Quill it work on a nikon D5200 model?
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For a number of years Nikon drove the auto focus mechanism by using a small motor in the camera body to turn a screw driver shaft in the lens. This method was often slow and noisy as well as not being as accurate. Nikon decided to put the focusing motors in the lens for several reasons. Some of the better systems are driven by sonic ring drive type motors. Nikon's entry level models like the D5300 or less do not have a focus motor within the camera body. Look for lenses with the designation AFS or AFI among the Nikon offerings. Sigma, Tamron and Tokina all use different identifiers. For a number of years Nikon drove the auto focus mechanism by using a small motor in the camera body to turn a screw driver shaft in the lens. This method was often slow and noisy as well as not being as accurate. Nikon decided to put the focusing motors in the lens for several reasons. Some of the better systems are driven by sonic ring drive type motors. Nikon's entry level models like the D5300 or less do not have a focus motor within the camera body. Look for lenses with the designation AFS or AFI among the Nikon offerings. Sigma, Tamron and Tokina all use different... » Read More For a number of years Nikon drove the auto focus mechanism by using a small motor in the camera body to turn a screw driver shaft in the lens. This method was often slow and noisy as well as not being as accurate. Nikon decided to put the focusing motors in the lens for several reasons. Some of the better systems are driven by sonic ring drive type motors. Nikon's entry level models like the D5300 or less do not have a focus motor within the camera body. Look for lenses with the designation AFS or AFI among the Nikon offerings. Sigma, Tamron and Tokina all use different identifiers. « Show Less
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No - the d5200 only auto focuses lenses with an internal motor...however, the 35 1.8 AFS is also excellent and will focus on the 5200
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Yes it will work, you just wont be able to auto focus I have a d5200 and it works great
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One thing I am sure of, it works on my Nikon D7100 with NO problems at all. I am very happy with them, I use them to release the shutter, and to fire external off camera Yongnuo YN-560 III speed-lights (3 of them).I really don't know about working on a D5200, hope the answer helps you a little bit.
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No, it will only work with Nikon 1 cameras which are smaller than D5200. Nikon D5200 will work with DX and FX lenses.
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I don't really know if works with D5200. I have nikon D7000 and works nicely. As owner of this beautiful cool LCD HD2 7INCH, I begin to realize how useful this device is as a film maker.
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Yes it works with D5200, but you'll have to manually focus it. Autofocus with this lens is only available with cameras that have the built-in focus motor like the D7100 and higher end Nikon cameras.
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No on auto focus..manual only. Works fine on my d200 and d7000. If your d5200 can work with other d200 or d7000 lenses then it will be fine..it is all in the bayonet style.
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As also explained by R. Holen above this lens will work on the Nikon D5200 but only with manual focus (AF will not work on the D5200).
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I don't own a D5200 but as far as I know the MK-14EXT works with all nikon DSLR.
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I would say , try it but it does not work on the camera that I wanted it for. IT was indicated that it would fit . (IT does not fit on my D5200.
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I don't have a 5200, but it works with my D700, D7000, and D90. So I would think it would work with any Nikon DSLR that has a pop-up flash. However, as a previous answer points out, the D5200 doesn't have a commander function, so there would be no point to using it on a D5200. The purpose of this item is to block visible light from the pop-up when using the pop-up to trigger off-camera CLS compatible flash units. The D5200's pop-up cannot trigger off-camera CLS compatible flashes, as far as I know. Check your camera manual to make sure.
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I checked the Nikon Site and Amazon.com. Amazon says this lens will not work with the D5200. The Nikon site is a little less clear. Both the camera and the D5200 have a nikon F bayonet Mount, so you might conclude that it will work. However, the D5200 is a DX camera and the 135 f2 lens is a full-frame (FX) lens. It's also expensive at $1500. It would not make sense to pair these two. If you had a full frame camera (e.g. D800), It would make sense and you would love the lens.This is not an auto-focus lens. You would have to focus manually (not a bad thing).
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I have a d5200 also. product works great. I used manual mode when i did mine and it held the shutter open perfectly
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If the lens you purchased has bayonet (attaching point between the camera body and the lens) is for Nikon camera. If you purchase one for Canon camera body, it will not work with your Nikon D5200. I have this lens for Nikon D90 and it works fine. The only negative is its "lens creep". When not locked, the lens will "creep" to a fully extended length.
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the Camera Manula should indicate which remotes are compatible...also the website for the remote should indicate which cameras it is compatible with if these sources do not provide the info google compatible remotes for the D5200...Hope this helps
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I have the D5200 and the screw uses the tripod mount whole. Hope this helps.
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No, I have a Nikon 3100 camera. Try searching by Googling "Battery Charger for Nikon D5200" I saw a battery charger kit that indicated it was also for a D5200. for $34.95