With the D610, will this lens obstruct the on-camera flash? Does it require a separate speedlight?
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It doesn't obstruct the on-camera flash of the D800, but the flash may not have full coverage at 24mm nor enough "reach" at 120. I use the on-camera flash for fill and in situations I don't have my speed light handy. For most uses it works just fine.
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I have a D800 and the only obstruction I've encountered from on camera flash with this lens is from the lens shade.
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No it will be a little lower on the D610. The D610 has 33% more pixels on the same sized sensor. That said at up to iso 6400 when you compare them at the same size side by side, as in looking at the D4 at 100% and the D610 at 80% you wold be hard pushed to see the difference. The D4 will shine over the D610 in other areas being a 'pro' camera rather than a prosumer as the D610. I have the D610 and it is a cracking camera I do not really bother what ISO I am shooting at and have it set to a max of 3200. There is of course a huge difference in price. Regards GW
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I have not tried it with that specific camera body but the flash system is the same as the D7000, D700, d610, so, it shouldn't be a problem. I have used it with the the sb910 on the bodies listed and everything worked fine.
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Yes, but it will shoot in Dx mode and you will get reduced resolution and more noise. I'd recommend a 28-300mm lens for a d610 if you want a lens of this type.
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Not sure why it would matter which speedlight you used in particular with this lens, but I use the Nikkor 70-200 with the SB-800 speedlight and they work just fine together.
360237
Yes, you can use on D610 with auto focus and can set the aperture both on camera controls and on lens.
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No it will not. It is made for the 1 Series cameras like the V1 and J1. Much smaller sensor and lenses than the D610. I don't think there is even a way to make it work with an adapter.
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Fits on my Nikon D7100. Unfortunately - don't know so far why - always the integrated flash opens when it's too dark. Ring flash works anyway and integrated flash does not flash at all even after opening up. No idea why that happens - but to answer your question: the ring flash fits on the Nikon D7100.
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no, you cant use any flash that low to the camera and not get a shadow. it's a big f'ing lens! but, like rick sammon says, get the damn flash off the camera! :)
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Yes. The d610 has the motor drive and the standard f mount needed for this lens.
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not necessary; light in comparison to others. Great lense. Aperture does not change as you zoom!!! That's a plus. It's been discontinued for awhile. I needed a replacement for my old Nikon 300. Dollar for dollar, this is the best lense for that camera.
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It allows you to use nikon batteries. I have a D610 without any problems. You can also opt for AA batteries. It has an attachment for that
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Abdul, not knowing what the flash is intended for this is a hard question to answer. I will say the SB-910 as the flagship speed light will give you more options on your camera. Nikon D5000 or any of the D-5xxx series support TTL metering. Plus in manual mode there are additional options to control light output. The SB-910 is Nikons most expensive flash unit available and if money is not a consideration the buy it. It is also the most user friendly flash Nikon ever made. If indeed you don't require all this power I would also look into the SB-700. The SB-600 is not very user friendly and became obsolete even though it is a good unit which would have to be purchased used. Never mind those talking about using the SB-910 with D-4 or D-3 or even D-800. If you were using that equipment you not have asked that question here. The flash will work well with your camera and any upgrade by Nikon in the future.
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No, the flash is exposed as well as the lens. There's a hole in the case over the camera
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Hello Efrain, let me add that the only problem found with this lens is that it blocks the down left angle of the light when using the included flash, there's no problem with the pro flash, is a very good lens for general use, and with f4 in all the range you can use it with normal artificial lighting, have a good enough booke too.
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Not sure about the D610, but it works with our D7100, also full frame. One thing we noticed about the Tamron lens is that it tends not to focus any more. Some playing around with the lock "resolves" the problem. This happens in combination with the D90. We are now using the lens on the D7100 to figure out if the problem is the body or the lens.
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No but I think you probably would not need IS while shooting with this lens. I have never found the need to have it but I can understand one's need to have IS on heavier, higher aperture types of lenses. ... I love this lenses ability to get in close to the subject & with a flash, it really gets it! It truly is a great wide angle lens! ...