I have a Nikon d40x, will my lenses work with this camera?
1189143
I think they will. I use the lenses from my D80 on this D5200 and have no problem. Your lenses have to have the DX symbol on them for them to work.
1330804
I did not own a d40 but the mounts from my knowledge never changed at all and all of my old lenses work fine in manual mode as that is the best way to use them . Really happy with my new nikon .I like how it shoots in manual as well as auto
1205742
I have a Nikon D 90 and I have this lens on it. I'm sure it would work on the 40. I would call a camera store and ask to be sure. It is a great lens..
2110418
I used the kit lens off my D40 and it works fine. It should accept any standard Nikon lens.
1859494
I have never utilized the lens on the D3200 but I have on the D40, and the D600 Nikon if those connections are compatible with the D3200 you are good. Remember this is not an auto focus lens. Good shooting.
1205741
The Sigma site says that this lens is compatible with Nikon D40. The autofocus and auto exposure should work well. I use it on a D5000 and have been very impressed with the lens.
1581119
The Nikon D40 and D40X do not have a focus drive motor and thus can only use AF-S and AF-I lenses. I do not believe this Sigma lens falls under that category as it does not have its own AF motor.
1929219
Yes. To help you in the future, you have an "eos" , mount for your lenses. Anything that says eos mount will work.
1958439
You can use this lens on the Nikon D40 but it will not auto focus. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn
579342
Yes, it will work. If you look at lenshero.com you can see all lenses that will be compatible with that camera.
98808
It will work but will not have auto-focus on the d40. The d40 has no internal auto focus motor and relies on lenses with motors for auto focus. This will auto focus on higher end bodies like the d80, d90, and d7000. Keep in mind this lens will also have a crop factor due to being designed to work with full frame cameras.
1589866
It can only be focused manually on the Nikon D40x I believe... according to this website (http://www.nikonians.org/reviews?alias=nikon-slr-camera-and-lens-compatibility). I usually use it to check body compatibility with lenses. This lens will work with your camera manually, but the auto focus will not work. Hopefully this helps!
1932780
I've got one on an older D40X. I'm pretty sure it is compatible with the standard D40.
1304358
It depends on the filter size that is required for the lens you are using with the D40. For example, Nikon's 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 lens will accept a 52mm filter so this lens cap will work with that lens. However, their 24-70mm 1:2.8 lens accepts a 77mm filter so this lens cap will not work with that lens.
2056514
The D40 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lenses. This lens is not good for D40. You may want to read this http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm
1234472
Not sure I have an SX40 but if the diameter of the lens is the same as the SX40 it should work. Go to www.dpreview.com and go to camera brand then click on camera type, and them make and click on the stats. Go down to lens diameter on the SX10 and see if the diameter is the same as the SX40. If it is the same it should work.
1234896
I don't have a D40x but I am pretty sure this lens will be fine with one. The lens has it's own internal focusing motor so you should have no problems at all. Good lens too. Very fast and accurate focusing, even in low light. I NEVER need to use the focus assistance light either. If I were to do it again, I think I would go for the full-frame lens though. It's just that little bit better.