My Nikon D90 lens has a manual zoom. Does this case allow me to turn the zoom?Scott Dec 12
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No the part where the lens goes is fairly rigid and I don't think it would allow you to grip it tight enough to torn the zoom.
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This case was so cumbersome that I returned it without using it and bought a CoolPix AW100 waterproof camera with which I am very pleased.
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When on a paddle boarding trip Lake Powell with an SLR it's pretty much the best thing next to a very expensive water proof case. Go pro and iPhones just do not take the same quality photos.
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Yes. It's pretty much fully functional. Its a little difficult to really easily use all the functions but the fact that it can be submerged and still operate the lens is nice. The space that the lens goes extends to allow room for zoom.
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I have a d5100, so Im not sure on your's. I shoot in manual mode and not auto.
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I have a Nikon D90, it has some limitations but it is a working lens on that model camera
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I only do by the side button - don't think you can use the lens as you would with regular camera. I bought this for a special trip where I knew I'd want the zoom. Bought it with plenty of time to practice. My pictures are amazing and even folks around me at during my trip who had huge lenses and fancy cameras were watching my photos. BUT you need practice time - and it is point and shoot camera....
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Somewhere on the Amazon site, there is a Ask the Seller Button and you should receive an answer. I own a Nikon D90.
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Yes, this lens does have the option for auto focusing. But I clearly find that manual focusing is the better of the two choices. Unlike some lens, this option to change from manual to auto focusing is done by sliding the forward most ring, the one closest to the len's end back and forth. No switch. There is no automatic zoom option. You have to rotate the ring closest to the camera body to zoom in and out. I guess that is why I prefer the manual focusing. But either way, I am very happy with the photos I have taken with this lens. Hope this helps
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I have the D3100 and the case works fine with it, with room to spare. I've put everything from a 35mm to a 18-200mm telephoto on it, with no problems. If the lens has a shroud, it can be kind of finicky to get out, but that's a result of the secure fit, and a minor issue worth having.
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i forgot ...i have a 18-105 lens on the d5100 nikon.any other zoom lens would probably not fit in case.
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I use it on a D90 and it has been the greatest walking around lens ever. Now the camera and lens are all I have when out for the day taking pics. You will be very happy if you get one.
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I don't know how is was designed to work, but on my lens, I must press the button to lock and unlock it. When rotating the zoom ring in the process of "locking" it, it stops at fl "18." I then must press the button to store the lens.
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I am not sure I had the canon mount not sure about the D90 configuration sorry.
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It shouldnt. You can put the elastic band where you want. I put mine on the rubber grip of the lens. This is the part where you twist to zoom, not the inner portion that moves when auto focusing.
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I'm wondering the same thing! I guess I'll find out once i get the case but if you or anyone knows...I thought the lens adaper was supposed to be left on so if the case doesn't work with it that will seem to make it worthless...I just can't see taking it off and on eevery time you want to put the camera back in the case!
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My son has this case, and he says that you can remove the lens if you want to change. He has used it with slow motion effect while skiing, and has some pretty cool pics! Be sure to get a floating wrist strap just incase.
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I have a 18-55 mm lens on my D5100 and it fits perfectly. The case is well padded so there isn't much room at the top for a much longer lens. Maybe you could compare the length of your lens to mine to give you an idea? Hope this helps. :)
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I have a Nikon D5200, this case is truly for D5100, which I did not realized. I had to return it.
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It works great on the D90. That's what I use mine on. I have a little back-focus that is noticeable especially at the lower f-stops, but it is easy to work around.