Is this an AF or AF-S lens? In another words, does it have internal motor for the autofocus or does it require the camera body to command the focus?
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I am not sure where the motor is. You can focus the lens manually off the camera or on for that matter.
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It does use the camera body motor to focus. It is not the quietest but it's very accurate and quick. One of my favorite lenses!
809208
The Sigma for Sony A mounts has a built in micro motor. Rapid and accurate with a NEX-7 It adapts with the LA-2 A mount to E mount.
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This lens is totally manual. You have to set the aperture and shutter speed manually. In fact, you have to turn off the auto focus and any other auto/electronic feature off in your 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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No it doesn't have a built in focus motor. Those lenses will have the AF-S designation. The 18-200mm will work with the D3200
1800681
Depends on the camera. This lens does not have an internal focus motor for AF so the camera must have the motor in the body for full AF. For example, it will AF with my old D100 and current D300s but not with my D5200 (have to manual focus). All other functions however will work fine.
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Does the D7000 have the autofocus motor built in? This lens does not, so you will need it on the camera to autofocus! I haven't used it too much at those hours yet so I can't answer your second question. Hope this helped!
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The af designates an auto focus lens, which has a motor that receives a signal from the camera and will focus automatically.
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Yes it has an internal Focusing Motor (Silent Wave Motor) which will allow autofocus on the lower end Nikon DSLRs. All Nikon DX AF-S lenses have a motor in the lens body, any just AF lens needs a camera with a motor in it.With a D3000 you want to look at any AF-S lenses from Nikon, or HSM from Sigma, or Tamron that states it has a built in motor.
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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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yes, it has an auto-focus, but at times, it cam be sort of slow, but overall, it is a very good lens.
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This lens does not have an autofocus motor so regardless of the camera you have it will not autofocus
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You have to use Nikon AF-S lenses on this camera to have the lens auto focus.
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You can manually adjust the aperture or allow the camera to set the f stop. As far as auto focus the lens does have a motor
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Not in autofocus. The D5200 does not have an internal AF motor in the body which this lens requires for AF function. I would suggest the Nikon 18-70mm f3.5-4.5 AF-S which has the AF motor in the lens as an alternative at a comparable price
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Yes, this version DOES have a built in focus motor. Older versions of this lens do not. This is fully functional with the D5100.
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This lens is manual focus only. Keep in mind, this is an inexpensive lens. A good lens for the money, but it isn't a "super duper" $15,000 - $20,000 Nikon or Cannon lens. I bought this lens for "playing" purposes.
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No, this one isn't (at least the copy I bought didn't have it). You'd need a Nikon D50, D70, D90, D300, D7000 or similar in order to use autofocus (AF-D mode). There is another model that includes an AF-S motor and includes the feature in the description.