Hello,i just purchased a Nikon D810FXWould this 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G Lens fit,be adequate,fast and user friendly?Thank you so much
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The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest you stick with lenses designed for FX - particularly if you are new to SLR digital photography. The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest... » Read More The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest you stick with lenses designed for FX - particularly if you are new to SLR digital photography. « Show Less
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Not really. This lens is designed for the DX format and your camera is based on the FX format. You need to get FX lenses. The one that would come closest to this range on your camera would be the AF-S 28-300 F/3.5-5.6 ED VR lens.
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You spent over $3000 for a great camera. A cropped lens will only give you the middle of your full frame sensor. If you want an all purpose zoom spend a few hundred more and get a full frame lens. Like the 28-300. You wanted and could afford full frame, use lenses that bring out the best in your camera. Wish I had your budget.
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Don't know if it fits that model but I have this lens for D5100....great lens and very easy to use....covers most of shooting situation
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You will surely need a Nikon adaptor that fits the diameter rating of your lens. The diameter of your lens is marked somewhere close to the top of the lens. I am a Canon owner and I needed to specify those parameters. Hope this will be helpful. Thanks. Mamadou.
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It fits my Nikon d3200 with a 18-55mm lens just fine. With your camera's width you should be okay but your camera might be a little too long if it's longer than my camera, which it appears to be. It's snug on my camera, but not too tight. Hope this helps!
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I have the sel18105G. I didn't compare it with other lens and I am an amateur photographer. All I can say is that I think it is great withnice crisp photos.
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This lens basically works with every Nikon body since the F/mount. It won't focus as fast as modern lenses on the D800, but if you are not a big sports shooter then that shouldn't much matter. It is a great lens!
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I have a nikon D3200 with a 18 to 55mm and it fits well with some room left over. It should fit yours fine.It is great to carry around when you do not want to carry everything with you. It does not of course have room for other lenses.
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i bought that lens for my d7000 and had great success with it . i gave my daughter the camera and lens and since have bought the d800 and liked the lens so much i bought it again for that camera . with that said i recently sold that lens and am in the process of getting the newest nikon lens the 80-400mm . to sum up my reply great lens but its my understanding that because of the wide range the sensor area is always affected but should work fine when used on your d700...i believe this lens is a great buy
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I have a Nikon D50 and the lens fits perfectly. So far, the images have been very good. It's nice having an all purpose lens that I do not have to keep switching out. Works well indoors and outdoors, and for sporting events. I would recommend the lens.
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Good luck getting info from Nikon! I tried via their site and got nothing. I would think the lens will fit, though
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I have a Nikon D7000. Also not a full frame. I love this lens. It should be fine for you.
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I would also like to know if there is a lens for the D40x that is similar to the Nikon AF f1.8. I thought it would be OK to focus this lens myself but it seems in low light I can't see well enough to focus the lens. Now I'm sorry I bought it because I can't use it for what I intended. It does take nice landscape photos but there is no focusing to worry about at infinity.
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Hi there, Saddly not. The lens is a 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED AF-S DX. more informations here (http://www.dpreview.com/products/nikon/lenses/nikon_18-55_3p5-5p6_vr)
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Hello... To be honest, I returned the lens because I could not figure it out and I realized I bought the wrong lens... Good luck...
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Congrats on the D5000 (and both great lenses you have). Be sure and get that 35mm down the road, believe me it will probably be the best 200$ you'll ever spend if you do any shooting indoors. I have tons of other lenses (including a 50mm f/1.4) so I held off for a while on getting the 35mm f/1.8, once I did finally get it I was kicking myself for not getting it sooner, it's that good. Happy shooting.
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I have a Nikon d 3200 with an 18-55mm and a 55-200. I can fit my camera with lens attached and my 55-200 in the bag with some room left. Full disclosure getting in the bag on the fly is a pain, good for travel on flight and stuff.
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Hi Michael, for some reason I've returned this item...Not because of having any trouble! I've decided to but real macro lens instead of using something like that just because of quality of the image with the Nikon macro lenses. Sorry
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Ive actually returned this camera and ended getting a Nikon D7000 w Lens 18-140mm so I didnt have to constantly worry of changing the lens. Find those type of camera without the struggle of changing lens!