is this the one with the built in af motor or is it the model that works with the screw drive thats on the dslr?
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Well the one i bought in 10-2013 does have a AF motor fairly quick, not to noisy unless theres a dead silence,but fir the most part its great at finding the focus point and snap,your done.
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The two versions are the A16, which does not have image stabilization (for cameras like Pentax with IS in the body) and the B005, which has image stabilization in the lens. Auto focus in both is driven by the camera.
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Read about the Nikon specs and you'll see that the D5200 does not have an internal AF motor. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d5200.htm
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The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't. The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses.... » Read More The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't. « Show Less
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Hi, thanks question.This lens contact for D3000, but can not work automatic forcus because it don't have motor drive.Thanks in advance.
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The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't.
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It will work but will not auto focus. There is a model available with an af-s motor but this model uses the cameras internal screw-type focus motor
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Linda, D40 body does not have built in AF motor -AF is possible only with the lenses having AF motor built in. . Please check if Tamron you mentioned has a built in AF motor.
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No, not this model. The "EF" means that it's for Canon EOS cameras; Sigma probably makes a version of this that's for Nikon cameras.
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No, it is not a push/pull version. Product link to Nikon's website for it too.http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/1986/AF-Zoom-NIKKOR-80-200mm-f%252F2.8D-ED.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-Overview
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I have D40, it works great, except for AF, since it lack internal motor. Manual focus is a snap, even at 300mm / F5.6. Maybe even faster than AF-S for $350 less... Use Tripod/Monopod when Tele, since no VR. Overall, its an excellent buy.
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Yes it does. It is called AF-Silent Wave Motor. The AF-S motor is driven by the electronics of the camera. All Nikon digital SLRs work with them. Some of the oldest crappier film cameras can't autofocus with these. All the pro film cameras from the f4 (1988 on) work great with them.
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doesn't AF with D3200, yes AF with D7100. the camera needs to have the af motor built in. D3200 doesn't have that. D7100 does.
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Yes, it has a built in auto focusing motor so it will work on all Nikon DSLR
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Don't remember it being brand specific. It has an adapter that screws into the bottom of camera (if camera has a threaded hole).
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Your question is really does this lens have the built-in focus motor and I do not know. I used mine on my D-70 and D-300, both of which did not require the extra motor capability so me saying it worked well on mine doesn't answer your real question. I will do a little research and add to this answer later.
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Says it does: "built-in motor for autofocus with Nikon D40, D40X, D60, D3000, D3100, and D5000 SLR cameras"
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I think that motor is built in as most of the other lenses. It's rare to see an AF lense without motor. By the way the camera does it all. From autofocus to image stabilize. You're still be able to focus object manually.