will this lens work with the Nikon D5000? (non-internal focus motor)
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Yes, this lens works with Nikon D5000. It has build in focus motor and will work with all Nikon DSLRs.
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This lens will work on a D5300, however you will have to focus manually. It will only auto focus on cameras with built in focus motors.
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That case, is there any lens that autofocuses with D5000 with the spec of lens similar to this Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF?
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Thank you for inquiry. The Nikon mount lens, it is not equipped with a motor in the lens. In the "AF-compatible device in the motor in the lens" and D5000, D5100, D3200, D3100, D3000, D60, D40 Nikon, it is available only for manual focus. Thanks in advance.premiere corporation.
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This lens needs a focus motor so cameras like the D3000 and D5000 series wont focus. D7000 D7100 D90 and D80 should be fine.
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I have used it on my d5000, but I see no reason why it would not work on a d3200. The lens is robust, compact, and of good optical quality. Perfect as a general lens for travels etc. Only draw back is the bokeh. It is not a good lens for portraits
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I have one that works with the D5000. I am sure all Nikons are compatible so you can use multiple lens. I know Sigma makes several lenses specifically for Nikon. I would have to believe it will work wih the D5500, though I can't be 100%
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I don't believe the d600 has an internal focus motor and this lens hasn't got its own motor either. The short answer is no. It will work, as in it will make a photo, but it will be a manual focus on,y lens on this camera body.
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This lens will not work on the A5000 without an adapter. You would be better off buying a lens specifically made for the 5000 rather than buying it with an additional expense of an adapter. Furthermore the additional bulk would seem to defeat the whole idea of buying thru 5000 for a compact camera setup.
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This lens does NOT have a focus motor inside, and therefor will not work with the least expensive Nikon bodies.I'm unsure where the D5200 falls, but I would think that this body is an upgrade from the D5000 (which did not have a focus motor, and therefore did not work with this lens)Something to consider.........This is a macro lens, and most (if not all) macro work is done using manual focus. (which will work with your body)Ken Rockwell has a page about this lens here.>>>>http://www.kenrockwell.com/tokina/100mm-f28.htm
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This lens works fully auto with both my Nikon d5000 and d600. It will definitely work on manual focus with your body. Can't tell you for sure as far as auto
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This lens would not autofocus on my D5000, I suspect it will be the same on the D3200.
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Hello,I too was confused when I first bought that camera. especially after purchasing lenses for it and getting the wrong ones. This lens is not going to work with your camera. The camera is great but it doesn't have a focus motor in the actual camera itself. So, you have to make sure all the lenses you buy have a motor in them. They will say AF-S in the title. They are easily distinguishable by the buttons on the side of the lens (M/AF). Similar to the stock lens that comes with the D5000. Hope this helps !
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It will fit the D5000 but you will only be able to use it in manual (M) mode.
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Yes. But be aware that on the D5000, this lens behaves as a 36-127.5mm due to the 1.5X crop factor.
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Yes. Good lens. Will work and autofocus on any Nikon with a motor in the body. Will work on other Nikons but will not autofocus.
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It should work. Almost all Nikon SLRS, digital or non-digital, use the f-mount lenses. You should be able to use old and new lenses with the d5000. The only thing that won't work is the auto focus. I have the exact same lens using it with the d5100.