Will this lens fit on my nikon d70/s
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It is not compatible with your camera , it only works with Nikon 1 camera systems ( J1,J2,J3 & V1,V2 & S1 ) .It use this lens on my Nikon V1 and V2 , it's very fast with sharp and crisp details .
1482859
I don't believe so. This lens does not fit my d80. Perhaps if you get a special adapter?
1482860
NO... This lens is for the Nikon 1 series cameras only. Every other model of Nikon uses the F mount from back in the 50's & 60's. I do not understand why Nikon broke from their tradition of using the F mount but big bucks, adapter market etc seem to drive everything these days. Stay with your F mount Lenses (DX or FX). I have all the Nikon 1 lenses and do not use them because I purchased the F mount adapter and use all my pro F mount lenses with the Nikon 1. They are much better lenses and work out very well. I use the Nikon 1 as a back-up only, never missing a shot! ;-) V/R KMW
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I have a Nikon D50 and it works great on it...I would think it would work for your D70S as well....
464812
It will. I have used it with D5300, D7000 and D7100. It is the sharpest lens I have used. I definitely recommend it.
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I have a D90 and D7100. It works very well on those and should also work on the D7000. If you get the Nikon mount and the focus confirmation chip you get a very nice lens at a bargain price.
55021
This lens is very much compatible with the D7000. You'll love it! Since your D7000 has a DX sensor, you will have a 42-450mm lens on the camera due to the 1.5 crop factor. This is a full frame, or FX, lens. I used it on my own D7000 before I purchased a D800.
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Yes. I have a D7000 and I use this 50mm f1.4 lens on it about 75% of the time. I get superb results with it.
509773
yes, it's a great mid-zoom lens for D7000, it's my daily carry lens now unless i need zoom then i switch to 18-200mmvr
509772
All lenses back to the year 1977 are compatible with the D7000. The D7000 has a smaller sensor and looking through a 24-70 will have the perspective of a 36-105mm. (1.5 crop factor X mm of your lens). I have a D7000 and a D4 and you would not see any difference in image quality shot through this lens.
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Hmmmm. I think it will operate on a D700 but I am pretty sure it will not be fully functional, in terms of usable focal lengths. It's a DX lens, not really designed for full frame cameras. You would be better looking at the 24-70mm lens.
1460403
I doubt it. It was designed for the Nikon 70-200 f/4. It works well with this lens.
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The short answer is "Yes". The lens mounts on my D70, D80, D7000 and my neighbor's D90. You will like the lens. Very good lens at good price. Good luck. Take lots of pictures.
661112
Yes, it will. I use it on my D5100 with great success. I bought for a up coming trip and it is a great all-in-one lens. Here is a video I found on You tube with a D7000 using a Tamron 18-200 lens shooting a video. Hope this helps....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X25cmCkf1Vg
123027
Yes, this lens is fully compatible with your D7000. Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
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Yes, the Lens will work on a D7000. However this is an FX lens and on a D7000 which has a cropped sensor it really becomes a 105-300mm because of the 1.5 crop factor.Many FX users comment on soft edges, but because of the 1.5 crop you will be using the center part of the lens and should not be an issue for you.
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It fits on my d40x and my d600 with no issues, so I imagine it would, as it is designed to fit Nikon Cameras. If anything, you could contact the seller or look up the lens on another site to see its exact speculations. Otherwise, I'd say you're in the clear. All in all, it has been a GREAT lens thus far, and I look forward to getting much more use out of it.
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It depends on which lens you have on your D700. This is a 77mm diameter filter so your lens would also have to be that diameter. Note that this has nothing to do with the focal length of your lens (for example a 50mm prime lens or 18-55mm zoom lens.) You can usually tell the diameter of the lens by looking for a number on the lens next to a symbol that looks like a zero with a slash though it - ϕ
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Hi Thomas, We have a 7000 so I am sure since we provided the old lens to our daughter's D5000. Thanks Kirk