nikkon 7100 compatible
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Yes of course only manual and you must configure the non cpu lenses from the menu of the d7100 ,amazing lens.
1520829
Yes, but it is NOT easy to screw-on camera, and it can potentially damage your camera if you miss aligning before you fasten it. Aligning point may not where you think it is. (At leas that I remembered last time I used on my D800E). You have to be extremely careful when you screw it on. Your camera may not recognize the lens, therefore, you have to add your lens into system window by dialing length of the lens. The lens was built like a tank, it is quite well made, but unfortunately it does not easily fit with new digital SLR cameras. For me, the lens is a problematic.
1520830
Dear Jorge.I did not try to install this it ("50 1.2") on the D7000. But I think that compatible.If you are a very important my experience, I can do it after 01/20/14.Best regards.Slava.
1520831
Sorry, I do not know anything about the Nikon 7100. It is a F mount lens,manual focusing only.This lens is compatible with the D800.
1037910
Since I don't own a Nikon D7100 i can't say. Suggest you go to the Vanguard web site and submit an inquiry to their customer service folks http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/cs/products/detail-1-4-181-983.html Update: Looked at the site and it seems like you'll need to buy a different cable for the "D7000 family" of cameras, item number TN2. Google is your friend.
984203
Yes, the Nikon MC-DC2 is used on all of the other cameras mentioned, and will also work with D7100. Beware of the Aperture brand though, I've had bad luck with it twice...poor wiring....Satechi makes a much better unit, and also has on/off swirtch...
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Since I don't own a Nikon D7100 i can't say. Suggest you go to the Vanguard web site and submit an inquiry to their customer service folks http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/cs/products/detail-1-4-181-983.htmlUpdate: Looked at the site and it seems like you'll need to buy a different cable for the "D7000 family" of cameras, item number TN2. Google is your friend.
1860102
This should work fully with the D7100, but check the compatibility information at www.nikonusa.com.
1764809
It should work fine...the Nikon D7100 is a DX camera...the Nikon 10.5 mm is a DX lens,,,,I use it with my Nikon D-90 and Nikon D7000 with no problems...it is an extremly sharp fisheye and fast at f/2.8.
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Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it for you but I really don't think you will find it necessary.Happy New Year.Will Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it... » Read More Hi David,Not that I'm aware of. My lense, lent to a mate with a 7100, worked no problem to produce some comparative test images for him against a Nikon 70-200 and he has subsequently gone and bought a 50-150 on the basis of that test! The dealers here in Rome (I've spoken to two) have been perfectly happy to use their USB mounts to update lenses for customers for free. I don't know if that is the case in the UK but I would imagine so, so if you were to find you had an issue (which I believe to be an unlikely scenario) I'd suggest taking it to a Sigma dealer and ask him to update it for you but I really don't think you will find it necessary.Happy New Year.Will « Show Less
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Works great with my d 3200 but I am not sure if it will work with the d 7100
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It works for sure on a D7100 as that is where mine is right now. If you go to the HOODMAN web site you can see which models fit which cameras. The difference will be either round or square and the size in mm of the eyepeice of the viewfinder. Looks like both take the same model base don the compatibility chart here: http://hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi?display=action&emptyoverride;=yes&template;=PDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html
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The Nikon Version of this lens will work fine with a D7100... keep in mind the crop factor actually makes this lens a little longer than 70 - 300mm This will have more reach than the Nikon 55-200mm but not necessarily any more image quality, but not necessarily any less either. I hope this answers your question. I have this lens in Canon and I like it very well. Here is an image on my website that was taken with this lens. notice below the image is the EXIF info from the image, take a glance. http://1shutterbug.com/who-are-you-what-are-you-doing/
1988213
I have a 7100D with a Nikon 18-140 attached. There is a bit a of space left. I fold up my cloth camera strap over the LCD.
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I have an 18-70 N9kon I have an 18-70 mm Nikon lens attached to my D7100 camera an it works fine. I can see no attachment problem for you if it is a Nikkor D lens. dx
870393
Sorry I don't know about the d7100, what I do know is that it refused to stay on d800 so it finally fell off and I could not find it. I would not recommend it.
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Yes, I believe all lenses since the 70s are compatible. The D700 came out after my D300, but I'm sure it works with all the same functionality.
987169
Yes, it works just fine on my D7100. Its a full frame lens and the 7100 has a crop sensor, so Amazon's widget doesn't recognize them as compatible. You can almost always use a cropped sensor body with a full frame lens.
734696
I think so, but I'd check first. Ports are not the same on all Nikon's. I assume if you stay in the same family, (D3000-up) you will be ok. It also fits the 5100, but not the 7100.
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The set I got was new. I used it on a d5100. I think it has basically the same body as the 7000. If so, it could be used on it.