I have a Nikon D90 Does This Work For That Camera??? I've Been Comparing Sigma To Tamron What Would You Prefer???
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The D90 it will work on. It's a matter of preference between Sigma and Tamron. I prefer Tamron. Myself and a couple friends have used them for some time and I've always had good results. As with looking at various products all I can suggest is the boring activity of comparing and looking at reviews. I would also suggest looking at a Tamron 18mm-200mm. I use this as my primary lens as it covers so much. But I do have 70mm-300mm. Hope this helps.
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It should do I have a Tameron AF70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di LD Macro 1:2 and it works on my D40X and My D3100, but to be sure I would go to Nikons main site and go into their lense section and look there and contact them
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I can not say for sure but I would guess so. I use it on my D3000 and it works great. Its not the best for low light but then again my camera does not have the best ISO settings for low light situations. It should work with pretty mush any Nikon DSLR camera.
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You can get one that is compatible with your Nikon, but I wouldnt. The quality just isnt there, for me anyway. I have found Sigma lenses to have much better quality and to last well. All my lenses at this point are Sigma, for all my cameras.
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It does fit the Nikon D90. And I have already taken award winning photos with this lens with my Nikon D5000
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Nikon's mount is different from what Sony/Minolta has, so you'd have to use the one made for Nikon (like this - http://www.amazon.com/Tamron-70-300mm-4-0-5-6-Macro-Digital/dp/B0012UUP02). I haven't ever used Sigma lenses so can't compare, but personally I'd go with a Tamron lens.
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Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame:... » Read More Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 « Show Less
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I dont know. I had the same question when I bought this product for my Nikon 5100, so I asked the customer service in the Sigma home page.
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Your best effort would be to contact the Tamron organization & ask if there is an adaptor that fits your camera to this lens. I do know that this model fits a Nikon camera and the model I purchased fit my Canon camera just fine. They may have the answer you seek as I am not sure if they make this lens to fit your model.
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Sigma works with canon and Nikon but that's how you order the right one. I'm canon shooter and your question is for Nikon shooters. Sorry about not being more specific. Mm
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No personal experience with the Tamron, but sure it is excellent as well. I really like my Sigma and have no issues with it at all. Look up Matt Granger on YouTube for an excellent comparison on Nikon, Sigma and Tamron versions of this lens.
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It will work fine on the D7000, just select the Nikon version. Concur with the other answer: go for the Nikon lens, if you can afford it. Sigma is excellent, the Nikon is great (which I would place just ahead of "excellent"). Of course, the Nikon costs almost twice as much -- your call whether a little better image quality would be worth $1100. Resale value would be better for the Nikon lens. All that said, I'm very happy with the Sigma, it performed flawlessly on African safari.
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D90 is DX and this sigma lens works with DX cameras. I guess there is something about the D90 that cannot take advantage of the lens fully. The box is accurate. They would want to sell you the lens if they can.
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Sorry, I don't know as I use a Pentax and it works perfectly. I would go to the Tamron website to verify.
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Hi Yes, the Sigma will work on your D7000. I'm currently using it on a D5200 and it works like a dream, Autofocus is on most of the time when I use it and the snap on is quite accurate. If you can afford the Nikon F/2.8 70-200mm go for it else this is your next best option.
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Absolutely. I used in with my D90 then my D7000. Keep in mind that as the D7000 is a crop sensor DSLR and the Sigma lens is full frame the equivalent will be 255-750mm. Also there is no form of vibration reduction or optical stabilization so you may need a solid tripod for some shots, especially in low light.
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Sorry I can't help you on this. I have A D800, and it works as advertised. Try calling Nikon technical help, their number is on their website.
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I bought it for a D90 because tje owner marketed it for several nikons.including the D90. When it arrived it did fit the D90....but it did not work on it.
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It perfectly works on my D90 and D7000. Bokeh is nice and smooth, pictures are sharp... Examples: https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-nph9X5kn3iU/Ud9EYo128PI/AAAAAAAAEKA/N3NmRmE2Cm4/w1000-h664-no/DSC_0001.jpg https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-84mL1_AkA3Y/Uf72mNrgxPI/AAAAAAAAELk/KbrI7WSrBt0/w1000-h664-no/DSC_0004.jpg https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-7FRFG4lkO88/UTLR_jAID9I/AAAAAAAAC8k/MVM3wm2Nr40/s1000/DSC_0006.jpg
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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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jESSICA, I got an article from Nikonians that affirm it performs auto focus with D--3100/5100/5000/3000/60 and 40.Don't take my word on this and research a bit more, maybe call Sigma and ask them directly.I hope I helped you in some way.
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It should - that is IF you get the Nikon mount. Tamron lenses are mount specific, meaning that you have to get the mount for the camera you are using. For example, mine is Pentax mount, and it is fully functional with my Pentax D-5 DSLR. Hope this helps.