I have a Nikon D5100; how do I make this lens work with my camera?
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Hello... To be honest, I returned the lens because I could not figure it out and I realized I bought the wrong lens... Good luck...
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Hello. I'm using my mic on a D5100. Check if you have a mic port on the camera. If so, it should work fine. Make sure it is a mic port. Hope it works out for you and hope this helps. This mic work fantastic!
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It works on the Nikon D3200, so I suspect it would work on the D5100. Compare the two tops?
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Best answer is to to directly to Nikon for the answer. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Digital-SLR-Cameras/D5100.html Select the "Accessories" tab, then select "Remotes and Releases"
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D60 is DX format lens: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product-Archive/Digital-SLR-Cameras/25438/D60.html D5100 is DX format lens: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/dslr-cameras/25478/D5100.html Read about DX lenses here: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/dslr-cameras/25478/D5100.html So yes they will work.
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Yes. I have a friend who has a D5100 and it works fine with his. It's made for crop bodies like the D5000. Set the aperture to f8 and the focus just short of the infinity mark and everything in your viewfinder will be in focus.
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You can shoot with it, but autofocus does not work with the d5100. the d5100 autofocus function is inside the lens. All FX lenses are compatible with DX bodies, but not all autofocus is the same. you want to look for "AF-S" when shopping for nikon lenses.. in the case of this 60mm macro, the AF-S version of this lens is this one :"AF-S Micro Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED"http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/2177/AF-S-Micro-NIKKOR-60mm-f%252F2.8G-ED.html
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You can use this lens on the Nikon D5100 but it will not auto focus. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business.
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Dear Roxana, I do believe it will work on you digital Nikon. Although it was made to use on my film N80 I don't see any reason it wont work on your D5100. I think that you should check with a camera store to find out from a pro before buying it however. I do know that I am really happy with it on my camera. The white diffuser is nice for indoor, up close shots and you can flip it out of the way for further flash shots outdoors, if you camera has a built in flash, that is. Hope this helps. Bob Hanley
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I have this lens mounted on my D5100 and it works fine. I'm an amateur photographer (for what it's worth) but this lens is the sharpest I've used! Nice lens!
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Yes it will work on the Nikon D5100 since it has hsm which is the built in af motor. Make sure you order the correct lens mount.
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I have a Nikon and I really like this lens, especially at this price. I just checked the Amazon listing for the lens and your camera is not listed so you might need a special adapter or T ring. I recommend you call 47th street photo @ 800-304-2510 or 718-998-6666 to see if they have it. They're closed Sat & Sun. Good Luck.
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i know it works with the d7100. the lens' web site says it does work with the d5100. you can check this yourself by going to the lens and picking your camera on the page. also, i remember when i bought these 2 af lenses, i called nikon to make sure.
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This should work with your camera..I have a friend who has a D5100 and uses another Tamron lens for his camera..it works on my D50...
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This lens meant for full frame camera. You had better check for compatibility with D5100.
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Yes, the nikon mount has been the same for decades. Also, the lens has a HSM (hyper sonic motor) built in which will auto focus with the D5100
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I have a Canon A1. It uses FD lenses. You can use your Canon FD lenses on your D5100, but remember to buy only one adapter in order to make sure it will satisfy your needs. Any lens you will use will be magnified by a factor of 1.5, i.e. a 50mm lens become a 75mm portrait ( not bad at all). I got adapters for my Tokina 70-200, my Tamron 50mm macro and my Vivitar 400mm. It makes no sense buying this adapter for a common lens like a 50mm. Please read my review at amazon as the lens is not sharp at its widest aperture using this adapter (close one or 2 stops to fix this) and also that you need to use it in manual mode. My D7000 will meter using this adapter, but I don't know about the 5100 (consult the manual). One last thing: This adapter gets loose really fast if you keep moving it between lenses (you could tighten the screws if this happen), therefore, if you are satisfied after buying the first one, get one for each one of your lenses.