Will this work with NO PROBLEM AT ALL in a D7000? I read that the autofocus dosn't work in a D7000.
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Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htmJust get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
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Yes; This lens is a really great buy to work with a D7000. There are some focus issues with D7000, but it could be resolved by fine tuning. I've been using this combination for the 4th year now.
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Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htm Just get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
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Yes, the D7000 has the built-in AF motor, so you will be able to autofocus (source: dpreview.com's D7000 review.)
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it works very nicely with D700 that I have. I would expect it to work with D800 but I am not sure.
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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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As has been said already, the nikon mount version will work just fine with the D700. The person mentioning "soft and fuzzy" pictures must have had a bad copy. I own the Nikon 16-35 and the Rokinon 14mm. The Rokinon is as sharp (actually a hair sharper) as the Nikon. I am a professional landscape photographer and test my lenses extensively.
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Yes, this will work on the Nikon D70. I purchased this product back when I started out with the Nikon D70. One of the great things about Nikon most all of their lenses are compatible across the entire line of cameras.
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will it work on D40x and d700? 3 Answers Yes, I have both cameras and works perfect. Apr 27, 2012 by Anonymous not the fastest to focus but not bad, will work auto with both.. Feb 17, 2012 by SeanS Yes will work on both. Feb 16, 2012 by JoeR
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I don't know, no experience with the D700. But I can't think of any reason why it would not.
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Hello. I'm not an expert, but it should work because I use it on my D7000 and it works perfectly.
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I don't know for sure. I shoot Nikon, and have always used Nikon so I can't say for sure if it will work. What I can tell you is if you don't use it with a lens that has a large enough max aperture (at least F4) the auto focus won't work because there is not enough light. Sorry I can't help you more than that
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Hi, I presume that you will be able to use this lens on your Nikon D7000. I have a Nikon D80 which has the same ring mount as the D7000, so it should be ok. Still, you should ask a pro shop before you buy. I can tell you that I DO really like this lens, it's fast, costs about half of the Nikon version, and it gives some very good images. The only draw back is its weight, kinda heavy. Good luck with your search. I hope this helps.
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It should, yes. I used it on my d7000. It has the electronics to work with your G lenses. As it greatly gets you to focus closely on your subject you'll maybe want to shoot on a tripod on a smaller aperture like f11 or smaller. I also use a sliding rail to be more precise and actually manually focus. I shoot mostly wedding bands with it.
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will it work on D40x and d700? 3 AnswersYes, I have both cameras and works perfect.Apr 27, 2012 byAnonymousnot the fastest to focus but not bad, will work auto with both..Feb 17, 2012 bySeanS Yes will work on both.Feb 16, 2012 byJoeR
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I don't know. It works fine on both my D70 and D700 with my Nikon 18-200 VR, 55 macro, 70-210 f4.5, Sigma 400 f4.5 prime, and my neice's Nikkor 70-300. Autofocus is iffy(hunts a lot) under weak light, but it does seem to access most functions. If your camera is not backward compatable with Nikon manual and ai lenses, you may have some difficulties, but that's just a guess.
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I am pretty sure it will not autofocus on the D80.......does the D80 have a built in motor? so I would say only in manual mode
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I think the previous responders are correct it is compatible with your D7000. I use it with a D 800 at 28-300mm. If you eventually upgrade to an FX sensor camera like the D600 or D800 it will also be compatible at 28 t0 300 at full frame. These camera allow you to use either FX or DX lenses. These cameras automatically crop to the DX sensor area when they sense a Dx lens. You can also select the area size even with the FX lens so that it sees a DX crop area which will effectively get you at Zoom range 28mm FX mode to 450mm DX mode. It works great and I find mine to be quite sharp.
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I wish I have d600 , then I will be able to answer the question. I use it with d70 and it works fine.
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Probably not autofocus at least not reliability. You lose 2 stops and the D-7000 probably can't focus above F5.6