Does it allow the nikkor af-s lenses to continous focus?
901455
Continuous focus on P setting, very happy with results, changes the whole characteristics of the camera substantially
901456
My 18-200 lens from my old D 90 works well, with auto focus working quite well. The auto mode doesn't work but the "P" and other modes are fine
901457
Yes it does. The AF-S lenses work normally. With the 55-200, you have a 540 mm telephoto on the 1 series.
1604633
I dont believe so... it mostly only works with constant aperture lenses...nikon has a list online that tells you all the lenses it works with...
876818
Yep; but it won't have AF. You can only manually focus. For AF, you'll need an AF-S or AFI lens.
174847
I bought this kit, and yes, it has both AF and MF capability. Love this lens!
760139
You can auto focus with all Nikon AF, AF-D and AF-S lenses. A D40 can only auto focus with AF-S lenses.
1362818
No, this one isn't (at least the copy I bought didn't have it). You'd need a Nikon D50, D70, D90, D300, D7000 or similar in order to use autofocus (AF-D mode). There is another model that includes an AF-S motor and includes the feature in the description.
1094439
Yes but it will not auto-focus, so you will have to focus your lens manually.
505452
Yes it does AF with your camera, great lens for the money, very sharp at f8 and f11, there is distortion, which can be corrected. Happy shooting.
1442304
Yes it does. It is called AF-Silent Wave Motor. The AF-S motor is driven by the electronics of the camera. All Nikon digital SLRs work with them. Some of the oldest crappier film cameras can't autofocus with these. All the pro film cameras from the f4 (1988 on) work great with them.
2270830
Your D750 does have an AF motor, so you can use the 35 f2.0 D or any 'D' series lens perfectly, as well as any of the newer AFS lenses. It's an outstanding lens, BTW.
1908065
yes. The only lens F5 cannot use is "pre-AI" whatever that means. per http://www.nikonians.org/reviews?alias=nikon-slr-camera-and-lens-compatibility
20651
AF lenses will not autofocus (only manual focus) on D40/D40x/D60 since these cameras don't have a built in drive motor. AF-S however will work.
2002965
The lens works fine on my Nikon D3100 camera with one exception; it does not auto-focus (which I know) and I am having trouble getting landscape photos in focus.
2268175
Yes, absolutely; I actually had both for a time and it even benefited from the smaller sensor of the D7100 by giving a 1.5 times the magnification compared to an FX or full frame sensor, so your afs nikkor will behave as a 450 mm lens....
1257710
Yes. There are actually two macro modes -- one is a "normal" macro mode and a "super" macro mode. The latter allows you to focus to within an inch or so of the lens.
2250163
According to http://www.photozone.de/nikon--nikkor-aps-c-lens-tests/481-tamron_60_20_nikon : The lens features an integrated AF drive, so it is compatible and provides AF with all current Nikon DSLRs, including the motor-free entry level cameras.
2212347
Here is a REALLY obvious one. You can switch between manual and autofocus on this lense by pushing and pulling the autofocus ring in or out. It reads AF (autofocus) when pulled out, MF when pulled back in. This is distinct to Tokina, so not intuitive if you're used to other lenses. This lens autofocuses extremely well on my D7000 - it's my sharpest lens.