Is this lens compatible with Nikon D200 or D5000 cameras?
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It's made for digital cameras and I use mine with my D5200. So it will work
1119150
I have this lens mounted on my D5100 and it works fine. I'm an amateur photographer (for what it's worth) but this lens is the sharpest I've used! Nice lens!
1119151
This lens is compatible with a Nikon DX camera. So, yes it should be compatible with both bodies.
1119152
It is compatible with a all nikon DX or cropped sensor cameras such as the d200 and d5000. Nikon has changed their numbering scheme over the years so just make sure you have a cropped sensor and your good to go.
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It will work with D5000. I am not familiar to D200, actually is not available in Nikon. You should direct your questions to "www.nikonusa.com" regto D200.
1119154
Yes, it is... I have a D200, and it's great with it. It is ideal for use with the D40, D5000, D90, D300 and every other Nikon DX camera.
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Dear Lawrence, I have this lens... it is perfect to some of my needs. My camera is a Nikon D5100. I checked in this forum and it seems to be compatible with D5000 either. I don't know about D200. http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum;=312&topic;_id=37I hope it can be useful for you. Regards, Jansen Sena
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I've been using the Rokinon ED500M-B 500mm lens on my Nikon d5200 for about 6 months. No problems so far. The camera supports the lens well although sometimes it takes a minute or two to attach.
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When you order the 'nikon' version, they just include the nikon T adapter, which works with all nikon 35mm slr's. You should also check your manual to see what functions are disabled when using a non-cpu lens. In case it is not obvious, you'll need to focus and set the lens aperture manually with the lens. With the d5000, all light metering is disabled and you can only use the manual (M) mode. Nikons compatibility page for the d7000 seems to imply you'll still be able to use aperture priority(A) mode: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d7000/compatibility02.htm but you may need to find some lens data to load onto your camera to get that working properly. At $100, I'm pretty happy with this lens. It's sharp and lighter than I expected and let me experiment with a longer focal length.
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I do not know. I have only used it on my D5100 and I am satisfied with the results. Keep It in mind though, there has to be a reason why a lens like this costs what it does as opposed to one AF-200 to 500 mm that costs over $10,000. Depends on what you are going to use it for. Best bet is to buy it and give it a go. The good thing about purchasing on Amazon if you aren't satisfied you can always return it. Just file a complaint with Amazon, they have a place for you to do that, it goes to the seller by hitting submit and you get an almost immediate answer. I did it with something else on Amazon and got my money refunded within 30 minutes. Of course with this you would have to return this but you can bet they will provide either a FedEx or UPS label for you to affix to the box. You have nothing to lose.
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I have one that works with the D5000. I am sure all Nikons are compatible so you can use multiple lens. I know Sigma makes several lenses specifically for Nikon. I would have to believe it will work wih the D5500, though I can't be 100%
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Yes, I am in fact using it with a Nikon D5000. You have to put the camera in full manual to use it.
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I believe that the lens is compatible with the D3100. I have it on the D200 and all the lenses are interchangeable.
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Yes, the Tamron 200-500 lens will work with the Nikon D200. It is designed to work on any Nikon autofocus camera, whether it needs an internal focus motor or a screw drive for a camera body autofocus. Since the D200 will work with either type D or type G lenses, it will work with the Tamron.
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Yes. But be aware that on the D5000, this lens behaves as a 36-127.5mm due to the 1.5X crop factor.
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Yes, this lens will work with a Nikon D5000 camera. However, it is a manual focus lens only.
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The Tamron 200-500mm lens does not have the autofocus motor built into the lens itself, and therefore cannot autofocus on your D5000. All the small-body Nikons in the D40 family (D40X, D60, D3000, D5000) lack the autofocus motor in the camera body which earlier (and substantially larger) Nikon DSLRs had. The absence of this AF motor and some other features is what keeps the D40 family cameras relatively small, light and inexpensive. Since all new Nikon lens designs since about 2003 have been AF-S type (with AF motor built into the lens) Nikon felt it was unnecessary to keep putting an AF motor in the body as well, since that motor would never be used anyway when the newer type lenses were mounted. However, third-party lens makers such as Tokina and Tamron still marketed a lot of Nikon-mount lenses without the built-in motor. Your 200-500mm is one of them. Tamron as a matter of fact has been catching up by putting AF motors in their newer lens designs, and redesigning some older models with built-in motor, but unfortunately they have not yet made this change in the 200-500. Your Tamron 200-500 should autofocus just fine on any of the other Nikons that still have the AF motor in the camera body (D50, D70, D80, D90, etc., etc., etc.).
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It will work fine on a D5000, but it will NOT AUTOFOCUS. It will be manual focus lens because the 90mm has no internal focus motor of it's own. Keep in mind that the 90mm will become a 135mm lens on a DX sensor camera. If you want it for macro work you'll be manual focusing anyway. But if you want it for portraits and other stuff, you may want to look at the Nikon 85mm 1.8G. Have fun!
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If you check the manufacturer webpage (http://www.sigmaphoto.com/product/150-500mm-f5-63-apo-dg-os-hsm) it says: "Nikon Mount: Built in motor lens: compatible with D40, D40x, D60, D3000, D5000"
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As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes.
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yes it will work with the new d5000 (and the d40/d60), but it will not autofocus.
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This lens is fully compatible with the N2000. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
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Sure it will. But if the d200 is a croped sensor and this is a full frame lens. Then u will have a fical lenght of 24*1.5 equal to 36 mm so bare this in mind before to decide