Is there anything else I need to operate my Nikon D5200 with this product?
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As already stated, make sure you get the correct one for your camera and then of course you need to have some device such as an iPad, iPhone, or Droid phone with the Triggertrap app installed (free).
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Yes, you need something connected to it that can run the software: an iPad, iPhone, or Android phone. The software is free at the relevant App Store, so you can get a sense of the features, which differ slightly between iOS/Android platforms.
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The teleconverter fits the Nikon D5200. But you have to use the manual focus ... the auto focus will not work with the teleconverter on my camera. It is a little slow to shoot photos if use to auto focus . Should read the converter lens instructions to use correctly.
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Yes, there should be no problem with the D5200 in all modes. My only complaint is that I wish it also had a PC cord connection as well as the hot shoe connection (since I sometimes need more than one flash at a time.)
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I don't know. I have a D3100 and it works great with that. The connection uses the Accessory Terminal - so if your 5200 has the same connection, then it should work.Here's a link to what the terminal looks like for the D3100:http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidchinphoto/5013983065/
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You need to look in your owners manual for an answer. Personally, I would call Nikon and ask all questions there. Good luck!
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I don't really know if works with D5200. I have nikon D7000 and works nicely. As owner of this beautiful cool LCD HD2 7INCH, I begin to realize how useful this device is as a film maker.
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I don't own a D5200 but as far as I know the MK-14EXT works with all nikon DSLR.
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No, it will only work with Nikon 1 cameras which are smaller than D5200. Nikon D5200 will work with DX and FX lenses.
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When you access the camera compatibility page on their website, i says: "When used with an Eye-Fi card, the Nikon D5200 stays powered on until wireless media uploads are complete, has an onscreen icon, and offers the ability to enable/disable the Eye-Fi cards Wi-Fi via the camera menu." So I would say it works. You will love it. Good luck Clem
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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Several people in dpreview.com forum reported that the Wasabi batteries will work on the D5200 with the latest firmware (C 1.01): http://www.dpreview.com/articles/2823420050/nikon-updates-firmware-for-d3100-d3200-d5100-d5200-p7700
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Return it and buy Nikon's remote. I had the same exact problem with this thing. Only the Nikon brand remote works with the D3200
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Yes. It will work great on the D5200 or any other Nikon camera which supports i-TTL Flash. The flash is best used in conjunction with a macro lens.
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Hello Willy, work is an interesting word. I believe the flash would mount with the 5200d now will all the functions work properly I don't know There are pins on the top of each camera and the flash has to line up properly for the flash to work. I suggest you contact Sunpak and ask them since this flash is now several years old and Camera makers keep updating the models. Here is a site that you may want to visit to take a longer look at the D5200. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d5200/2
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Read about the Nikon specs and you'll see that the D5200 does not have an internal AF motor. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d5200.htm
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I would assume that the d5300 has a specific battery required for it (I've never owned a d5300). I would go on eBay and Amazon and search for the specific el# Nikon says is required. Other vendors should pop up and I've had good luck with both Wasabi and Opteka batteries for a variety of cameras.
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Allan, yes it will work perfectly with the D5200. It is an very good lens that has sharp, fast focus throughout the f-stop range. I just came back from two weeks in Africa and it was almost the only lens I used day and night because it is so fast (f/2.8). Very rugged pro lens construction that has successfully made three Africa trips, Nepal, Morocco and the Sahara, Patagonia and Cape Horn all without any issues including internal dust from the zoom mechanism. The only negative is the weight. For me, it is worth it for the confidence that I will get the shots. Hope that helps.