Does this set properly work (separate rings and set assembled ) with 16-85 AF-S and 55-300 AF-S on Nikon D5100? And in manual mode?
320034
I DON'T HAVE A Nikon d5100 I USE A d3100 and have no problems with the individual rings or using the set. I seldom if ever use auto focus when doing 1:1 ratio macro images depth of field is so small that I resort to manual focus to get the portion of the image I am interested in in focus. Basically I have no problems with PLR focus ring either in auto focus or manual.
347890
Unless you buy the one with the electrical contacts for the newer lenses, you must have an older lense with an manual aperture ring on the lense, and run in manual mode. The problem with some of the lower end Nikons is that your exposure will be by trial and error, ie D5100 for example.
1909800
Yes it does, it works perfectly. It is an AF-S (Auto Focus-Silent wave motor) lens and I use it on a D5100 that I own.
1025070
It will only work in manual at your Lens' highest Fstop since they are not "dedicated" (they don't have the electronic pass through)I have used mine a lot on my D5100 in manual with a 55-300mm and tripod to get some really great pics
866096
Tom, I shoot a D90 but I've heard this version of the lens works fine on a D5100. Good luck!
907175
The set with work with any 58mm lens. You have to check the lens to see what size it is. I have two 58mm and 1 52mm lens. I had to pick up a 52mm set for the third lens.
145896
I use it with my D3200 and 55-300 lens and autofocus does work. I have noticed some diminution of image quality
1160043
This set should suit you well as you have different extension lengths to choose from depending on the amount of magnification you require. It is very useful to have the full working electronics in these units as tubes without them will default your lens to a wide open aperture and unless you have a manual aperture ring you will be thus challenged. The electronics will also allow use of your AF. This unit does have a tight fit but I haven't had a problem with it and I can verify that it works great with my Canon 7D also a crop sensor camera.
2092763
It should work. Almost all Nikon SLRS, digital or non-digital, use the f-mount lenses. You should be able to use old and new lenses with the d5000. The only thing that won't work is the auto focus. I have the exact same lens using it with the d5100.
1995983
You made me break out the camera bag and that lens to find out, but yes works as it should. You will need the lens mount in reverse ring as well for the front of the lens to mount to camera. Not knowing your level of photography, remember you wont have auto anything,except flash if selected), your camera needs to be in manual mode. Hope this helps.
1560772
They fit on my D5100; although some of the parts do not auto focus. Thanks.
693088
I have the D5100 with the AF-S NIKKOR 18-55m 1:3.5-5.6G lens. I find it to be a little tight going on/off but it fits well.
848711
Yes! But, manual focus only because this lens requires an AF motor in the body but the d5100 does not have one.
2214223
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.
314202
Yes it will work as a manual focus lens. But only manual. The Nikon d5100 does not have a built in AF motor which means AF and AF-I lenses will connect to the F-mount lens ring even though their is no motor to power the autofocus function. For any form of autofocus you need to get an AF-S or AF-D lense. If want to pull your own focus, this lens will work great.
1180775
It works well on my D5100 which is essentially the same. But with no metering and manual focus. Just put the mode to "M" and shoot a test shots until the exposure is right. Takes great pictures, if you remember that it will be a little soft when wide open. It makes a great portrait lens because of the way it isolates the background.
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It's working fine with the autofocus mode on your lens, would also work with the manual focus but you would have to preset the focus on the lens. Michael