Will it work on a Nikon AF-5 Nikkor 17-55mm 1:2.8 GED? nikon d7100 ? I also have a 28-300 lens AF-5 Nikkor. Which filter do I need for that one?
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For Nikon 17-55 you need 77 mm filter. You can use the same filter for 28-300 as well.
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Your lens in thredded for a 67mm screw on filter, so in theory, yes it should. To be sure before investing your money you could consult Nikon, USA or your owners manual
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As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes.
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Yes, it will work. However, "AF-S" lenses are motorized and are usually for cameras that do not have their own motors, like D5100. The D7100 has a motor of its own, and so if you look for "AF" lenses instead of "AF-S", you can find cheaper lenses with same specifications. For example, you can easily find 50mm f/1.8 AF for D7100. However, having said this, this lens should also not have any problems working with D7100. It is one of the best lenses I have.
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You are right that lens filter size is 77mm. You need to do a search for UV 77mm filters or a Nikon NC 77mm filter.
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The 52mm lens filter should fit your 35mm lens--either f2 or f1.4. If there's any doubt, you can check the filter size under the lens specifications on Nikon USA's website.
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i know it works with the d7100. the lens' web site says it does work with the d5100. you can check this yourself by going to the lens and picking your camera on the page. also, i remember when i bought these 2 af lenses, i called nikon to make sure.
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This lens is designed for the Nikon One Series cameras which uses an entirely different mount than the d7100. Unless there is an adapter that I'm not aware of, you are out of luck.
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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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I recommend you go to Nikon.com site and check the lens compatibility chart ... I did it before buy it. Mine is D7100
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yes, this filter will work with your Nikon D3000. Be aware that depending on the lens, you may experience a hot spot in your images. This hot spot may be extreme or very slight. I experienced a slight hot spot with my Nikon D-3200 and 18-55mm lens. You'll need to experiment and see the results with whatever lens camera combination you're using
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not sure. I have a 55-200mm lens and 18-55mm. check the Nikon site to help you. Hope this helps.
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I'm not a Nikon user so I'm unfamiliar with that model. However I'd say if you have tried other non special lenses with this body and they have worked, then I would assume the 17-50 would as well. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help here.
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This lens will work on the D7100 as it is made for an FX (or full frame) camera. Remember that as this lens is a 200mm FX lens it will be approximately a 300mm lens on your D7100 DX camera. Otherwise this is the absolute best Macro lens made by anyone bar none and with DX your that much closer!
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That's a great question!! The filter size for the Nikkor 18-105 is 67mm. Hope this helps!
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It depends on which lens you have on your D700. This is a 77mm diameter filter so your lens would also have to be that diameter. Note that this has nothing to do with the focal length of your lens (for example a 50mm prime lens or 18-55mm zoom lens.) You can usually tell the diameter of the lens by looking for a number on the lens next to a symbol that looks like a zero with a slash though it - ϕ
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Good question...I have a simple answer.......buy the best filters you can afford. IMHO, I only buy Nikon filters for my Nikkor lenses. You can't go wrong with any of the top brand filters as previously mentioned.. Be sure to check that the filters mounting ring is thin enough (especially on any wide angle lens) so it won't cause the filter to fringe.