Will this work and auto focus on a Nikon D-800? I will lose some with the DX format, correct?
161418
Correct. The lens autofocus will work normally on D800, but other than having a smaller photo on the FX sensor, there will be considerable vignetting which will make you eventually not use it on D800...
161419
I believe it will work but why not just get a Tokina full frame? I would not sacrifice the full frame camera capability. tokina makes a full frame 16-28 for about the same price. Your crop factor for dx will be 17-24 on the 11-16 dx.
505450
It works great with d80, very good lens for the money, just shoot at f11 or f8. Distortion can be corrected afterwords, happy shooting.
1612060
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.
1214700
You will need an adapter and it will work. In this way you may lose some auto focus speed but not image quality :)
929667
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.
898649
A qualified yes. Auto focus might not work. Look up "Nikon lens comparability"
886303
It work on any Nikon mount on FX and DX format. The dx format is a crop sensor and Fx format is full sensor. The Dx has 1.6x crop factor. It mean the focal length of this lens x 1.6.
1101795
Yes, I think even auto focus should work! I use it a lot with my d90 and I love it! Great to defocus too! Check if d90 and d50 accept same mounts if yes,It should work the autofocus! i am almost sure that i needs only f mount for autofocus!
1840420
Yes, it will work on the newer Df Nikon. Yes, to Autofocus too. Light weight lens with sweet f/2 aperture.
1667901
Technically, it should work in the camera's DX crop mode, but it's not a lens I would recommend for a D800. In my opinion it's not a horrible lens for a 6 or 10 MP DX camera, the results probably won't look very good on the higher resolution sensor of the D800, it just doesn't resolve that high(or at least the one I had didn't.) I didn't know until I upgraded from the 6MP DSLR I had been using, to a 12MP model, where this lens didn't really resolve well enough for me to continue using it on that camera.
986521
Yes, it does work for d 800. But I would recommend to buy the rotating zoom instead of push and pull. The image quality is much better than these push pull. Worth the price.
1645518
I have the Nikon DX AFS Nikkor 18-55 f3.5-5.6 G lens and autofocus works in some situations but not in others. If the initial focus is not too far from perfect focus, it will focus but rather reluctantly after much back & forth. Unfortunately, I do not have the exact lens you mention.
608929
for sure. not sure if autofocus will work, but i recommend learning manual focus. If the d80 is full frame with motor focus then it will be perfect. I find it to be a little cheep feeling, but for the money its worth it.
1855391
I should start off by saying I'm not an expert, just an afficionado. I'm not sure about your specific camera, but generally all Nikon DSLR lenses will work on all Nikon DSLRs. If your camera is old and does not have autofocus capability, then the lens will not autofocus and needs to be focused manually. I will add that this lens has wonderful bokeh, but it's so fast and sharp that I often used it without the Defocusing feature at all. It's great in low light.
1492181
I am sure it will. I use it with a D800 and it works great. I would also mention there is a fully functional trial available through Nikons website. Once you decide to buy, just enter the serial number from the disks and you are set without reinstalling.
11980
Yes it will work, you just wont be able to auto focus I have a d5200 and it works great
295030
Should work with both FX and DX fine (in manual focus of course). The Fuji will crop the FX to its own APS sensor area as any DX Nikon body would do. Ive used a variety of all lenses equally well.