Is this lens compatible with the D7100?
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I would not recommend. Its a portrait lens with a focal length designed for FX. The D7100 is DX, which makes the effective focal length over 200mm - too long in my opinion.
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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.
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It should be it is compatible with all my nikin camera bodies its an awesome lens I love it
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Indeed it is, but given that you have an APS-C camera in the D7100, no need to buy an FX lens like the 135mm f/2.0D. Given the crop factor, it will work like a 200mm lens. If you are planning to stay with an APS-C camera, might as well get DX lenses which are cheaper. However, if down the line you are thinking of switching to a full frame camera like the D600 or D800, then this is quite an excellent lens.
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Yes it is compatible with Nikon D7100. This plate is compatible with any Bogen/Manfrotto head that use RC2 plate.
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Philip,I am sorry that I cannot offer much insight to this question. I use a D700 model Nikon and the Sigma 70mm macro lens has worked flawlessly so far with this camera. I have no experiencewhatsoever with the D7100, however. Best of luck to you,Denis Thompson
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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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Yes! I used this on my d5100 as my go to lens and now I use it for my d7100 - it's a great move
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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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Sorry, don't know the answer to that, as I do not own D7100. You might reach out directly to the manufacturer.
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Similarly, it works with my D7000 so I would assume it would also work with the D7100.
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As long as you buy it as Nikon mount, Absolutely! Take into consideration that Nikon D7100 is a DX body and thus has a crop factor of 1.5X . Mounted on the Nikon D7100- The Tamron 70-200mm will be the equivalent of 105-300 mm.If you get a good copy,it is a fantastic lens.
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Yes, I'm using it with the d7100 and they have the same USB ports. You should be fine.
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According to the description for this lens, it will fit a D3200. I have a D7100 and it fits it just fine. There is an adapter that comes with the lens for use on Nikon cameras. Hope this helps. I consider this to be a great lens - especially for the price. I've used it quite often and have captured wonderful pictures of wildlife, even at a distance. I have use it with a tripod or just holding it by hand. Helps with those "quick" shots. For capturing an object that isn't moving very quickly, a tripod is best. Get a tripod that is built to hold large lens.
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Yes it's compatible with the Nikon D7100 I use it with mine and have been very happy.
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Yes it should work just fine. I have the D7000 and it is the same form factor as the D7100. I primarily use the 16-85 VR zoom lens and it fits quite nicely. I have also used the 12-24 zoom lens and it works as well with this case.
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Sorry I don't know about the d7100, what I do know is that it refused to stay on d800 so it finally fell off and I could not find it. I would not recommend it.
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I think it should work on the D7100 also but not 100% sure. Check your user guide on the D7100.
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Hi the D7100 is a DX frame the lens is a FX lens FX Body like the D800 or D4 you will be able to use the FX lens on a D7100 the Lens is one of the best lens from Nikon from my point of view it is not a light Lens but very clear crisp and solid construction
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No. Its a crop sensor lens. Gives me nearly the same aspect on D7100 as Id get on FX body with the 70-200 2.8. Sigma and Tamron make great lenses for your needs, with a better price point over the Nikon glass. You (your clients) would be hard pressed to tell the difference! Good look and happy shooting. 500px.com\wellsjb1