has anyone used this with a 72 mm lens (mine is 18-200) on a nikon? i shoot with D7000 and have not used these before. What do you think?
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I believe there is a 72mm adapter in the kit, it either screws on or snaps on and then the filters slide into the holder, and work quite well. I used the graduated and full both and was well satisfied with the result. The company shipped just as stated
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It should work just fine with your lens. There is a bit of a color cast produced by the filters, depending on your editing skills, this is something somewhat easy to fix. I mostly use the graduated filters for sunset and notice a a purpleish tint in the sky that is otherwise not there. For sunsets, this is an acceptable fault for me. For ~$20 you cant go wrong, especially if you are buying these to determine if a higher end filter would be a good fit for your bag.
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Yes, this is a 72 mm lens. I have a Nikon 600D camera and use this lens almost exclusively. I love it, as it has so much range of focal lengths. Works very well in low light. MikeMike
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Hi All, very interested in these postings but still can't get this lens to work with my D70 in M or AF. I too get fEE message displayed and shutter won'r fire, even after locking off at f22 etc. Starting to wonder if its a camera setting or am I missing something?
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24mm would really distort the face! I use my 70-200 on my D700 (full frame sensor) at 70mm and sometimes use my 50mm 1.8 lens. You need to up your ISO to about 800 to get any depth of field, ie 5.6 or 8. I'm not that much of a fan of the circle in the eyes but people like it!! I would recommend the MyRingLight!
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I use a nikon with a 55-200 lense. It fits fine. It is a very good case. I have no complaints. I suppose you can return in case or there is a bigger size last time i checked. Highly recommended product.
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I have some nikon lenses from my nikon f3, i have some lenses from nikon d90, i have some sigma lenses they all work fine for me but ofcourse no autofocus you have to set nikon1 to manual in order to use all these lenses. For example 50mm 1:1.2 lens is doing a great job. I hope this info is enough if not i can write more. For$20 this is good product. No need to spent $200 just for auto focus for the autofocus lenses.
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I dont have the same body and lens you have, but I can report success with a 70D body using a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 using this extender. The fstop jumps to f/5.6 and the autofocus still worked perfectly through the next 2 or 3 stops.
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It must have been a typo on their part. The 52mm lenses fit just fine on my Nikon D3200 which has a 52mm lens. I have no problem with them. :-)
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I have the D7000. I find that the lens works very well but you do have the "crop" situation since it's not a DX specific lens. I guess it gives you an effective focal length of about 85mm. It is a very good lens. I used it for general photography at a party recently on my D750. Got some great pictures.
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Yes, I use mine regularly with a Nikon D7100 and a 70-300 lens. The overall weight is pretty light, I carry mine on a Lowepro back pack when I hike/bike for shots.
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I am sorry I am not able to report the use of this lens with the d7100 . I can however report in the the result of the performance with the Nikon D7000 .
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The 24-70mm lens which I used on D7000 was 5.2 inches in length. The 18-200 lens is 3.8 inches in length. It should fit like a dream.
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I do not speak English, I hope to express. I had a camera nikon D80 and now have a nikonD7000 not know if that works with your camera lens.
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I chose this strap after much investigation and I trust it implicitly. I also have a Nikon with 80-200 f:2.8 & 35-70 f:2.8 lenses and there is never a problem. Go for it; you won't regret it!
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I just went to look at my 18-200 lens and the lens cap which I bought to replace the one which originally came with the lens when I bought it. The answer is that lens cap LC-72 will fit your Nikon 18-200mm lens as it does mine. It appears to be identical to the original equipment cap.
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I have used a 70-300mm EF and a 55-300mm AF lens with my D5100. Though the 70-300mm EF is a higher grade lens, I think that upon looking back at my results, the 55-300mm AF lens option gave me clearer images than the 70-300mm lens does. You will, however, be happy with either one. My 55-300mm lens was stolen last summer and I replaced it with a refurbished 70-300mm EF lens. If I were going to do it again, I'd probably get another 55-300mm lens. But on the other hand, the 70-300mm lens has a larger lens aperture and so it works better under lower light conditions than the 55-300mm AF lens. Life always seems to be about choices and trade-offs doesn't it. I hope this was helpful.
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I'm using it with a D610 and a Nikkor 28-300mm. I've also used it with the bigger and bulkier D700 body. In each instance they fit great. I typically put an extra filter, in a case, down at the bottom. In the front zipper section I usually store an extra battery and a cable release.