Will this work with a d7000 and does it have to be mounted on the flash mount and what if I need to use the flash
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works great with D7000, wireless receiver has hot foot stand, but no connect to camera through hotshoe, just a mount to hold. You can try to get another hotshoe to mount to tripod. I would not let it hang, will loosen GPS port on side. Yes flash will fire when wired with remote timer to camera. timer has worked great for me.
389438
I use it with a d5200. Have had a hard time working with it. Kinda tucked it away the bottom of my camera bag.
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I have the D7000 as well so you should be fine. The receiver will connect to the GPS port on the left side of the camera body and does not have to be mounted to the flash hot shoe to work. I also like the fact that it comes with a wire for direct connection (not wireless) when wireless is not needed.
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You should visit the Satechi web site to verify compatibility with the D7000 but it does not need to be on the hot shoe to work. They give you a strap mount for when you need to use a flash.
389441
Yes! It works with d7000 if you need to use the flash, it comes with a wire, so, you can use it wireless or wired
905048
Yes, I purchased it and it worked fine on my camera. Which is a D7000, overall I was not a fan of it, but macro photography was not my thing.
796131
Yes, the PW Plus III will work with the Nikon D7000 as far as triggering an off camera flash unit with other Pocket Wizards attached or built in. If you are new to flash photography, there are other info that you need to use this product, like, but not limited to the fact, that this does not work with ETTL.
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I have a D7000 and these work great. But you should be able to trigger the Alien Bee with just the flash.
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I have a D7000. I have not used as a shutter release, only to fire off camera flash
417118
Yes. I have d 7000 and sb 600 and it supported them just fine. B e careful where the flash attaches and make sure you have it tightened properly r it could fall off when rotated down without being guided.
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Hi Doug, I am using this device on my Nikon D800 and the only button that you can't access is the flash/bracket button. You can still access the button to pop up your on camera flash though. I got this to replace the one I had for my Nikon D7000 that mounted on the hot shoe because it was not compatible with my D800. I don't see that not having access to the on camera flash is a problem because you couldn't even use the on camera flash with the hot shoe mounted device anyway.
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I don't know with certainty if its compatible with the D700. I purchased mine to use with a D300 and it screws into remote release socket on the front of the camera body.
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I purchased this for my Nikon D600. I don't believe it is compatible w/D7000
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I use this unit with my D7000... It works well, where a partial push on the remote button works like depressing the button on the camera - it initiates the autofocus. I also appreciate it works in sunlight, which is something the IR remote sometimes can't do.
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Yes. Works fine on the D7000. Will not auto focus on D3200 or D5200 Series camera. It uses the in camera motor to focus.
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Hi Stan. Never tried on a Nikon d7000. We used it on a Canon 5D Mark II. It works quite well but it introduces a noise (which is quite easy to reduce in post production using a de-noiser plug in).We prefer to use the Zoom H4N not connected with the DSLR camera (using a clapboard to sync the audio in post); we now just use a Rode Pro Mic to have a better audio without having to sync it later.
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I don't have a d7000, so I wouldn't know. I imagine not because it is not listed.
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I used it with my canon 60d and t4i with no problems. I work for Lifetouch national school studios with their Nikon d 200's with a large power light with no problems as well. On the transmitter that goes on the camera it only has one little pin in the middle that touches the flash mount receptor. I hope that's understandable. I don't know how to explain it. Anyways it works with my personal cameras and work cameras no problems.
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You don't mount a flash on this unit. This unit mounts on the camera hotshoe and becomes a trigger for a YN-622N iTTL unit that is used off camera. Hope that answers your question.
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I can't speak to your flash and camera specifically, but I have a D90 and an SB-700 and the transmitter works like a charm. It comes with cords but I don't need them. Hope that helps.
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I think that it would work fine with your Nikon D7100, just make sure you get the one made for Nikon, I've used it on my D7000 with no problems. Works just fine for remote flash units in manual mode, I've not tried triggering the shutter just yet, put plan on it soon.