I have several Vivitar Series 1 lenses that would fit my nikon d60. this would serve me?
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I don't know too much about Vivitar Series 1 lenses, but this adapter is to accept a t/t2 mount which is threaded mount that screws on then the adapter bayonets to Nikon. If your Vivitar Series 1 lenses are AF, this adapter will not pass the focus servo function from the camera to the lens. All of your focusing will be manual. I have a Nikon D7000 and a couple of T2 lenses- Mamiya f/1.8 55mm and a Tele-Astranar f/6.3 400mm. The 400mm does not focus correctly with the adapter but the 55mm works just fine. The only other issue I have found with this adapter is that I had to buff off the anodized finish on the threads for it to accept lenses correctly. I hope I was able to answer your question. r/ Matt and Tiffany
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Yes. That's one of the beautiful things about the Df. It is backwards compatible with all Nikon lenses.
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I have a D60, which is a much older camera, and it works good. In fact it is the lens I most use.
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Doubt it. The Nikon 1 mount needs an adaptor (that cuts the aperture) to use regular mount Nikkor lenses. So, the D700 will will need an adaptor to mount the Nikon 1 lens. If Nikon or other company made one, it would cut or vignette the resultant picture. No luck there. And PS, it would no longer be a 10mm lens.
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Hi Deborah...the Nikon lenses work on everything from the D50 to the newer cameras. I bought it to use for a D90. It will definitely fit the D60. I love the lens. Note it is much heavier to steady and carry than other lenses, but the picture quality is much better and it is nice not to have to carry a lot of extra lenses since this zooms out so far. As soon as we can afford it again, we are buying a second one for my husband's D7000.
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I'm not sure. You should call the manufacture. Here is the Vivitar support hotline 1-800-592-9541. They should be able to help you. I called them when I purchased my exact lens. They were able to clear up all my questions. The lens is amazing quality for the price. The only bad thing about this lens is it makes my DSLR a little top heavy. So you really should have a tripod if your going to use this lens for long periods of time. Hope that helps.
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I believe Nikon made a series of lenses dedicated to the Nikon 1 series only. This one is a Nikon 1 lens so would not fit the D7100. Some of the Nikon lenses are interchangeable but not the Nikon 1 lenses.
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It fits on my d40x and my d600 with no issues, so I imagine it would, as it is designed to fit Nikon Cameras. If anything, you could contact the seller or look up the lens on another site to see its exact speculations. Otherwise, I'd say you're in the clear. All in all, it has been a GREAT lens thus far, and I look forward to getting much more use out of it.
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It should work. However not sure they sell the Vivitar anymore. I think another company bought it and it is marketed under another name. I am using Vello which works well with the D800.
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Yes it is. That series of lens is compatible with all "D" series NIKON cameras.
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Yes if the lens is a standard t mount screw this will work with the d60. Be aware that it will be full manual.
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Nikkor and. Nikon lenses fit my d7100 and your is a full frame might get a vinniette bit they fit
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Yes, it is compatible with the Nikon D60. Just be sure the adapter rings that come with the kit fits the lenses you have. The adapter ring size corresponds to the filter size for the lens.
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Yes - I use it with my D600 which is a full frame camera. It's an awesome lens.
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The lens adapter is compatible with any EF/EF-S mount lens. Assuming the Vivitar is one of those mounts, it should work. If not, I have no idea if you're able to stack another adapter on top of the M Mount. Should be possible though methinks.
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Dear customer,Thank you for your email. The QV-1 can be performed to fit a variety of popular DSLR Cameras that use a 3"-3.2" LCD screen. The QV-1 will be able to fit the Nikon d600. We appreciate your business.Best Regards,Photosmart
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Sorry I cannot help. 1st I have a Nikon D40x and do not know if there are differences with the D60. 2nd I have had some difficulties with my Neewer lenses and have not had good response from Neewer with my questions. I suggest you try getting help from Neewer before purchasing.