i have a nikon d60 and d3300, will it work?
796510
It will work only on a tripod, it is manual and to get it into focus is a lot of struggling. It is very front heavy and this is why you need the tripod. Other than that is will work for taking distance if you are not in a hurry.
796511
It should, but everything has to be done in the Manual setting, and I have to say that I wasn't impressed with the picture quality. It's supposed to be HD, and it could all just be me, but if I had to do it over again, I might spend the money and get a Nikon lens.
2241280
I'm not completely sure if it's compatible with a D3300, but it should be since it does work on my D5200.
2270025
I have a D800. I see no reason why it won't work with a D3000. Keep in mind that its a manual lens: camera settings will have to be adjusted to all manual settings. Get a good tripod, absolutely a must with this lens if you want reasonable pictures.
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It will not work with this Nikon D3300. Neither lens and camera has a built-in AF motor.
2250192
I don't believe the d600 has an internal focus motor and this lens hasn't got its own motor either. The short answer is no. It will work, as in it will make a photo, but it will be a manual focus on,y lens on this camera body.
2221754
I haven't done any research on the compatibility with the d3300, that said, the lens is a great lens for the price. You may have to use the lens in manual mode.
1769890
It works with my D610 no issues, so I don't see why it wouldn't work with a D600.
107210
yes and no. It will "work" but the camera will be shooting in DX mode, so a D600 will be about 10 MP and D800 about 16 (similar in photo quality to d7000 (tests done) ) If you have a 12 mp FX camera it is only about 3MP. So if you need it to work, and you want that 1.5X crop factor then yes. if you want the 1X factor and full megapixels then no.
1065671
I can't really answer that as I have a D300S (It works great with that model, though). I believe that it is compatible with Nikon's 10-pin connection...does the D600 attach a remote shutter release that way?
500855
It should work. It uses the same body as the nikon d200 and the same nikon lenses and accessories.
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.
1411007
I don't have a D3300 to try, but the number of contacts should be the same for all Nikon DSLR models and lenses with CPU. The tubes work nicely with both a Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8 D lens (with aperture ring), and a Nikon AF-S 85mm f/1.8 G (without aperture ring). As for all "D" lenses, the aperture ring needs to be locked at the smallest aperture for the aperture to be controlled by the camera.
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I've both a D70 and a D7100, it should work fine with your D3300. It does not have any ittl functionality, only a single hot shoe connection (will not fire with out a slave/transmiter attached if not directly attached to your hot shoe), it also only provides manual adjustments.That said, I found it very useful for closeup/product photography, it however isn't bright enough for portrait work.
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I'm not sure. The autofocus doesn't work with a D3200, but I don't know whether the D3300 upgrade fixed that problem.
2134670
To answer your question, yes and no. Yes, it will mount on a D3300 but because this camera has no internal focus motor it will not autofocus. The compatible Micro for you would be the AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 85mm f/3.5G ED VR. This Len is designed for your camera and should work to your liking. Good luck!
2026668
The D600 uses an infrared sensor on the camera with an ML-L3 infrared remote. The MC-36A won't work with this camera.
1070060
According to the Solmeta website, the N3-C will work with the D3300. I loved it with my D5300.