I have a Nikon D70. It appears this Tamron WILL work with my camera? Related question: Will my autofocus in my D70 drive this lens? vs Manual op.?
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I have a D90 and don't know enough to say definitively about yours, but the autofocus DOES work with the Tamron & my D90. However, one warning I have - a big one - is that the use of filters can affect whether the autofocus works or not. Once I took the filter off it worked fine. Others have mentioned the same problem.
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I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
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YES it works with my D7000. not the sharpest lens but a great all around flexibility option.
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Does the D7000 have the autofocus motor built in? This lens does not, so you will need it on the camera to autofocus! I haven't used it too much at those hours yet so I can't answer your second question. Hope this helped!
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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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I just received my tamron 150-600mm, it works great on my D5000. It should work on D5100. No doubt
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Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to vignette just a little bit at 17mm. Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to... » Read More Yep, this lens will work great with almost any Nikon DSLR. The only cameras it will have a problem with are D40, D60, D40X, and some of the newer crop-sensor cameras that inherit the D40s lack of internal focusing motor. Every Full-Frame DSLR has this motor, so no worries with the D700. I used this with my D50 in the past and kept it when I moved up to the D800. It's a great lens and it accounts for over 95% of my landscape work.On a full-frame sensor, it can handle 1 normal-thickness 77mm filter without vignetting. I've used it with a Circular Polarizer and it starts to vignette just a little bit at 17mm. « Show Less
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It will work with your D7000. If will not auto-focus and you'll need to set the aperture on the lens, not in the camera. But with this lens you set the aperture to f8 and the focus ring to just before the infinity mark and everything in your viewfinder will be in focus.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for Nikon D7100. Nikon D7100 can work autofocus for "AF-S" model . Thanks in advance.
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Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame:... » Read More Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 « Show Less
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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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Unfortunately until Tamron releases firmware update (if it ever happens) this lens will experience a lag during autofocus on D5100 (D5100 is an older camera - over 2 years old)
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Good Day; I own #2 Tamron lens the Macro 90mmf/2.8 is one of them the other is the 70-300mm f/4-5.6 SP Di with VC. I shoot with a Nikon D7000. The 90mm will work on the D5000 but ck the spec. to see if the AF will work on your camera; it does on mine. The thing you lose on using a Full Frame lens on a crop sensor body is a full f-stop which keeps u from allowing that extra light into the camera. I bought my 2 tamron lens for FX for one day soon I will step up to an FX body. So in the mean time I find other ways of getting the extra light I might need. The 90mm is a very good lens and Tamron is working hard to become world class glass. My next lens will be the 70-200mm F/2.8 from Tamron, sure they are not as good as the Branded Nikon but they are great lens and Lighter on the Back Pocket. Hope I helped you Oh One More thing; "If you are not going to become a pro photographer Nikon and Tamron make great lens made for DX bodies that are far cheaper.
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Hello, Yes it would fine on a D5000. Infact The camera I had before my D7000 was a D5000. I had no issues with the lens, The lens has an internal focus motor so auto focus wont be a problem. and at 2.8 with the Zoom you can create amazing Bokeh. The images are sharp for what I do, Sure we would all love a 70-200 VRII From Nikon. But lets be honest I do this as a hobby not professional and The images i've got with the Tamron are Amazing!! Thanks
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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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I purchased this lens to use as a flexible architecture and portrait lens on my Nikon D90. The lens did not autofocus when on my DSLR, and I had to return it. This may have been due to a defect in the lens, however. I hate to encourage buying something just to see if it will work for, only to have to return it, but if you have no other way to confirm that the lens works on your D40 then you may have to do that. Best bet would be to contact Tamron directly to ask them.Good luck!
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I ordered a D70 from Amazon and used my lens from my 35mm camera. It works just fine : )