does this lense work wtih Nikon D5100
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The Nikon D5100 has a DX image sensor and the Nikon D3s I use with the 16mm fisheye has a FX image sensor. The difference is the 16mm will become a 24mm lens because of the sensor size difference. It will still distort the photos but will just not be as wide an angle lens as you may want. It should work but my only test was to check the performance with my D3s in the FX and DX settings.Mike
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sure,Lens can work with D5100.My Product is authenticity,100% genuine NO Refurbished !!,Product New (Never Used),In Original Box *** FREE SHIPPING via Fedex ***
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I believe that any newer nikon lenses that have the AF-S designation will work with the D5100. It is my understanding that the D5100 camera body cannot focus the lense itself so it relies on autofocusing lenses (AF-S) to get this done. You may want to investigate this further though.
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The owners manual does not specifically list the D5100 in the chart of "Useable cameras and available functions". I would email the manufacturers or a reliable vendor. I use the lens on a D70.
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D60 is DX format lens: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product-Archive/Digital-SLR-Cameras/25438/D60.html D5100 is DX format lens: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/dslr-cameras/25478/D5100.html Read about DX lenses here: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/dslr-cameras/25478/D5100.html So yes they will work.
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Yes! But, manual focus only because this lens requires an AF motor in the body but the d5100 does not have one.
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Not certain if it works on d3200. My d5100 would only work in Manual mode. It wouldnt recognize the lens in any other mode. Also, I could not get the lens to focus as fine as of should.. All the pictures were slightly out of focus or soft. In my opinion, save your money and buy a lens that fits your camera
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Yes it will work on the Nikon D5100 since it has hsm which is the built in af motor. Make sure you order the correct lens mount.
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I have no clue. Maybe Nikon USA website might have info. I own the D5100 and it seems to work just fine.
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No, That lens requires a motor in the body to AF, so it won't AF with a D5100.
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I have used this lense for a couple of years on the Nikon D5100 with no problems - it works fine and gives excellent results. As all Nikon lense fittings are compatible I assume they send you the wrong lense fitting.
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It works on the Nikon D3200, so I suspect it would work on the D5100. Compare the two tops?
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I have a Nikon D5100 and I bought this lens for my camera. The lens works perfectly with my D5100. The D5100 has auto-focus capabilities, and because this lens as the "VR" designation, it too is an auto-focus attachment! It's been a great addition to my set-up!
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It won't autofocus with the D5100. It only autofocuses on cameras that have an 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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Hi,thanks mail.This lens can not AF in D5100. It is a type of "Nikon AF-S Lens" in the D5100.Thanks.
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Yes it will work as a manual focus lens. But only manual. The Nikon d5100 does not have a built in AF motor which means AF and AF-I lenses will connect to the F-mount lens ring even though their is no motor to power the autofocus function. For any form of autofocus you need to get an AF-S or AF-D lense. If want to pull your own focus, this lens will work great.
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Yes but keep in mind the DX Sensor will give you a field of view 75mm-750mm. I use it on my D3s and D800 - it's focus is very zippy almost as fast as my 70-200mm VR1 - The HSM (Hypersonic Motor) will work with your D5100 since your camera body does not have a built-in focus motor.