I have a few different Tamron lenses I used with my old 35mm camera. Would these lenses work with this camera?
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It depends on the lens model.most nikon lenses I have tried fit my d3000 I have 2 lenses I use.my sigma 70-300 f4 5.6 dg macro zoom.and my nikon af nikkor 50 mm f 1.8d both fit my nikon d3000.
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Most, if not ALL, made-for-Nikon lenses should work, Debbie. My son is using a Sigma 18-200mm AF lens on his D3000 and my Tamron 28-80mm manual focus lens works with it, too, although it has no auto-focus capability. The Tamron lens works well with my Nikon D40X.
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If the older 35mm is Nikon brand, of course works!! almost nikon cameras digital or not is compatible
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I don't know about "any" Tamron lens, because I don't own any other Tamrons. My 28mm Tamron lens had the "adaptall" type of back on it, and I originally had a Pentax K adapter on it for an old film camera. This particular adapter fit like a charm so I can now use it on my Canon T3. As Paul Syms said, none of the automatic functions work, but for manual use it has worked very well for me.
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The Tamron AF lenses work with any Canon DSLR regardless of being full frame or APS-C size sensor.
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That I don't really know - I would check the specs on your camera, then the specs on these lenses. sorry I couldn't be more helpful. You might also want to contact the seller's technical support.
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Hi NiranjanIf the tamron lens is advertised as being compatible with Nikon DSLR's it should work.On the other hand I paid a little over $450 US dollars for mine, and it works great with my Nikon 70-200 f/2.8, it would be an expensive test unless you could get a 100% refund.You might also contact Nikon and see what they saygood luckPaul
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It will if the Tamron lens is a Nikon Mount version. If this lens is made for a full frame Nikon which the D60 is not, I believe, this lens is subject to the crop factor of 1.6, making it the 35mm equivalent of about 36 - 105mm, which means you have lost the wide angle effect but picked up on the distance effect.
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I believe the Sony Alpha series are compatible with 'A' mount lenses, which this Tamron lens is.....So Yes!
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As long as you purchase the one made for canon. The Tamron 18-200 as well as all there lens including other generic brands like sigma you have to get the one made for your brand of camera. Hopes this helps
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Hi there. Being a bird photographer I can safely say I know the lens you have as well as this converter. It will work but the focusing will be slow. I would prefer either focusing manually or getting the 2.2x teleconverter lens that goes on top of your Tamron lens. If you need more information on that lens, email me again. Best regards- Charlie.
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It should work with all Tamron lenses but to be sure I would go to Tamron's website.
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I had two Tamron SP AF 2X, one for Canon and one for Nikon. They worked great with Tamron 150-600mm for their counterpart lenses for Canon 5D Mk III. 70D, T3, T5 or Nikon D5300 and D800. However, you have to take pictures with Manual Exposure to enjoy the 2X effects with full frame or cropped sensors. Auto may not work.
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It would work with any Canon EF lens mount, so if your Tamron works on Canon, it will work with the adapter on a micro43 camera.
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Here is a link that might help.http://forums.usa.canon.com/t5/EOS-Rebel/Would-a-Tamron-18-270-mm-lens-work-with-a-Canon-T51/td-p/67301
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Completely interchangeable. Only older Sigma lenses may not work fully, but those lenses aren't worth keeping anyways.
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If the old lenses as Pentak K-mount lenses; but check with the experts on Pentax Forums (which has FAQs about this).
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you might want to check the specs for these lenses vs your camera. I also like to suggest you might want to contact the seller's technical support. sorry I couldn't help.
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I only use the Tamron AF 2X on Tamron lens only on the Canon body cameras that take only EF and EF-S lens. I use only Canon converter for the Canon lens.