the work with lenses 18/300 mm nikon.?? and Nikon D7100??
1604632
I think it can work well! But the problem is the focusing distance and the aperture setting will double(like, f2.8 will turn to f5.5! So for the 18/300mm lens at 600mm, I don't think it can autofocus anymore!
1604633
I dont believe so... it mostly only works with constant aperture lenses...nikon has a list online that tells you all the lenses it works with...
1604634
Go to Nikon's web site and see the compatibility chart for this lens. I'm not sure if they are compatible.
1604635
Not very likely. The teleconverter was designed for very long lenses and zoom lenses Your 18/3mm me lens' back element must be fairly recessed from the back of your lens for the teleconverter to work, since the teleconverter's front element protrudes into the back assembly of the lens it is tele-converting. If you look at the larger telephoto lenses and even the 105mm macro lens, they have major recesses at the back of their overall lens assembly. Most lenses, however, have flush assembly of elements with the back of the lens. In such cases, these teleconverters cannot even physically be connected to most lenses. Not very likely. The teleconverter was designed for very long lenses and zoom lenses Your 18/3mm me lens' back element must be fairly recessed from the back of your lens for the teleconverter to work, since the teleconverter's front element protrudes into the back assembly of the lens it is tele-converting. If you look at the larger telephoto lenses and even the 105mm macro lens, they have major recesses at the back of their overall lens assembly. Most lenses, however, have flush assembly of elements with the back of the lens. In such cases, these teleconverters cannot even physically be... » Read More Not very likely. The teleconverter was designed for very long lenses and zoom lenses Your 18/3mm me lens' back element must be fairly recessed from the back of your lens for the teleconverter to work, since the teleconverter's front element protrudes into the back assembly of the lens it is tele-converting. If you look at the larger telephoto lenses and even the 105mm macro lens, they have major recesses at the back of their overall lens assembly. Most lenses, however, have flush assembly of elements with the back of the lens. In such cases, these teleconverters cannot even physically be connected to most lenses. « Show Less
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Just noticed the typo of $239.00. That should have been 4439.00. I don't think it will work on lower end lenses. I tried it on my 70-400 and it was a no go. I tried it with my 70 too 200 mm 2.5 prime and the results were incredible. That lenses is also almost $1800.00. Super clear glass is is stupid expensive. Wish it wold have worked.
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Not very likely. The teleconverter was designed for very long lenses and zoom lenses Your 18/3mm me lens' back element must be fairly recessed from the back of your lens for the teleconverter to work, since the teleconverter's front element protrudes into the back assembly of the lens it is tele-converting. If you look at the larger telephoto lenses and even the 105mm macro lens, they have major recesses at the back of their overall lens assembly. Most lenses, however, have flush assembly of elements with the back of the lens. In such cases, these teleconverters cannot even physically be connected to most lenses.
467361
Yes, it works fine with the d7100, and I have taken very sharp pictures with this lens. Just get the Nikon mount.
2115570
NO, it will no work, it will not even fit the lens. it works great with the D7100 but it is not compatible with the lens. I hope this helps. God bless..
2077808
I wouldn't buy this for d7100. Focal length is not useful for a crop sensor on the wide end. It's pretty fat and heavy lens, I would look into 16-85mm
1432980
Under compatibility on line it says it's compatible with the Nikon D7000 but doesn't list the D7100....so I'm not sure.....sorry!
1471024
YES, all nikon mounts are backward compatible, but this is a full format lens and probably overkill for a D7100
330251
Yes it should I have a d7100 with 18-55 and there Is still room for a larger lens.
423678
The 28-300 is a full-frame lens. It will work in your D7100 but there it will become a 42-450. In other words, you would lose some wide angle but will win in tele power. it's your choice. Given that you are thinking of the 18-300, I assume that you want a walking around lens. The 28-300 is heavy, keep that in mind. You could get it and also get the Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 Lens, does not weight too much and will take care of wide scenarios or Italian narrow streets. You can see here the effect of each lens in your camera: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/simulator/
1362354
Hi, thanks question.This lens can not contact for D7100.D7100 can fit lens is "AF-S" .Thanks in advance.
2178759
The D7100 is current version Nikon camera. I would think that it should work just fine.
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.
1009286
Yes on the D7100 and have say no on Nikon TC. I have found that only brand specific TC work with brand of lens.
2047812
I have an 18-70 N9kon I have an 18-70 mm Nikon lens attached to my D7100 camera an it works fine. I can see no attachment problem for you if it is a Nikkor D lens. dx
1831505
Yes, the DR-6 works with the D7100. A list of all compatible cameras can be found on the NikonUSA.com website.
1761400
I use it all the time with my 300mm f4 on a D7100 with no problems. It should work fine on yours.
1244914
I'm not familiar with the D7100, but I have a D90 that it works with. I think Nikon keeps these I/O port pretty much standard across their line of DSLRs
2202944
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 .