Does anyone have experience with the D7000 with Nikon 18-105mm F3.5 and the 55-300mm F4.5? Would this fix both of these lens?
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This would be a good short term solution for increasing focal length I believe. No doubt you've checked out the longer focal length lenses and you can spend a whopping amount on them!
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I found that when you use the 2x teleconverter with any lens and using the Nikon d40 the camera will not auto focus. This makes it had to focus manually.
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I have the D7000, 18-105, and 55-300 and the Tamron 2x converter works very well for me on them. I also have a Nikon 80-200 and it works very well on it as well. I love it. Gave me a great increase in focal length for a minimum outlay!
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If you buy the Nikon mount set, they work on a variety of lenses. I don't have a D7000. I have D3200 and D5100 and I use them with the kit lens(18-55), and a Sigma 18-250. They work great with both these lenses. I've been just using one tube at a time. With the Sigma lens, I can get good close-ups at about 12 inches.
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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 twocamera 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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I have an 18-70 N9kon I have an 18-70 mm Nikon lens attached to my D7100 camera an it works fine. I can see no attachment problem for you if it is a Nikkor D lens.dx
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Yes, it will work. I have this lens as well as a D7000. They work well together. Why does Amazon say it won't work? What is their rationale?
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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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i bought that lens for my d7000 and had great success with it . i gave my daughter the camera and lens and since have bought the d800 and liked the lens so much i bought it again for that camera . with that said i recently sold that lens and am in the process of getting the newest nikon lens the 80-400mm . to sum up my reply great lens but its my understanding that because of the wide range the sensor area is always affected but should work fine when used on your d700...i believe this lens is a great buy
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I have a Nikon D7000. Also not a full frame. I love this lens. It should be fine for you.
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I use this lens on a D7000 and get excellent results, especially with auto focusing when shooting birds in flight. However, regarding your inquiry about the D5100 be aware that the user's manual for the lens (Nikkor ED 80-400mm F/4.5-5.6D) states on p. 15, "Autofocus is not possible with Nikon' D5000, D3000, D60 and D40-Series cameras. When using the lens with these models, set camera focus mode to M." I believe that the D5100 has the same autofocus limitation as the D5000.
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Hello Andrea! Yes, it will work with a Nikon D700. This is a manual focus lens, so you should focus manually, but a focus confirmation, an automatic aperture and an exposure meter will work on Nikon D700 with this lens. I strongly disagree with previous reviewer. This lens is very capable and optically as good as a Nikkor 16-35mm.
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Hello Jay. I bought the hoodman glasses model for the D7000 and the D700. They are a constant on my cameras since I started using them; never never without them. Easy and comfortable for me as a glasses wearer. I have never own or shot the D5100, although I understand it is a very nice camera. Compare specs for certain perhaps call nikon customer service. Best wishes
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Most likely because the D700 is not in the active line-up of Nikon Cameras. I use the 16-35 with a D700 with no problems. The only other reason I could think of would be that the D700 is beyond having software upgrades and other cameras that will still accept upgrades will pair with the 16-35 in a way that allows the camera to fine tune the focusing of the lens. To get a totally accurate answer though, I would go right to the Nikon site and pose the question there as I am only guessing.
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I uave a Nikon D7000 and this lens works well the camera. I am very happy with the photos taken with this lens.
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I just put this lens on my D7100 and it meters properly. When in Manual or Aperture Priority mode, I can adjust the aperture using the front wheel on the camera. The D7100 is essentially the same camera as the D7000, so it should work just fine. Just be sure to spend the extra $30 to get the Nikon communication chip. This is a well-made, sharp lens at a bargain price. Manual focus is a little tricky wide open, but I think this is normal for a fast, manual focus lens.
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I did have a small back focus problem with this lens. The D7000 allows for fine adjustments in the menu. You can find some easy tests to do on youtube for back focus. I was able to correct it 100% by setting it to -15
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I also have this slow focus problem on my D300 and D700. Slower focusing than any other lens I have used. Anyone heard about a fix for this yet?
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Before answering, I tried the lens on a D70s. The lens works perfectly. I would, however, bring to your attention that this is an FX lens and the D70 has a DX crop sensor. As a result, this lens has will be closer to a 35mm field of view on a DX camera. The description indicates 84 degrees FX but about 60 degrees DX. If you do not need the features of this lens (aperture ring, etc.) and are simply seeking a 35mm lens, consider the 35mm 1.8 DX for about 60% of the price. Otherwise, I use this lens a great deal and my only real frustration is its tendency to ghost. It ranges from F/2.8-f/22, is metal and is small enough to drop into your pocket. Before answering, I tried the lens on a D70s. The lens works perfectly. I would, however, bring to your attention that this is an FX lens and the D70 has a DX crop sensor. As a result, this lens has will be closer to a 35mm field of view on a DX camera. The description indicates 84 degrees FX but about 60 degrees DX. If you do not need the features of this lens (aperture ring, etc.) and are simply seeking a 35mm lens, consider the 35mm 1.8 DX for about 60% of the price. Otherwise, I use this lens a great deal and my only real frustration is its tendency to ghost. It ranges from F/2.8-f/22,... » Read More Before answering, I tried the lens on a D70s. The lens works perfectly. I would, however, bring to your attention that this is an FX lens and the D70 has a DX crop sensor. As a result, this lens has will be closer to a 35mm field of view on a DX camera. The description indicates 84 degrees FX but about 60 degrees DX. If you do not need the features of this lens (aperture ring, etc.) and are simply seeking a 35mm lens, consider the 35mm 1.8 DX for about 60% of the price. Otherwise, I use this lens a great deal and my only real frustration is its tendency to ghost. It ranges from F/2.8-f/22, is metal and is small enough to drop into your pocket. « Show Less