Can this be use with a Nikon D3200 ? I'm looking for good lenses for large group portraits indoors (perhaps outdoors)
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If the d3200 has a drive screw. the Sigma 24-70 is a great lens, but has no own motor drive. Check your camera manual or a camera review if the 3200 does....
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The Sigma 24-70 will work with full frame and crop frame cameras. You have to buy the Nikon mount version. I found the lens soft wide open. A better lens for about the same money is the sigma 17-70 OS. Sharper wide open, and the anti shake works helps in low light. My 24-70 was not sharp until 5.6, the newer sigma HSM is much better but spendy
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I have a d3200 it works fine. Autofocus a little slower than Nikkor lenses. I mostly manual focus as well.
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I also have a D3200 and it works well. I am such an amateur photographer that I'm not sure I know enough about it to recommend it or not. My friend however, is a photographer and thinks it is good and would recommend it. Sorry for the delay in responding.
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Yes however, I suggest you go to www.nikonusa.com and view the full compatibility chart/info for the D3200 and the full line of Nikkor lenses.
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Yes, it should work fine so long as you buy the proper version (Nikon mount). It is a manual lens, so you'll need to do all of your adjustments yourself, the camera won't do anything for you. Also, focus with one of these is quite different than you might be used to, so read the instructions and do some research.
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This is not a lens, but a lens accessory. I use a Nikkor lens that this attached to and worked relatively well. I am not sure which lens you have, but I believe it will work for you if you have a kit lens that came with the d3200 body.
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The Sigma 17-50mm is an all-purpose fast lens, great for portrait to get good DOF, and fast enough for HS indoor sports. I would recommend setting you ISO to 1600 or higher on your Nikon. The quality of glass is excellent for the resolution of 16x24 prints. I am very impressed with the quality of workmanship and lens quality.
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Yes, it will. I do not believe you will truly be happy with it though. On a D3200 it would be a 105 - 450mm. It needs a lot of light to get good images. I would choose a suitable Nikon DX lens for this camera if I were you.
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I have to respectfully disagree with the recommendation for a 16-85mm VR. I have that lens, use it with my D90 and it's great for outdoor situations. Indoors, the 16-85mm is fine if you are using a flash. I can see using the 16-85mm for some interior church shots, but most of wedding shots are going to be of people. things, little details like bouquets, etc. You will want a lens that can handle low-light and can isolate a subject well (subject in focus - remaining areas blurry). You should check out primes. Fast zooms are nice, but they will defintiley set you back a lot of money. Look into these lenses: 1. Nikkor 50mm 1.8 - The poor man's lens for low light, decent bokeh, depth of field interestingness. $100 Everyone should have at least one fast lens and since this one is cheap, it's a good place to start. 2. Sigma 30mm 1.4 More money, but since it's wider than the above lens, a little more versatile, especially with DX sensor. $300 or more 3. Nikkor 85mm 1.8 - Like the 50mm but is more telephoto, so this is good if you are standing far from your subject but want to fill the frame with your subject. Good for concerts, theater, etc. 5. Nikkor 85mm 1.4 - This is a money-making lens for pro wedding photographers and portrait photographers. People fall in love with and worship this lens. Do a web search and you'll find out why. Very, very pricey. $1K but worth it. One thing about primes is that there is a definite learning curve to using them - especially at the wider apertures since the depth of field is SO narrow. You have to really work on learning to use them to maximize the number of keepers you have. BUT, these fast lenses help you to examine more work more critically, to look at your composition, technique, etc in ways that your kit lens never will :) Good luck with your photography!
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This a wide angle prime lens. Autofocus won't work on the d3200, but it will take photos with the Nikon d3200. Just have to manually focus...
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Parties or anything with people because a lot of people will fit in the image since it is a wide lens. I also like using this indoors or where I am pretty close to the subject. If you don't need the portability I would suggest the regular kit zoom since the autofocus makes it equally good in dark lighting.
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I have my D3200 + one 55-200mm lens and it fits just right. You could probably squeeze in a small point and shoot, but make sure you have some extra padding so they're not all bumping into eachother
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I assume so. I've used it with everything from a D5100 to a D3. The lens is sharp focusing is fast. Most reviews I've seen on other photo sites and stores have been very favorable.
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A quick internet search says the lens is compatible with the Nikon D80. As for high quality photos indoors-- the focal length of the lens is great for indoor rooms (not sure what you mean by small). High quality depends on your skills ;o
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Personally I like this lens a lot... so I think it will work for anything you're wanting to shoot with it. The only issues I've run into with it are images can be soft at times. Not sure if that's the lens or the photographer! :0)
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I bought this for my dslr canon rebel t3 thinking it would fit, but it doesn't. Is the nikon d3200 a 55mm camera? I can't find any accurate descriptions on amazon that definitively answe what camera this lens is to be used on.
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Yes because the objective lens is quite wide (allowing for more light to enter - thus good for indoor use), but the piece is somewhat bulky and has some weight to it. If that's not an issue then yes, it would function well indoors where light is an issue.