Does any one have this lens mounted to a Nikon D-90, what are you picture results besides being cropped?
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Not sure and I don't use Nikon but it is a great lens so far. I haven't have to swap lens often since I get it. If the pictures are cropped it is incompatible.
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I don't use it on a D90 but I have on a D7000 (crop sensor) and D700 (full frame). I find it a little soft on the long end and somewhat hard to keep steady but some of that is just technique on my part. Overall I'm pretty happy with the results.
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Not sure about the two pieces you mention because I have no experience with them. What I can say is that zoom lenses attached to a Nikon D90 do now work very well.
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I got this lens for my brother, and I really like it, we used a lot. Take a look of some pictures at www.mediawork.ws
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The short answer is "Yes". The lens mounts on my D70, D80, D7000 and my neighbor's D90. You will like the lens. Very good lens at good price. Good luck. Take lots of pictures.
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I have used it with a D800 and it is one of my all time favorite lenses. The D700 is also a full frame camera and this lens should be stellar. I don't thinik there is a better Nikon WA for the money than the 16-35.
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It works great with d80, very good lens for the money, just shoot at f11 or f8. Distortion can be corrected afterwords, happy shooting.
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I have this lens mounted on my D5100 and it works fine. I'm an amateur photographer (for what it's worth) but this lens is the sharpest I've used! Nice lens!
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Yes it does, and will perfom better in a crop factor, de quality of the image will be sharper. Im happy with this lens.
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Absolutely! Great lens! Set aperture ring to 1.4, lock it and the D 90 does the rest. Great results.
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I am a Nikon user. So I can only give my experiences as a Nikon full frame user. maybe this can help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe1VkIzi6OI .
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Tom, I shoot a D90 but I've heard this version of the lens works fine on a D5100. Good luck!
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Hello :) I want to know if its a True Full frame FX Format Lens on a Pro Nikon D800?Or am i forced to use it in DX Crop mode?....I'm Sure some one out there Know what I MEAN?I Just want to use the Correct Macro like the Nikon 105mm f/2.8 where i will get the full frame Lens View benifit of a True Full Frame Lens, without the Crop View?Basically i want a True full Frame Macro Lens for my Full Frame Nikon D800...is this IT? THANK YOU :- :)
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Hi, thanks question.This lens can work autofocus for Nikon D90.This lens is not VR Lens.Thanks in advance.
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I use mine on my D90 and it works great. I purchased it to use as a macro lens so that I could do close ups of flowers and small items. The 2.8 aperture is probably not fast enough for movement in low light. To use it, you would have to crank up the ISO and introduce noise. If you can use flash though it would work if you are close enough to the action. Another possibility might be a 50mm 1.8 and then crop the photo, depending on how close you are to the kids.
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My question, is, if I use any full frame lens A-mount, there wont be any cropping factor?, but if I use any APS-C, like DT lenses there will it be?
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Yes, this will work on a D90 as it has its own motor to drive the lens AF. For low ligth, moving subjects as you indicate, I'd rather look elsewhere as this is not that fast focusing. I'would recommend a Nikon 85 f/1.4D (around 1,000$) if not out of budget or the 85mm f/1.8G (almost the same $ as this Tokina). The disadvantage of these lenses is that they are not Macro, but I understand that this is not the purpose you pursue. Good lock.
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Yes, I have the D80 and it's great. Hood bonnet? I never looked into that equipment. I also bought the fish eye lens....works great!