Can anyone confirm if this will work on a Canon with a 90 degree shutter release? Please do not respond and tell me you shoot Nikon.
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The L plate mounts well to the 5D II and also 5D III and remote if connected 1st before mounting the bracket work, as one can adjust the gap between the side of the camera and the vertical component of the bracket. i.e the foot mount plate of the "L" bracket has is adjustable with allen key that is provided. If you want to connect the remote cable later, than the L bracket must be loosened, moved around and cable inserted. The adjustable foot plate may need to be adjusted too. The trick is to keep the foot plate adjusted to give max gap on the side to cater for the trigger cable..try it and worst case return it
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It should. Dumb trigger. Mine does the the job at Sony/Fuji/Nikon with no issue. The difference among models (nikon vs canon) is an ability to wakeup a flash from standby, but nikon model will fire from canon and vise versa.
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I don't have any idea on this..sorry. Maybe check with a Canon dealer? That's what I'd do if I were you. Good luck.
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I switched to Nikon FX so I no longer use my beloved D90 but as far as I remember AK-N90 used standard 2.5 mm shutter release jack which was not specific to Nikon.May be a Canon release cable works ok, just try.Regards.
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I bought the Canon version and like it. The Canon mount WILL NOT work on a Nikon. If you can find the Nikon mount, I think you will like the lens.
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As long as it has a normal canon mount it should work...but it wont function as 828 dash 70 due to the smaller sensor. Probably more like a 35- 90 or so
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Don't know what camera you have. Works perfect on mine. I also know a few others that it works great. Canon and Nikon Cameras. If it just doesn't work I would have it replaced. When it works it's great, don't give up.
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You are making ne second guess my lens. I bought the 90mm, but have not used it yet too much. I have a Nikon DLSR D5000. It is supposed to work. I have taken a few photos . . . seems to be fine.
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I believe they make a Nikon version as well. The Canon version probably wouldn't work with Nikon because the contacts are different.
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Mine fits the canon, the trigger head fits the canon. You can buy these for the nikon with a diferent trigger head, I would asume they use the same picture for both units, As so long the description tells you it will work on the canon you should be fine.
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I really haven't used it as yet so my answer may not be useful to you. However, Pun's answer is "right on". I have a Canon t3 and have attached it as instructed andd I think it will work out fine.
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I am sorry I can't sat but it works great on my Nikon 3500D. I found they were great a answering the question on line. Please ask the seller .
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mine is mounted for canon. I think they make one for Nikon full frame (DX?????) mine works for full frame only so I would say yes...
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Yes I think it should work . I shoot canon but I've seen Nikon shooters using it also. For me it real makes it easier to check focus and see that screen especially when it is sunny out
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I'm not sure, I would go to Nikon's website and see if the D90 is listed for use with this flash or call Nikon. Sorry I could not answer the question, I am pleased with the flash, takes a few practice shots to be able to judge when and how you want to tilt the head upward and to what degree, end results have been great for me.
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I have looked at the reviews and it looks like the trend is that Canon's are having this issue. Good luck. I ordered one for myself to use with my Nikon D40 I hope and pray it works.
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Make sure is for nikon, cause there's also for canon. It works very well for the d90