Nikon D5200 Details

Haven't had a chance to use them yet, they will work with my Nikon D5200. I can't see there would be a problem with them.

This works for my tascam dr 40 and my Nikon d5200.

Simple and easy remote control. I am using it with Nikon D5200. Very good.

I had this lens on an entry level Nikon (D5200) and the images were beautiful. I just sold it to fund a swap to Panasonic GH5... and I miss this lens every single day. Heavy, well built... solid tool, work of art. Smashing for close in video shots. Long story short: I will buy the Canon EF version along with Metabones speed booster as soon as I can afford it. (The Nikon mount version cannot autofocus on the GH5.)

Purchased this remote to use with a Nikon D5200 and I love it. Works great. Definitely recommend.

Needed a better intervalometer for my Nikon D5200. The built in one the camera didn't quite cut it . Hear great reviews on this Vello from others that I decided to take a chance. After receiving it and putting through some tests with my telescope mount , I don't regret purchasing it . It's simple and straight forward for me to understand. You can't switch out the cord connectors if you have two way different cameras . Lucky for me my Nikon D5200 and Nikon d610 have the same connector .

I happen to have a Nikon D5200 and a D7200 which use the two batteries that can be used with this charger.� This is smaller and lighter than either of the Nikon chargers, particularly the bulky EN-EL15 charger.� Now I only travel with this charger.� I frees up a lot of space in my bag.� The built in USP cable is nice, but is it a little short.� I carry a USB patch cable when I want to charge it with a 110 wall plug in adapter.� So far it works great and charges faster than I had anticipated.

I shoot with both a Nikon D5200 and a D7500. Different batteries are required. This charger uses allows different adapter plates to for different batteries. AS a bonus it works on either AC or 12 V DC.

I upgraded my Nikon from the D5200 to the D7500. I love to take nature and wildlife pictures and use a Tamron 18-400 lens for my all around picture shooting. I did put on my Nikon nifty 50 prime lens to try my first shot with this camera. Wow, I was amazed at the clarity of a simple in the house shot I took. I was hesitant to purchase the D7500 when I saw that they had dropped the megapixels to 20.9 from the 24.1 mp I had on my Nikon D5200. But I love this camera and I'm still learning where to go for some of my camera settings. I have used the WI-FI settings to send some of my shots to my cell phone and so far have had no issues. It 's been pretty easy to do. I like the feel of the camera in my hands, I was use to one SD card slot already so that was no problem for me. I did purchase an extra battery. The weather has turned pretty cold here so haven't had a lot of chances to get out there and really put it to the test just yet. I am excited to see how much I can grow in my photography using this camera soon.

I have used this lens for about five years on my Nikon d5200, and hands down it is the best lens of this type for any money you could buy. The only thing that would make it better would be image stabilization, but you won't go wrong with it. The image quality is great edge to edge.