Does the lens work for the camera Nikon D3200?
834199
If you buy the lens to fit a Nikon, yes of course it will. And it would work very nicely on the D3200.
834200
Make sure the version you are considering to purchase says it has a "Nikon Mount." Tamron, Sigma, and several other third party manufacturers make lenses for multiple brands, the only difference being the mount plate.
834201
Yes, but be sure to get the Nikon version of this lens. Tamron makes this lens for a number of different brands
888257
I have found that this lens fits the d3100 as well as the d3200. For more info on the specs see this link...http://snapsort.com/compare/Nikon-D3200-vs-Nikon_D3100/specsAs a matter of fact there is very little difference between the two besides price and a few small features that a more versed photographer might find critical but otherwise this lens should work for you.
95024
Yes. I own both this lens as well as the Nikon D5100 and it works quite well. It takes GREAT photos. I highly recommend it.
478188
I don't know. We have a Nikon D3200. I believe the only thing you need to verify is the lens size. Check with the seller......
508512
Yes, this accessory will work with the Nikon D3200. The only real requirement is that you have either a 62mm or 52mm threaded lens. You just mount this on top of your existing lens the same way you would with a UV filter or other filter.Use the instructions regarding the light source as a guideline. You may need to experiment. I found good results aiming the accessory directly under a white colored lamp and leaving the my old Nikon D100's white balance setting at "Auto WB".
2073624
Yes it does . I personally have a nikon d3200 and it works great for mine !
1907882
No, the connector that powers the auto focus on the lens is not match to D3200. But it works very good on manual focus. Still worth to buy for D3200. Only AF-S lenses are compatible on D3200 Auto Focus.
342851
The 12-24mm is perfect for group images. Since this is a DX lens it should work nicely with the D3200, but you might contact Nikon technical services just to be certain.
280444
No this is the first generation version of this lens which has no built in motor. Because you have a D3200 you need this one... http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007ORX8ME/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1388029213&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40
2004110
As long as it's a Nikon F Mount lens it will fit on the D3200.. But if it's not an AF-S lens it won't auto-focus on the D3200 but you can manually focus the lens and use it on the D3200. AF-S is the Auto Focus Silent Wave lens with the focus motor in the lens itself, which all D3xxx and D5xxx camera bodies need.
1734786
Sorry but I have a D3200. Unable to answer that question. Works great with mine.
2161325
Yes but make sure you order this for NIKON, as there is an adapater that screws onto the end to mount to your D3200. this adapate comes with the lens reason to order NIKON version as Canon would have a different adapter. i have taken some AWESOME MOON shots with lens. Focus it carefully and you will be veru impressed with it..
330544
No, this lens uses a CX mount which is only found on the Nikon 1 series cameras. The D3200 uses the F mount. To my knowledge, there is no adapter that can be used to mount a CX mount lens on a F mount body (I own both CX mount and F mount bodies so I've already done a bit of research on this). The equivalent lens for the D3200 body would be the 35mm f1.8 DX.
330545
No, this lense will not work with a Nikon D3200. The 18.5 will only work with the Nikon 1 Series of cameras.
1857818
I would think it would. I have a D5200 and a friend of mine has a D3200 and the lens works great on both cameras.
883336
According to the description for this lens, it will fit a D3200. I have a D7100 and it fits it just fine. There is an adapter that comes with the lens for use on Nikon cameras. Hope this helps. I consider this to be a great lens - especially for the price. I've used it quite often and have captured wonderful pictures of wildlife, even at a distance. I have use it with a tripod or just holding it by hand. Helps with those "quick" shots. For capturing an object that isn't moving very quickly, a tripod is best. Get a tripod that is built to hold large lens.
913886
Though I don't have experience with the D3200, the adapter works for me in Manual mode on the D5100. You have to dial in your lenses aperture and focus manually. If you're comfortable doing that and the D3200 has a Manual mode, I suspect you will be fine.