Does this lens work with the D5200?
1987619
It will work with your 5200, but if it is not equipped with a built in auto focus motor (in camera body) you will have to focus manually.
357006
Yes it does. I have it on my nikon d5200. It works great. I have had no problems.
1731826
I'm sure it'll work very well with the Nikon D5200. I use it on Pentax cameras, which have the same size sensor as the D5200, and it's an amazing lens. The Nikon D5200 is a consumer camera, but this lens is very professional and will render very professional photographs if you know how to use it.
819515
Hi, this is exactly the camera I'm using it on. I have both the D5200 and the D5300. It has worked really well so far. I bought it in February 2014
869111
I do not know for sure, but I suspect not. The lens does not have an internal focus motor of its own, and I believe that the D5200 requires lenses that have their own focus drive motor. The camera's instruction manual usually has a section at the back of the book on compatible equipment, and that probably states whether or not the camera has a focus drive motor or not. Many of the new Nikon, less expensive cameras do not have such a motor. Most of the new lenses have motors that Nikon refers to as silent drive motors.
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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.
2268679
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.
1766666
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.
1778419
I very confident that a "Nikon mount" will fit all Nikon's. Your D5200 will be no problem. I have a D70, D80, D7000 & a D800. All my Nikon mount lenes fit on all my Nikon cameras. The brand name doesn't matter. I even have a very cheap, "no name" Nikon mount lens. It fits on all my Nikon's.
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It works with my Nikon D90 perfectly. I am not sure about the D5200. It has excellent recycle time and has been flawless. Batteries last a long time as well. nice features, I have been very happy with the quality verses the much more expensive brands.
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Dear customer:This set will work with the D5200 (18-55mm lens diameter 52mm)
1232545
I use this lens on both the Nikon D60 and the Nikon D7000, so the D5200 should not be a problem. Note that this lens does not have auto-focus or any electronics at all, but it does work great for a manual lens!
1107744
Yes it is. It's an AF-S lens which means it doesn't rely on the (more expensive) camera's screw drive for autofocus, but has its own autofocus motor. Please note that the effective focal length on a DX sensor camera will be approximately 1.5x the actual focal length though, which means that on a D5200 this lens will effectively be an 36mm f1.4 lens.
1066362
The teleconverter fits the Nikon D5200. But you have to use the manual focus ... the auto focus will not work with the teleconverter on my camera. It is a little slow to shoot photos if use to auto focus . Should read the converter lens instructions to use correctly.
1885980
This lens is compatible with Nikon D5200. It comes out good photo if this lens. You love it.
1540156
Not in autofocus. The D5200 does not have an internal AF motor in the body which this lens requires for AF function. I would suggest the Nikon 18-70mm f3.5-4.5 AF-S which has the AF motor in the lens as an alternative at a comparable price
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It Should but I would visit Sigma's website to be certain. Since the D5200 is a new model there may be features that won't be available...