Will it work on a Nikon AF-5 Nikkor 17-55mm 1:2.8 GED? nikon d7100 ? I also have a 28-300 lens AF-5 Nikkor. Which filter do I need for that one?
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For Nikon 17-55 you need 77 mm filter. You can use the same filter for 28-300 as well.
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Yes it should, if the Nikon lens cap says 52mm on the back of it then it will work with these filters. Filter mm size and lens cap size are the same.
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This lens is designed for the Nikon One Series cameras which uses an entirely different mount than the d7100. Unless there is an adapter that I'm not aware of, you are out of luck.
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The 52mm lens filter should fit your 35mm lens--either f2 or f1.4. If there's any doubt, you can check the filter size under the lens specifications on Nikon USA's website.
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The Nikon Version of this lens will work fine with a D7100... keep in mind the crop factor actually makes this lens a little longer than 70 - 300mm This will have more reach than the Nikon 55-200mm but not necessarily any more image quality, but not necessarily any less either. I hope this answers your question. I have this lens in Canon and I like it very well. Here is an image on my website that was taken with this lens. notice below the image is the EXIF info from the image, take a glance. http://1shutterbug.com/who-are-you-what-are-you-doing/
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Your 55mm lens will require a 58mm filter size and your 300mm lens will require a 77mm filter size, both can be found here on amazon
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I think so, I'm using it with 18-55 kit lens, but it installs just like a filter and it comes with all the standard sizes, 52mm, 58mm, 67mm. etc. Good luck.
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I don't have that lens, so I can't answer directly. It does fit the 55-200mm lens. Suggest you go to the Nikon site and compare dimensions of the two lenses.
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You can use the 67mm on the 200-300 zoom lens, I believe. Those lens fit the D series Nikon. The 18-55mm lens uses the 52mm filter. My Nikon is a D3000 and I researched this lens set quite a bit before finalizing my decision. So, keep in mind: 52mm filter for an 18-55mm lens; 67mm for the 55-200mm and the 70-300mm, both zoom lenses. If you question it, just ask the same question you posted here on Google and you will find your answer!!
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I use it all the time with my 300mm f4 on a D7100 with no problems. It should work fine on yours.
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It should fit any 52 mm lens. Yours should be fine if it has that measurement on the front of the lens Mine goes on my Nikon AF Nikkor 18 - 55 mm 52 mm lens with no problems As long as the front of your lens measures 52 mm. There are also adapters available that screw on the front of the lens to convert to other size threads for different size lens and filters.
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I purchased this lens a few months ago to use with my Nikon D7100 and I'm very pleased. So to answer your question, yes it will work and you will be amazed at the images this combination creates.
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1. I see no reason why it would not work with a Nikon D7100. 2. True, there is no aperture ring on the lens with a Nikon mount. The aperture may be manually set by the camera itself in the Aperture or Manual modes.
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Personally I don't see why it wouldn't work for your lens. I bought mine for a Nikkor AF-S VR Micro 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED. Both of these lenses use a 62mm filter. That said, this is a quality filter. Don't go with cheaper filters. I have done it and am now replacing them with the B+W filters. Your photos will only be as good as what the lens and filters allow to be seen by the camera / film.
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Probably not. Most Nikon/Nikkor lens I have seen take 52mm filters. You should be able to tell by reading the lens description, or look underneath the Amazon listing as they usually show the filters people buy to go with any given lens.
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Yes this will work with D7100.. But may i know what is your motivation behind the 18-35mm.. i would suggest based off that...
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It should work with any lens from 52mm-67mm in filter size. It's a pressure clip type system. You squeeze both ends in... Place the 2.5x onto the face of your lens and release. The 2.5x should secure itself to the inside threading of your lens. Clearly, you can't have a filter on your lens while using the 2.5x.