I have a D-300 with a Nikon ED AF 80-200 1:2.8 D lens. Will this work? Ken Rockwell does not speak highly of them but I can't afford a bigger lens.
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I have a Nikon D5300 with a AF-S 18-300 DX. Works great with moderate lighting and above. AF still works and is a great cost effective way to add extra reach. It softens the picture a little bit with large prints. So far it's been a great little gadget.
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I have a Nikon D 7000. And unless I'm mistaken, this lens should work. Nikons has they have a reputation re their lenses being able to fit older Nikon bodies as well. As an example, my old Nikkormat FT2 lenses will fit on my D7000. And I just tried it and it does!!! Good luck!
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It will work , crop factor is 1.5 so this 85mm will be a 127.5mm. It is a superb lens, superb optics, any nikon camera would be happy to mount this lens on it. when used on full frame you're approaching whole Depth of field. It's sharp enough to take your camera resolution to the limit even at f/1.8
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I'm not familiar with the D80, but I can tell you that if your camera has an internal focusing motor, it will work just fine. I used it on a D90 (the direct successor to the D80) without issue, and now it's my primary lens on my D7000. Just keep in mind that this lens was designed for a full-frame sensor. Due to the size difference between full-frame and the DX sensor (what the D40, D60, D80, D90, D5xxx series, D7xxx series, etc. uses), the focal length will be extended by about 1.5x.
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Yes it should work with Nikon-300 since all Nikon lens' have same adapter to Nikon SLR. I have the 70-300 Nikon lens and they worked great for close up shots.
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Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
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I purchased this lens a few months ago to use with my Nikon D7100 and I'm very pleased. So to answer your question, yes it will work and you will be amazed at the images this combination creates.
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According to various eBay sellers, they say this lense does work with the D3000. Will hopefully be ordering this lense soon for my D3000 so I'll let you guys know!
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Can't tell you that, but for the cost, it would be worth buying it anyway. If it has the same pin configuration as my D-300, it should work. You might call Nikon and ask if the pin config is the same? Hope that helps. BB
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This lens will ,probably work but will NOT auto-focus on the D3000 (you will need to manually focus this lens). Also check out the Tamron 70-300 'VC' and/or the new Tamron 100(?)-600mm 'VC' which I think may(?) AF on your D3000. Consider upgrading your D3000 to the D5200 or better yet the D7100. I own and regularly use the D7100 and the Tamron 70-300 'VC'... both are wonderful.
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This should work on a nikon D300 however i do not recommend it if you're not planning to buy a full frame camera. You might be better off with tokina 11-16 for d300. It is wider and cheaper and smaller. However the 11-16 won't work with full frame cameras.
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It should do I have a Tameron AF70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di LD Macro 1:2 and it works on my D40X and My D3100, but to be sure I would go to Nikons main site and go into their lense section and look there and contact them
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Yes it should work just fine! As long as your camera has the fine tuning ability and to the best of my knowledge all of the higher end nikons have that ability.... My d7000 has it... Works great. Made a nice difference in a couple of my lens's.
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The Nikon (brand only) 80-200mm f/2.8D ED AF Zoom will work on the Nikon D80. The autofocus may be a tad bit slow because of the torque required to drive the screw focus type lens, but it will work-and adequately. . . . bgs.
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I'm certain it will; it works on all of our DX and FX cameras (D3200, D300S, D800). However with your D3000, as with all Nikon DX cameras, it will have the 1.5X factor in angles of view. Pretty heavy for handheld shots though, I highly recommend a tripod with it, this what I do most of the time with this lens; the plus side is that it's also a fast lens, so perhaps you can go to faster shutter speeds to reduce camera-weight related shakes.
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Yes, I have a D3000 and I looked on other forums and it should be fine. Again, some people will argue that it's really a full-frame lens but it still does wonders on a crop body. It's my go-to lens now
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I used in a D3000 and in a D80. It works awesome!! I recommended this lens for a great performance. Greetings!!