Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus. The battery must be at least 20%, otherwise autofocus stops working completely. Autofocus is not accurate when I estimated actual distance with the scale displayed on lens. The inaccurate could be caused by huge depth-of- field of ultra-wide lens. Sigma may adjust the scale for the lens, but it may just change the display only. Thanks all for anwsering my original question. Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus.... » Read More Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus. The battery must be at least 20%, otherwise autofocus stops working completely. Autofocus is not accurate when I estimated actual distance with the scale displayed on lens. The inaccurate could be caused by huge depth-of- field of ultra-wide lens. Sigma may adjust the scale for the lens, but it may just change the display only. Thanks all for anwsering my original question. « Show Less
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Hi it MAY as it says there DSLR Nikon, but you'll have to check from Sigma's end. Mine's a different Nikon model.
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I would look through customer reviews and see if anyone has had good results with a D90. I use this lens on my D3100 & D3200 with great results and most of the lenses for those models are compatible with a D90. Also, check the Sigma website for camera compatibility.
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Yes you can use this camera and lens together*The lens demands a camera with an APS-C sensor and exactly such a sensor you will find inside Nikon D90.* The camera has a sensor of type DX (1.5x).* Your focal length will be equivalent to 12-24 mm.
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P.S. for future needs please go to www.lensora.com for compatibility issues.
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I will look it up when I get home, but typically there are different models for each major brand type, especially from Sigma. You can cross check with adorama or B & H
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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I tried two models different sets on my D5100 camera and they DO NOT WORK. They do not seat in until the lens lock clicks into place so the camera does not work with them on it. I tried it on a different model Nikon and it worked fine. I am greatly disappointed! I was really looking forward to using it. I wanted to try a different brand, but need to be able to try it on the camera.
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I don't use it on a D90 but I have on a D7000 (crop sensor) and D700 (full frame). I find it a little soft on the long end and somewhat hard to keep steady but some of that is just technique on my part. Overall I'm pretty happy with the results.
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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.
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It works just fine on my D90. I like it best for portraits and close up macro shots where I want to flood the object with light. When I bought mine, I questioned it's ability for use with nikon because it was pictured with a canon. The unit comes with many lens adaptors so it can be mounted to just about any lens.
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The Sigma is an extreme wide angle, but not a fish eye. Straight lines will remain straight (almost). Autofocus works better on my D90 in bright daylight, worse in dim interiors where accuracy suffers.
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Hi, thanks question.This lens can work autofocus for Nikon D90.This lens is not VR Lens.Thanks in advance.
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I have used this with my D90 and D40, both with no problem. Have you checked that the setting on the lens is AF, not MF? It is kind of tricky, but the rule of thumb is if you see both the AF and MF showing, then you are good. If you only see MF showing, then it is wrong. Also make sure the camera body's setting is on AF.
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yes this is a glitch - this lens will work with your D90. I have had this lens mounted on my d7000, d7100 and d610 - as long as you have an F mount it will workstrange the drop box says compatible with a d3100 but not d90http://nikond90club.blogspot.com/2009/10/getting-to-know-nikon-d90-lens-mount.html
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I have been using this lens on my D90 which is a DX (APS-C) size sensor like the D3200. I would assume, but cannot guarantee, it works on the D3200. It's a great walk-around lens and stays on my camera most of the time now!
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I use this lens with my d5100 and have found no integration issues at all. Everything, including autofocus, works great. This is a very nice prime lens that works and looks great with the d5100. A great investment.
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Yes it will work with your camera. It is manual focus - but with such a wide angle it isn't tough to focus. Use the focus scale on the lens to get close. I also believe you need to use it in manual mode - ie you set the aperture on the lens and set the shutter speed on the camera. (old school.) But it is pretty easy - just take a test shot to check the exposure before taking the shot you want. Being an extreme wide-angle lens the uses are limited, but for the money it is pretty nice and a has a huge field of view.
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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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Hi, I don't know. With my D5100 it works only in Manual Mode.Take a look if you D90 have built in AF motor, than it could work also in AF. Good Luck!
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Although i havent tried it ith that lens specificially, it works with all lens that I have tried including the Sigma 50-500. Auto focus may not work very well however because of the loss in aperture. I also found that instead of individual sensor focus, group sensor auto focus works more reliably.
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1. Yes it both works AND fits. The D90 has a motor drive to actuate the older Nikon auto-focus system. And as far as fitting goes: Almost all Nikon lenses fit current Nikon cameras. Nikon does a great job of keeping their system backward compatible.