More Hello, Yes it will work. However you need to take these factors into consideration. "The hot shoe accommodates Nikon accessory flash units, as well as a wide range of third party flashes. The full range of flash sync modes remains available for compatible flash units, but third-party models may not support all modes." Since I don't own a D3200 and have only read about them there maybe some nuances I'm not familiar with. Her is a link to help you decide http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/nikon-d3200/nikon-d3200FLASH.HTM apparently Amazon will not let me activate the link, well copy and paste it! :) « Show Less
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It's great. I actually use the camera to take pictures of martial arts. The speed is fast, I can always capture the moment that I want. The only problem is that the flash always goes off in this mode. I am not sure if I can add flash in the action mode -- I have not figured out yet.
451810
Absolutely, it works great with the D3100. Performs well, only thing when using on camera flash can get a shadow at bottom of photo. It's a little heavy but overall quite satisfied. Great for outdoors!
2092060
I own the D3200 and the speedlight, and I love it. I like it mainly because of the tilt function of the flash. Makes photos of people a lot softer than using the on-board flash of the D3200. I would love to have the more expensive flash from Nikon, but, for now, this one fills the bill perfectly.