Will this auto focus on the Nikon D5100?
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It works with a 3200 and 7000, so I would think so. But not 100% sure...R Cawley
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Tamron released 3 versions of this lens.The first and best, did not have an internal focus motor and will only autofocus on cameras equipped with an internal focus motor. That means it will not focus on Nikons consumer DSLRs (D40, D3000 series, D5000 series).The second has the internal focus motor, but is very slow to focus.The third has a much improved focus motor, and is an excellent choice for a fast normal to mild length zoom. (42mm-112mm equivalent).As there are three versions, you should email the seller to find out exactly which one is for sale. That being said - optically all 3 are quite good. Tamron released 3 versions of this lens.The first and best, did not have an internal focus motor and will only autofocus on cameras equipped with an internal focus motor. That means it will not focus on Nikons consumer DSLRs (D40, D3000 series, D5000 series).The second has the internal focus motor, but is very slow to focus.The third has a much improved focus motor, and is an excellent choice for a fast normal to mild length zoom. (42mm-112mm equivalent).As there are three versions, you should email the seller to find out exactly which one is for sale. That being... » Read More Tamron released 3 versions of this lens.The first and best, did not have an internal focus motor and will only autofocus on cameras equipped with an internal focus motor. That means it will not focus on Nikons consumer DSLRs (D40, D3000 series, D5000 series).The second has the internal focus motor, but is very slow to focus.The third has a much improved focus motor, and is an excellent choice for a fast normal to mild length zoom. (42mm-112mm equivalent).As there are three versions, you should email the seller to find out exactly which one is for sale. That being said - optically all 3 are quite good. « Show Less
1600806
Tamron released 3 versions of this lens. The first and best, did not have an internal focus motor and will only autofocus on cameras equipped with an internal focus motor. That means it will not focus on Nikons consumer DSLRs (D40, D3000 series, D5000 series). The second has the internal focus motor, but is very slow to focus. The third has a much improved focus motor, and is an excellent choice for a fast normal to mild length zoom. (42mm-112mm equivalent). As there are three versions, you should email the seller to find out exactly which one is for sale. That being said - optically all 3 are quite good.
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This lens meant for full frame camera. You had better check for compatibility with D5100.
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Unfortunately, the tokina 11-16 nor the d5100 have an auto focusing motor so you will be stuck with manual focus. I have the 7000 which does have an auto focusing motor inside so it will allow me to autofocus.
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D5100, D5000, D3200, D3100, D3000, D60, D40X, D40 all require the same lens type compatible with auto focusing and have the same contact pins for camera communication. They all use AF lenses. So yes it will work.
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I would say: YES as far as aperture priority can be set and run on your D5100. I can run it on my D300.
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This will work with all the newer Nikon cameras. Because the sensor on the D5100 is a DX sensor, the effective focal length would be 120-600mm compared to using it on a full frame sensor camera like the D600 or D800. So it really becomes a super telephoto lens on those cameras.
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See http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/80400vr.htm and http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/80-400mm.htmThey describe respectively the older one which won't autofocus on your d5100 and the new, more expensive one, which will --- diff abt 1k
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Yes, this is a terrific lens for the D5100. It will auto focus on this camera as it has the focus motor built into the lens itself. This lens is fantastic in low light situations. But it can be a bit tight in small spaces. This is the lens I love for newborn photography and with pets...Love the Bokah this lens gives.ETA: I use this lens with my D40x, D7000 and D700...
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I have a d5100, so Im not sure on your's. I shoot in manual mode and not auto.
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Check your manual, it says in the accessory section. I bought it for my D5100 and even though it says Auto focus on it, with my D5100 that auto focus feature doesn't work. I need a AF-S for the auto focus feature. Not sure this will help. Happy shopping! And I am a little jealous of the D7 :)
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Yes, it will. My son has been experimenting with it on a D-80. It won't however, auto focus, that is a manual operation.
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Yes! I use it will the d5100 and it is perfect! It has autofocus but keep in mind this lens does not zoom. It is fixed at 50mm which is perfect for taking portraits. The images captured through this lens are amazing. It was definitely worth every penny.
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Yes. The Nikon 55-200mm AF-S lens will auto focus and manually focus on the Nikon D3000 camera.
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Yes, it works well on the D5100. It does exactly what it says it will do, works as advertised.
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See http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/80400vr.htm and http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/80-400mm.htm They describe respectively the older one which won't autofocus on your d5100 and the new, more expensive one, which will --- diff abt 1k
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Its a DX I bought one last year works great but you need a camera that has its own AF motor I have a D70s and the autofocus works great. But it doesn't work on my D5100
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I can't tell you. I own only a d7000 and d5100. It would not work for me on either of these. Sorry. I have switched to a 16-85 mm Nikkor and this works fine. This lens would not autofocus for meBest of luck to you.Barrie
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I believe that any newer nikon lenses that have the AF-S designation will work with the D5100. It is my understanding that the D5100 camera body cannot focus the lense itself so it relies on autofocusing lenses (AF-S) to get this done. You may want to investigate this further though.