i have a nikon d60, will this work? is the 52 mm the measurement at underside of the lens (&#x1FE;52)?
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If the D60's lens has a 52mm filter thread, this attachment will fit. It screws in like a filter.
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Yes it should, if the Nikon lens cap says 52mm on the back of it then it will work with these filters. Filter mm size and lens cap size are the same.
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Cannot answer compatibility question, but I do like the lens (on my aging D50), and it uses a 67 mm circular polarizer.
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Hi Laura,52mm is the len's width at the glass of the lens. Usually with zoom lenses you mentioned they are around 72mm or larger. You can check and see, just look at the front of your lens (maybe on the side) and look for a mm number. This 52mm ring will fit up to 50mm lenses, so it probably will not work for you. Hope that helps!
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I have a Nikon D60 and this tripod works well with the larger lens. I think it will work well and is a good value quality tripod. Alan
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i'm not sure about the D60 but i can tell you that it worked with my D80 without any trouble. Best of luck.
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Yes, that lens has a 52mm diameter. It's the same lens I use with it.Edit... I have the 50mm f/1.8D AF lens. Should still work though. It's the same thing as screwing a UV filter on.
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No-one can answer that precisely from the information given - as there's more than one model of Nikon 18-55 mm lens. You probably need the 52mm size - not the 55 mm one - but look at the front of the lens & you will see the filter size clearly marked - or measure the diameter of the front of the lens using a ruler; the sizes in the vicinity concerned run from 46, 52, 55,58,62, 72 etc. If you look-up your existing lens on Amazon, you should find a detailled specification of the lens concerned, or simply scroll down the page to the part where they're trying to flog you 'related' items, & almost certainly there'll be a filter offered there.
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Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually setting your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc - to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F-mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as they did on my D90. Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually setting your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc - to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F-mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as... » Read More Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually setting your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc - to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F-mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as they did on my D90. « Show Less
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One of the great things about Nikon is Nikkor lenses for years will fit mechanically almost all Nikon cameras. However, this lens is designed for full frame models so you will not get the full value or capability of the lens with a D60. I'd suggest a different lens model at less cost although you may not get the full range of this remarkable lens.
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Yes, it is compatible with the Nikon D60. Just be sure the adapter rings that come with the kit fits the lenses you have. The adapter ring size corresponds to the filter size for the lens.
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That is a technical question, i have no experience with. Haro Kagemoto seems to know a lot more. The "fits on" box, on the Amazon web page, does not say so. Do you already own a Nikon D 60, and did you get it through Amazon? If the answers are yes, when you go to order it, a flag should come up that will say, "this is compatible, or not compatible" when you try to buy. Don't buy until you know. It might even be worth a phone call. In any case, I sure do hope you enjoy your Nikon. I am enjoying mine like no other.
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It fits on my d40x and my d600 with no issues, so I imagine it would, as it is designed to fit Nikon Cameras. If anything, you could contact the seller or look up the lens on another site to see its exact speculations. Otherwise, I'd say you're in the clear. All in all, it has been a GREAT lens thus far, and I look forward to getting much more use out of it.
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I am pretty sure it will , but for the price it's worth trying. I have read where owners of D60 owners have said it worked great on their camera
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I believe the kit lens for the D40 and D50 are the same, 52mm and it fits my D40 18-55mm and 55-200mm
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It will work, however just because Nikon D60 is a DX and not a full frame camera, all you can get is an equivalent of about 24-52 mm. Instead, get a lens like Sigma 10-20 mm 4-5,6 DC, designed specifically for smaller censor cameras. And it will cost a fraction of a Nikon lens price. The Sigma lens will give you an equivalent of a 15-30 mm lens mounted on a full frame camera.I am using the Nikon lens on my Nikon D800, full frame body - it's a perfect match.
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on the front of your lens is listed the filter size of the threads.. if that number matches 52mm, 55mm, 58mm,62mm, 67mm, 72mm 77mm It will fit on your lens and work with it. Keep in mind this is an LED flash not a pro powerful flash but at short distances say 4ft or less it works fine.