Will this work with a Nikon N75 with a Nikon 35-135 f/3.5-4.5 lens?
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This extension will work with any Nikon adaptable lens if that lens has the ability to manually set the f-stop and focus. There is no electronics transferred from you camera to the lens so these adjustments must be done manually. Some automatic lens are only controlled by the camera and in that case usually the f-stop automatically goes to the smallest setting making it hard to see through the view finder to focus.
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I have used this extension with a Nikon D60 with Nikon 18-135 mm AF-s Nikor DX lens. The lens has no manual aperture control so I had to epoxy a tab into the tube to force the aperture control up to about f8. Then set camera and lens both to "Manual" mode. You would probably have to do the same -- these tubes pass no electronic data between lens and camera. I don't know the compatibility of the N75 with the DX format lens mount. My guess is the extension would mechanically fit your camera and lens but that is only a guess. Good luck. -- S
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It will work for any nikon mount, it does not have the contacts for AF/DOF or anything like that though, so in that respect it wont work. However you can still use manual focus with it.
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These extension tubes simply hold the lenses in place at a set distance from the camera. They have NO electronic or mechanical connections between the camera and the focus or aperture (f-stop) settings on the lenses. If you can manually focus your lens and manually set its aperture (using the ring on the lens), then it will work with your camera / lens combination.
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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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It would depend what the lenses are. there are 2 adaptors for Nikon lenses. I know because I accidentally ordered a different one from Fotodiox before this one.
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Yes it should work, I have that converter and the EF 75-300 lens and it works on my on my T2i and my 70D
1288100
Yes, this lens is a "full frame" lens and will work on both full frame and APS-C cameras. Will work with the full frame D750
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It will not. To see compatibility see http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/lenses/TC/AFTeleconverter.pdf
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It will work with any Nikon that the mount matches, however, it will be on a crop sensor, so you will extend the mm by approximately 1.5.
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It should work just fine. Nikon has not changed their lens mount for many many years so there should be no problem. Just make sure the lens has a 2.8 aperture or the auto focus won't work properly.
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It seems to work fine on my Canon 24-105mm. However fully stopped down (ND) I had banding. removed the Canon sharp cut UV filter and seems to cure that. Shoot only with the ND itself. -- RR
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I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
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Oh, sorry, I'm not familiar with that model. I have a Nikon D80 and they work with that. You do have to be careful about the size/weight of the lens, though.
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Yes it should. They both have a 3.2" RFT-LCD. The only difference is that the 750 has a "tilting" LCD. View this link: Photographylife.com/nikon-d750-vs-d610
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Teresa, Yes it will. It will be the 35mm the equivalent of a 75mm lens which is a good portrait length. Be advised that unlike the G 1.4 lens the front ring will spin when it is auto-focussing. This is a very good lens.
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Yes, it should work with almost any lens from Nikon, Cannon, Sigma or Tamron. It comes with adapters for 52mm, 55mm, 58mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm, and 77mm diameter lenses.
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do not know the 55-300, but the 24-120 does fit. See specs for comparison of length of both lenses.
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I have the neewer lens but I don't have the nikkor 18-55mm lens. I have the Nikon AF 35-105mm and it fits fine. as long as the front is the 52mm screw in it should fit.
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It should be able to! I can fit a D750 with a battery pack and the 24-70 f/2.8G snugly, and still have room for other lenses and/or speed-lights.