Is this lens compatible with my Nikon D5100.
840150
Yes. This lens is designed for cropped (APS-C) sensors like the D5100. Have fun!
840151
It should work fine with D5100. Your camera and mine are the same DX format.It's heavy though. If you don't mind the weight, it's a great lens.
840152
Thank you guys, really appreciate you help. I was in confused state in selecting sigma 50-150mm f/2.8 or tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 macro, but after a week study i have selected this sigma 50-150mm which is exactly in my budget. Once again thank you guys.
1738808
Thank you for your interest in our package deal! In regards to your inquiry, this lens is compatible with both camera models - the Nikon D90 and D5000. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
33014
Hi,thanks mail.This lens can not AF in D5100. It is a type of "Nikon AF-S Lens" in the D5100.Thanks.
664113
I believe it's compatible, but I think the F.stops vary 1 to 2 stops meaning you'll need to compensate your focus and lighting. hope that helps. it's an awesome lens. I use it with my D5100, I too need to compensate.
2134668
I believe it is. I don't have that camera, but this is a pretty new and current lens. You should be able to check specific compatibility questions at Nikon's website.
2048734
I don't have a Nikon D5100, but looks like it should be compatible. I looked at the http://www.nikonusa.com/en_US/o/fMZVV67lYK5ioJrwanFGgpduihI/3D_Demo/ to check the connection port and its similar to my D3200.
1892501
As a matter of fact, it'll work on any lens you have that is conpatible with your D5100, regardless of the lens filter thread size.
913834
Yes. But it was so easy for you to find out. Google "D5000 lens compatibility" and you get this page: http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d5000/compatibility.htm The lens is a AF-S sense and fully compatible with D5000
1530193
I use this lens on a D7000 and get excellent results, especially with auto focusing when shooting birds in flight. However, regarding your inquiry about the D5100 be aware that the user's manual for the lens (Nikkor ED 80-400mm F/4.5-5.6D) states on p. 15, "Autofocus is not possible with Nikon' D5000, D3000, D60 and D40-Series cameras. When using the lens with these models, set camera focus mode to M." I believe that the D5100 has the same autofocus limitation as the D5000.
1203807
Yes it will. It works with my d5100. Sometimes manual focus works better. Overall a very good lens
1778572
I think so but you may need a T2 to Nikon mount adaptor. It is a manual lens and no need to have any electronic interface. So, once you mount to the camera it should work.However, I do not own a D5100 and can't experiment with it. Some camera (like Panasonic M43 models) DO NOT work without lens by default. For these camera, you should enable working without lens option in order to use manual lens.
1032149
I have used this lense for a couple of years on the Nikon D5100 with no problems - it works fine and gives excellent results. As all Nikon lense fittings are compatible I assume they send you the wrong lense fitting.
104254
It should. It has a motor built in the lens itself (has built in AF motor). I use with a D5100 and it does. Be sure you get the DxII because there are two different ones (Dx I and Dx II). The focus is very quick also. Again be sure it's Dx II because the other does not have a AF motor built in which is why it's $100 cheaper. I almost bought the wrong one.
866096
Tom, I shoot a D90 but I've heard this version of the lens works fine on a D5100. Good luck!
1604634
Go to Nikon's web site and see the compatibility chart for this lens. I'm not sure if they are compatible.
707822
It will "fit", for sure. I am not sure if this lens has a focus motor. The D5100 does not have a built in focus motor. The lens works perfectly mith my D7000, which does have a built in focus motor. Sorry if I confuse you. BTW, the D5100 is every bit as good as the D7000, minus the bells and whistles.
1461063
Assuming that the D5100 has a Nikon F mount, then it should. I use it on my D7000. Be warned that the lens weighs 4.33 lbs. With the ISO pushed way up and the OS on, it is possible to hand-hold this lens, but a tripod, or other support will definitely improve your results.