Nikon D3X Dslr Camera

Ridged enough to support my Nikon D3x so I guess it will support just about any DSLR.

I use this on my Nikon D3X. Once it's on it looks great the it blends in with the camera and you forget it's there. Easy to install if you're a surgeon! Take your time and clean, clean, clean you screen before install.

I used this on a Nikon D3X and it was a snap. I also used the apsc version on my Z50 and with that camera I now keep the sensor cleaners with me, because the Z50 has nothing to keep the crud out when you change lenses.

Good value for my older Nikon DSLR camera.

Not often do we use the expression it's as good as... and really mean it, but in reference to the Watson EN-EL4A battery used in a Nikon D3x, it is as good as the Manufacturers battery ... in my humble opinion.

I've taken over 200 shots with this lens so far, both on my d700 and d3x and that lost of reach up close doesn't bother me one bit. I'd also like to add that on the D3x, where 24mp demands the best glass for that camera, the new 70-200 vr2 offers enough resolution to meet that demand. I've shot it wide open and absolutely love the results on my D3x. The main reason why I upgraded was to get some of that magic from the 200mm f2.0 vr produces wide open, while having subjects tack sharp, only at half the price.

This is a manual focus lens that requires learning - and it's best companion is nothing less than a pro-grade Nikon (D3X or D700) to deliver the best results. Produces incredibly sharp images, with the right focus bokeh, if you know what you're looking for. Tilt swivels move very smoothly with no creep. Even though construction is strong, this is NOT a lens to be tossed around - needs care in handling.

This is an easy to use, reliablen cost effective attachment device. I use on my Nikon D3X, D4, 70-200mm, 200-400mm lens, flash brackets, etc. Of course not as robust as more pricey devices but works with my heavy equipment. Have not had a failure in years of field carry.

I use this set successfully and reliably with Nikon D3x and D3s to include myself in family pictures and, once things are set up, in studio portraits to allow me to watch the subject without looking through the camera. I haven't tried to measure its range, but it works from one room to another in my house; its range has been sufficient for my needs. I happily used it to replace a similar product of different brand that was disgustingly unreliable.

I use these in my Nikon D3X, which takes two Compact Flash cards. These cards have been going string from many years. When I recently picked up a second Nikon D3X body, I bought two more ScanDisk Extreme 64GB cards because I trust them and know they won't let me down. I generally configure the camera to use the first card for storage and the second card for overflow, and rotate the cards between slots after several shoots.