Can this lens be used on the Nikon D700 and utilize the full sensor area?
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i bought that lens for my d7000 and had great success with it . i gave my daughter the camera and lens and since have bought the d800 and liked the lens so much i bought it again for that camera . with that said i recently sold that lens and am in the process of getting the newest nikon lens the 80-400mm . to sum up my reply great lens but its my understanding that because of the wide range the sensor area is always affected but should work fine when used on your d700...i believe this lens is a great buy
1251772
Yes the lens is an FX lens and will work on the d700 just fine with no cropping.
1251773
Fred, yes, according to the specs, it can be used on any full frame Nikon camera.
1251774
I use this lens on the new d600 which has a full frame sensor as does the older d700 , so I assume it should be just fine
1251775
Yes. Both the Nikon 28-300 and the D-700 are FX (full frame) devices. So the full sensor area would be used.Charles
1614060
Yes; This lens is a really great buy to work with a D7000. There are some focus issues with D7000, but it could be resolved by fine tuning. I've been using this combination for the 4th year now.
123023
Yes, this lens is fully compatible with your D7000. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
71893
Yes of course and very much so; it will have the DX sensor crop factor, meaning that it will behave as a 450mm on an FX, but apart from that added bonus, all other lens features are available on the D7000 digital Nikon camera
270545
Well, this lens is designed for full-framed DSLR. The D5000 is a DX sensor...not full frame. I would not buy it for the D5000. Buy a lens that is designated for the DX system. I believe it may save you money as well.
622758
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.
759967
It's meant for FX, but it can be used on a DX camera body. If used with a DX body, the lens becomes equivalent to 25.5 - 52.5 mm lens, which isn't very wide. Nikon DX sensors have a 1.5x crop factor. If used on an FX camera body, you will get a true 17-35mm field of view.
900504
Hey man, this may be a little late, but the reason they say it isn't compatible is this is a FX (full frame lens) meaning that for the D7000 (DX APS-C sensor). The lens will work, but it will change your effective field of view. Just know that this well be more like 105-400mm instead of 70-300mm. But it will work.
775343
Yes, this will work just fine. I actually have it on a D7000 and am very happy with the results.
123027
Yes, this lens is fully compatible with your D7000. Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
1383858
Yes, but if you can afford this lens it would make sense to buy a full frame Nikon camera back with a better sensor.
984157
I use this lens with my D7000 and it works great. I think it would work just as well with the D7100. The lens mount and connectors, as far as I know, are the same.
97964
Yes but it will be cropped. This lens is specifically designed for smaller sensors. Full frame lenses work with smaller sensors much better that this one will work for a full frame sensor.
596378
The lens will work just fine on your D7000 as is. You can find the exact dimensions on Nikon's site, but it's a hefty prime lens. It'll have the feel of a small kit zoom lens. But the quality is amazing!
636102
This zoom work very well on my Sony Alpha65 camera. I don't see why it wouldn't work on the Nikon D7000. Just specify "for Nikon" when ordering.The lens quality is excellent. On the Nikon D7000 it will provide a focal length betwen 15mm and 36mm in full frame équivalent.
1185802
Yes. This is my "go-to" lens for landscape and close-quarters indoor work with the D700 and D800E. The only precaution I can think of is that it will block the built-in flash on these cameras at wider angles.
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No. This lens is a CX format. I believe the D700 uses the DX format. Hope this helps.