i want use that lens with sony a5100 is it focus infinity?
854404
I don't know a whole lot about lenses. However, there is a video review on YouTube that may be helpful. Just search 35mm CCTV f/1.7 for Sony NEX (Lens Review) - YouTube
854405
Look at the price. Seriously these kinds of questions hardly apply. Theres a spherical focusing plane so not everything in the frame can even be in focus. If you want to have fun with a really cheap lens get it. If you want to nitpick don't bother with this.
614452
I don't know for sure since I don't have that lens. According to Sony.. "There's no guarantee that it will work". Sorry, no help.
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Long story short this lense doesn't have an autofocus motor built in it and neither does the 5100 so autofocus won't work but it would with a camera such as a D7000 with an autofocus motor built into the camera
848712
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 need the second Version of the tokina 11-16mm to have auto focus. The D5100 does not have a focus motor.
548762
Yes, if you buy the Sony A mount version. It is also sold under the Samyang, Rokinon, and Bower brand names ... same lens. It is a nice lens.
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Hi! I don't think so. I doesn't work on my D5100, just MF.Buy the 50mm f/1.8G. Good Luck!
315778
I have the a57, this is a standard Sony lens. It should work with your camera just fine.
527178
I believe it is. The Sigma can be had with either Sony A & E mounts. I use the lens with a NEX7, E mount. The lens with an A mount and used with a LA2 adapter for auto focus & exposure. To set the aperture go to your camera setting. Aperture. Set what you want & the shutter speed sets automatically.
350402
Yes, this is a terrific lens for the D5100. It will auto focus on this camera as it has the focus motor built into the lens itself. This lens is fantastic in low light situations. But it can be a bit tight in small spaces. This is the lens I love for newborn photography and with pets...Love the Bokah this lens gives.ETA: I use this lens with my D40x, D7000 and D700...
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I have a Nikon D5100 and I bought this lens for my camera. The lens works perfectly with my D5100. The D5100 has auto-focus capabilities, and because this lens as the "VR" designation, it too is an auto-focus attachment! It's been a great addition to my set-up!
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It is but it won't have auto focus. And u will have to set Aperture manually. But otherwise it's a great lense with fantastic shallow depth of field!
95485
Hi Justin, Sony SAL55200 Lens will work on the A5100 camera as long as you use a Sony LAEA3 or LAEA4 Lens Mount Adaptor. -Vincent
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Yes, this is an E-mount lens. I've tried it out on my NEX F3, and it works great. I'm surprised by the smoothness of the power zoom, since I've never had one previously. This will be my mainstay lens on the A6000 when it arrives. I will tell you, although close-up portraits are fine, macros and extreme close-ups are out since the end of the barrel will leave a shadow at the bottom of the photo when you use the camera's built in flash. The lens is well made, and the constant aperture is great. Although there are other routes you can take via adapter, I'd rather a have a native E-mount lens like this. The photos are sharp throughout with a hint of softness at the corners. Good luck to you, and I hope I've helped.
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No, That lens requires a motor in the body to AF, so it won't AF with a D5100.
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Physically, it is possible for that combination to work. For taking pictures that one will later enjoy, however, this lens is terrible. Distortion is LSD-like. Distortion is better controlled at the wide end on the 16-50 power zoom, though I did not like that lens, either. I owned the PZ for one month before selling it. In all honesty, it probably serves me well for wide angle, even if I don't enjoy using it. I shoot Nikon F mount on Sony NEX 5n, with the Mitakon Lens Turbo II focal reducer. I've got a 1970s 24mm non-AI; with the focal reducer, I get 26mm effective focal length, so, similar to Sony's 16mm offers. The Nikon is sharper, but the Sony PZ is smaller, lighter, and generally more convenient. I may switch back to the Sony PZ -- or perhaps even get an a5100 + PZ kit, to take advantage of the improved processor. If you're still considering the 16mm f2.8 for your a5000, I recommend trying the lens out on your camera, processing a batch of test photos using your preferred post-processing workflow, and deciding based on your own assessment. That's what I did -- and my decision based on the test shoot at the camera shop was NOT to buy the Sony 16mm f2.8. If you're buying on Amazon, I believe you have the convenience of returning the product if you're not satisfied. By all means, take advantage of that convenience, if you're still considering this lens. Keep shooting!
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It should work fine as a manual focus lens. The auto focus feature will not function on a 5100.