Will this work for my Nikon D90?
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It screws onto your existing lens with the thread adapter. Will fit the sizes that are listed on the adapters but if it is smaller you will have a black ring on the image unless you use a zoom.
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Well check the threading. Mine was a 52mm but the adapter rings will adjust up to 58mm.
1667152
Yes, this lens will work on your D90. I bought one by mistake for my Nikon D5000 which does not have an internal focus motor. When I took it back, to make sure it still worked, they put it on a D90 and it worked fine. The D90 has a focus motor in the camera body.
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Hi, I don't know. With my D5100 it works only in Manual Mode.Take a look if you D90 have built in AF motor, than it could work also in AF. Good Luck!
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It should. Just check its compatibality on Nikon website. I am using it on Nikon D3200.Its worth it.
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The polaring filter fits on the lens not the camera. It is polarizing filter for a 52mm lens. If the lens fits your Nikon D90, it will work. The filter attaches to the lens
1667151
It will work just fine on the D90, but the DX format will make it like an 85mm, which can be too much in smaller spaces. Also beware of using anything below f2.0--DOF below that is paper thin!
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I dont see why it wouldnt. I shoot with an array of Canon DSLRs and its worked with all of them, including mounted to my tripod. The D90 body is very similar to that of the Canon T3i, T4i, 60D and etc so even though i cant say yes for sure, I dont see any reason why it wouldnt. This rig was a life saver for me. Its light, durable and dependable. Just be careful not to over tighten the screws. Theyre quality isnt great, but they do send a few extras.
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I'm not sure. It should be in the description. I have Nikon D3100 and it works for that.
309661
I believe that it will work on Nikon D90. It works on D7000 and D7100. Be sure to order for Nikon so you have the proper mounting to adapt it to the camera. Also, remember that this is a manual lens. You need to focus manually, be at least 10 feet away from subject in my experience. Plan on a shutter speed of minimum 1000 and better 1600-2000 in order to hope for a sharp image. In other words, you need a lot of light with this lens.
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It should, I bought this battery as an extra battery for my D90, and it works with the charger that came with the camera.
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I don't have any first hand knowledge of the D90, but Wikipedia says it should as long as it is the 'e' version:"Nikon EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion battery (EN-EL3 or EN-EL3a will not fit)"
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Yes, the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens will work on a D90. It's a rather heavy lens, but will produce nice bokeh and sharp images.
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It works great on the D90. That's what I use mine on. I have a little back-focus that is noticeable especially at the lower f-stops, but it is easy to work around.
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Yes. I have a D90 and it works fine. The D90 has a built in focus motor in the body, so it should work with just about all Nikon type lenses in the last 20 years or so.
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Yes, it is a standard Nikon mount. I've used in on a D300, D800 and D810, so there is no reason it wouldn't work on a D90. It will not be a true 16mm due to the cropped sensor though.
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Hello, I guess it will. But you need to look for a compatibility chart (lenses vs camera models) at nikon´s website and double check if it will work. Cheers,
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It should. All Nikon bodies have been using the same F-mount since 1959. It also has CPU prongs that will transmit exposure information from the lens to the body. However, I would not use this on a D90. I just tried it on my D70 and it will not auto-focus. Other discussion forums also note that the D90 has a very hard time focusing with this attached. I had to switch to manual focus and focus by sight because the in-camera indicator was not accurate enough.