Will this lens fit a Nikon D300?
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Yes it will however with a crop sensor you need to know it will be a 105mm - 300mm
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You are asking about the Sony version of the lens so the answer would be "NO" it won't fit. However, if you find the Nikon version of the lens then it fits both my D200 and D700 (as long as you pick Nikon version). One thing to note though is that this lens doesn't have as good of a vibration stabilization as Nikon lens. The pictures are pretty sharp in good lighting and even partial lighting. Once it's dim then the pictures get blurry even at f/2.8 if your hands are not steady.Someone also pointed out that it's meant for a full sensor so on D300 (like D200) the cropped sensor will give you a different distance to the subject. You are asking about the Sony version of the lens so the answer would be "NO" it won't fit. However, if you find the Nikon version of the lens then it fits both my D200 and D700 (as long as you pick Nikon version). One thing to note though is that this lens doesn't have as good of a vibration stabilization as Nikon lens. The pictures are pretty sharp in good lighting and even partial lighting. Once it's dim then the pictures get blurry even at f/2.8 if your hands are not steady.Someone also pointed out that it's meant for a full sensor so on D300 (like D200) the... » Read More You are asking about the Sony version of the lens so the answer would be "NO" it won't fit. However, if you find the Nikon version of the lens then it fits both my D200 and D700 (as long as you pick Nikon version). One thing to note though is that this lens doesn't have as good of a vibration stabilization as Nikon lens. The pictures are pretty sharp in good lighting and even partial lighting. Once it's dim then the pictures get blurry even at f/2.8 if your hands are not steady.Someone also pointed out that it's meant for a full sensor so on D300 (like D200) the cropped sensor will give you a different distance to the subject. « Show Less
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Yes it will work with the D300S. I would not buy a 17-55 DX lens as other have mentioned unless you plan to keep DX forever. The writing is on the wall. Nikon is pushing "full frame" and not much support for the "higher end" DX format anymore. I have a D300 and only one DX lens which is the 18-200. The other 9 lenses i have are full frame and i have no issues with framing and the 1.5X multiplier.
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Yes, the BS-1 hot shoe cap fits the D300 camera; I hope this helps. Thank you.
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I am not sure. I bought it for a D300 and it was suppose to fit and it did not. It did not grab the camera body and would fall off when the camera was turned. I would deal with a camera store where you can get personal attention regarding this item.
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I had to check, I don't have that exact lens but I do have one of the same "size" so I put it on my D300 and tried it in the bag and yes, it does fit by my guess... worst case scenario the side pocket for the long lens but it should fit in the hammock.... :-)
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Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer. Thanks again, Tony Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer.... » Read More Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer. Thanks again, Tony « Show Less
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Good luck getting info from Nikon! I tried via their site and got nothing. I would think the lens will fit, though
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Better late than never, yes, this will work on a D3000. There is a small gap on the front left of the camera where the D3000 cut's back but other than that, fit finish is pretty clean.
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Yes. It will look like a 42-450mm through the view finder since the D3000 is a DX format.
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work for Nikon D3000, D5000, it's seriese. D3000 can work lens is " AF-S" model lens.Thanks in advance.
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Yes, this kit will be compatible with the D3000 camera and any other Nikon DSLR camera body.
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Yes. This will fit on your camera but I am not sure if it will autofocus with the D3000 or D5000 series. This lens came on the Nikon film cameras from the late 1990s. It is a good lens with very good glass. I use it on my D800 and it autofocuses fine. I found more information on this lens at www.kenrockwell.com
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I have a D300 with a 18-200 zoom lens--- total length is 6 3/4 inches from lens hood to eye cap ---it fits -any longer doubtful --you can see if case logic has a web site to see if this case works for your combo -nice case -easy to handle
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I have a D800. I see no reason why it won't work with a D3000. Keep in mind that its a manual lens: camera settings will have to be adjusted to all manual settings. Get a good tripod, absolutely a must with this lens if you want reasonable pictures.
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It should as long as the view finder is not circular. Generally Nikon makes 2 kinds of view finders, circular and rectangular. The D300 has a rectangular viewfinder so it should fit.
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I'm certain it will; it works on all of our DX and FX cameras (D3200, D300S, D800). However with your D3000, as with all Nikon DX cameras, it will have the 1.5X factor in angles of view. Pretty heavy for handheld shots though, I highly recommend a tripod with it, this what I do most of the time with this lens; the plus side is that it's also a fast lens, so perhaps you can go to faster shutter speeds to reduce camera-weight related shakes.
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Should since the D3000 does i-TTL (through the lens) which adjusts flash focus to try and match lens focal distance. Nice unit even on manual or as a remote flash with my D5100. Might want to check out the Yongnuo remote triggers to expand what you can do with this speed light.