will Tamron AF SP 10mm-24mm 1:3.5-4.5 Di work on Nikon D7000
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This zoom work very well on my Sony Alpha65 camera. I don't see why it wouldn't work on the Nikon D7000. Just specify "for Nikon" when ordering.The lens quality is excellent. On the Nikon D7000 it will provide a focal length betwen 15mm and 36mm in full frame équivalent.
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Yes. Works on my D800 but at 13mm. 10mm produces a circular image. There is a little vignetting at 13mm and that goes away by 15-16mm.
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According to Tamron's compatibility chart on their website, this lens is compatible with the Nikon D7000.
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Should be no problem, works great with my D7000. You can check the product website to be sure. For best results use the settings for your camera as described in the instructions - different cameras can and do have different settings.
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Yes, it would work on your D7000 But it would no longer be a 35mm since your camera is not full frame. Mounted on your camera it will become close to a 50mm.
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Yes, this will work just fine. I actually have it on a D7000 and am very happy with the results.
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Since Tamron SP 70-300m lens has a 62mm filter size which is smaller than Canon 500D's 77mm, I believe you need a 62-77mm step-up ring. See the link http://www.cs.mtu.edu/~shene/DigiCam/User-Guide/filter/thread-rings.htmlI hope this helps.
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Yes. I have a D7000 and I use this 50mm f1.4 lens on it about 75% of the time. I get superb results with it.
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Tamron products work best with Nikon. However, you can email Canon support and they can tell you if it will work.
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I purchased the Canon version as that's what I own. So my specific lens can not, however Tamron makes the same sense for Nikon (http://amzn.com/B003YH9DZE).
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yes this lens will work on a d700 and a d300s both those cameras have a motor that will work the AF system. It will not work properly on the lesser models like d5100 or d3200. Just remember there is cropping with those two camera for any lens you use so the effective range is 42-105 2.8. I bought this lens a few month ago and it is way awesome and better in my opinion than the 24-70 2.8
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Yes it works on the D80, including the AF. But it is not that wide at 24mm because of the cropped sensor. Still great for a general zoom lens though.
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You have 10mm more with the Tamron. You have twice the size aperture comparing 2.8 to 4. That is a huge huge difference. I tested mine in detail at the center and some spots around the corner AT THE SAME APERTURE with my Nikon 24-120, it is every bit as sharp under high magnification. I did quite a scientific comparison. If you know the outstanding optical quality of the Nikon 24-120, you'll be really impressed.
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The D90 it will work on. It's a matter of preference between Sigma and Tamron. I prefer Tamron. Myself and a couple friends have used them for some time and I've always had good results. As with looking at various products all I can suggest is the boring activity of comparing and looking at reviews. I would also suggest looking at a Tamron 18mm-200mm. I use this as my primary lens as it covers so much. But I do have 70mm-300mm. Hope this helps.
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It should - that is IF you get the Nikon mount. Tamron lenses are mount specific, meaning that you have to get the mount for the camera you are using. For example, mine is Pentax mount, and it is fully functional with my Pentax D-5 DSLR. Hope this helps.
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I have a Nikon D50 and it works great on it...I would think it would work for your D70S as well....
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It looks like it will. I would do some more research on this. I had an issue buying a lens turns out it was the wrong mount (I have an e mount the lens was a D mount). From what I have seen the Tamron should work for your camera.
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Dear Jorge.I did not try to install this it ("50 1.2") on the D7000. But I think that compatible.If you are a very important my experience, I can do it after 01/20/14.Best regards.Slava.
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Item model number: 11-Tamron-Nikon Will connect a Tamron Adaptall 2 lens to a Nikon f-mount. I'm uncertain if it will work with other lenses.