Can this lens be used with a D5500?
860208
Yes, but I would not recommend it. The lens will have to be manually focused. It is a "d" style lens and requires the focusing mechanism to be driven by the camera. The camera does not have the internal focusing mechanism to do this. . . bgs
860209
It can be used, but will not autofocus. You'll need an AF-S lens to autofocus.
860210
Yes but you'll have to manually focus.It wasn't long ago that ALL lenses were manual focus so don't let it put you off. You will have clear, sharp pictures.
331157
This lens will work on a D5300, however you will have to focus manually. It will only auto focus on cameras with built in focus motors.
2040222
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.
51037
No-one can answer that precisely from the information given - as there's more than one model of Nikon 18-55 mm lens. You probably need the 52mm size - not the 55 mm one - but look at the front of the lens & you will see the filter size clearly marked - or measure the diameter of the front of the lens using a ruler; the sizes in the vicinity concerned run from 46, 52, 55,58,62, 72 etc. If you look-up your existing lens on Amazon, you should find a detailled specification of the lens concerned, or simply scroll down the page to the part where they're trying to flog you 'related' items, & almost certainly there'll be a filter offered there.
1096960
Probably, almost all Nikon lenses are compatible. But I do not have any experience with the D7000
155545
Absolutely. My wife and I both have D600's and this lens works perfectly with them.
1510514
The standard lens on most Sony a55v cameras takes 55mm filters. I'm using the 49mm filters on a Sony DT 1.8/50 SAM portrait lens. It all depends on which lens is attached to your camera.
234415
The answer is yes as long as the converter comes with the camera. I returned this lens because the converter was missing and there was no way to attach it. Read the entries carefully prior to making a purchase.
467207
Hello. Yes, if you have 18-55mm image stabilizer. It works very well and gives good performance. For category I consider acceptable lens.
1818663
The point is with 50mm 1.8 / D5000 you will only be able to use 22 aperture. It will not allow you to use 1.8!
816659
yes, should be compatible. the tokina 35 is a screw-drive lens; however the d7000 has a focus motor to drive AF.
443680
Absolutely. I use it on my D7000. An amazing lens for clarity. You'll love it.
1360829
I have one that works with the D5000. I am sure all Nikons are compatible so you can use multiple lens. I know Sigma makes several lenses specifically for Nikon. I would have to believe it will work wih the D5500, though I can't be 100%
1692733
It works with my D5100 and 55-300 lens, so I think should be fine. But, as much you increase the zoom it's difficult to auto focus because it become very sensitive.
1640211
No it will not. I bought one for my D5500 because the description says it is compatible. It will NOT work. It won't turn the camera on. I used both OEM batteries, and the supplied batteries...none would turn my camera on. I used the supplied cable, inserted grip first then batteries, powered on camera first, etc...many different combinations but none worked. I'm not the only one having this problem with a D5500.
2007659
Probably not. The extensions are designed for macro photography. It seems like the 55mm would allow you to be close enough. I just tried using the mounting rings with my 55-250 lens. Not being sure what you are trying to do, I would suggest trying it. You may want to use the extension rings anyway. But you may want to consider a smaller lens with the IS and autofocus capabilities.
1347623
Yes - I use it with my D600 which is a full frame camera. It's an awesome lens.