willthe quantaray 70-300 mm f/4.0-5.6 zoom lens lens work on a nikon d750
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I am an amiture photographer but I usually call my local Wolf Camera folks who are more than willing to answer your questions with experts in this field.
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It depends, Quantaray sold them with many different mounts, you will need the one specifically for Nikon cameras. http://www.amazon.com/Quantaray-70-300mm-4-5-6-Macro-digital/dp/B00D0GTJU8/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431183733&sr=1-3&keywords=quantaray+70-300+nikon
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It depends, Quantaray sold them with many different mounts, you will need the one specifically for Nikon cameras. Quantaray 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Macro 1:2 Auto Focus Zoom for Nikon AF film and digital cameras
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This lens is meant for DX cropped sensor cameras, not full frame cameras like the D700. But it will still work, you just won't be using the entire sensor. Nikon 24-70 is better for the D700.
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I would not know about the Nikon D750 but this adapter is nikon and works perfect in the d 700
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I borrowed this lens from BorrowLenses and it worked flawlessly. Keep in mind that since the D7000 is a DX crop camera, the lens is effectively a 36-105mm lens in FX format.
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I am not positive on this. To answer yes would be misleading, however I have been looking at the Nikon D-7100, and there was one review where the Sigma 150-500 mm lens was used. Perhaps the best way to find out without a large outlay of cash is to rent a Nikon D-7000 and try out the lens. If it does not work, then you haven't spent a great deal, and you have saved yourself a great deal of aggravation. Sorry I can't give you a more definitive answer.
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Hi, I presume that you will be able to use this lens on your Nikon D7000. I have a Nikon D80 which has the same ring mount as the D7000, so it should be ok. Still, you should ask a pro shop before you buy. I can tell you that I DO really like this lens, it's fast, costs about half of the Nikon version, and it gives some very good images. The only draw back is its weight, kinda heavy. Good luck with your search. I hope this helps.
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When you order the 'nikon' version, they just include the nikon T adapter, which works with all nikon 35mm slr's. You should also check your manual to see what functions are disabled when using a non-cpu lens. In case it is not obvious, you'll need to focus and set the lens aperture manually with the lens. With the d5000, all light metering is disabled and you can only use the manual (M) mode. Nikons compatibility page for the d7000 seems to imply you'll still be able to use aperture priority(A) mode: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d7000/compatibility02.htm but you may need to find some lens data to load onto your camera to get that working properly. At $100, I'm pretty happy with this lens. It's sharp and lighter than I expected and let me experiment with a longer focal length.
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Yes, it is a D lens and you can get full function. Check www.kenrockwell.com and type in "Nikon lens compatibility." you will confirm its compatibility. The focal length on D7100 will be 200mm. Good luck.
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I uave a Nikon D7000 and this lens works well the camera. I am very happy with the photos taken with this lens.
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Yes, it will. I have a D70s and a D7000. Nikon lens will work on all of the DSLRs of Nikon. I bought it with a D7000 for my son and it takes incredible photos.
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Most Nikon lenses will work. Check lens compatability in the table in the manual.
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All lenses back to the year 1977 are compatible with the D7000. The D7000 has a smaller sensor and looking through a 24-70 will have the perspective of a 36-105mm. (1.5 crop factor X mm of your lens). I have a D7000 and a D4 and you would not see any difference in image quality shot through this lens.
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Yes. I use it on both my D7000 and D7100. Next to my Nikon 70-200 2.8 it's the best lens I own. Produces beautiful results.
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Yes, it will.Keep in mind that it will function as a 75mm lens on your digital body.
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I used this with my 55-300mm lens and it worked, both with my Nikon D7000 and the D7100. I prefer to use the manual focus instead of the auto focus. Automatic focus seemed to have difficulties at times, depending how far I zoomed in. As far as the 18-300 lens, I don't know but I assume it to be similar to my 55-300, so my belief is it should work.
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The Nikon (brand only) 80-200mm f/2.8D ED AF Zoom will work on the Nikon D80. The autofocus may be a tad bit slow because of the torque required to drive the screw focus type lens, but it will work-and adequately. . . . bgs.
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Yes, it will work. I have this lens as well as a D7000. They work well together. Why does Amazon say it won't work? What is their rationale?