Are the included lenses autofocus AF-S lenses?
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Yes, both are AF-S, they are pretty decent lenses for beginners. just want to let you know they are 18-55mm, F3.5 - 5.6 and 55-200mm, F4-5.6, if aperture is important to you.
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No, the lenses are not motorized and must be manually turned for the proper focus.
2000022
No, the 2 main lenses are. But the other 2 are attachments. I purchased this package, it's well worth the money, but some of the stuff you may never use.
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DA L 18-55mm WR f3.5-5.6 and 50-200mm WR Lenses. Says these are included, and they have manual modes but are autofocus lenses.
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I too have hesitated buying these because I did not want to sink that much into something that worked selectively. In the slide show at the hyperlink below (cut and paste if it is not 'clickable') the box clearly shows c/afs and both white square/red dot present. Whether this makes a difference I am not sure.http://hkcarris.en.alibaba.com/productshowimg/214051231-200396816/Kenko_Marco_Extension_Lens_Tube_Makro_zwischenring_AF_DG_for_Sony_A350_SV08.html#inSearch
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Yes, there's a manual exposure mode and the lens has a switch to turn auto-focus on or off.
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The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't.
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You will need the newer AF-S version for you to be able to auto focus. Neither your camera or this lens have built in focus motors.
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They will work with any AF-S lenses. Although using them with a telephoto lens would kind of defeat the purpose of the lens, which is to allow you to focus on distant objects.
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Yes. An "AF-S" lens will auto focus on an Nikon DSLR. The AF-S lenses have built in auto focus motors.
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I can't say that I have. The lens I use this adapter on does not have an Auto-Focus. Having said that the AF on my other lens has been acting a little strange lately.
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Only lens w/ "VR" are Auto Focus compatible. The 18-55mm AF-S VR is auto focus, the 70-300m Zoom is NOT. you need to contact the store for other options. They have 2 lens available for an additional charge. I went w/ Nikon DX AF-S Nikkor 55-300m. Its a great lens for a great price. I recommend it.
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It has a fixed lens, which means that yes, a lens is included and no, lenses are not interchangeable. You can, however, purchase lens adapters to modify the existing lens.
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The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't. The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses.... » Read More The D5100 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lens, and also older professional AF-I lens. Briefly, AF-S lens have a built-in motor to drive the focusing mechanisms on the lens, whereas AF lens rely on the motor in the camera body (like the D90 or the D7000). Most traditional screw-drive AF lenses will not autofocus on the D5100, but will autofocus on the D90/D7000. Lens that say "AF-S," will autofocus with the d5100, and most lenses sold today for the D5100 are AF-S. The D5100 has no internal autofocus motor, so it will not autofocus with original-style screw-drive AF lenses. This is why some lens will autofocus with the D5100, and some won't. « Show Less
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No, this one isn't (at least the copy I bought didn't have it). You'd need a Nikon D50, D70, D90, D300, D7000 or similar in order to use autofocus (AF-D mode). There is another model that includes an AF-S motor and includes the feature in the description.
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Will autofocus if lens is AFS, No Filters.But slow on a d3000Still say go with Tokina
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Yes! Keep in mind that this series is not compatible with autofocus functions.