I am new to photography so was wondering if it would work on my D90 for sports
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The lens will work well. I have the same combination. Think about strapping both lens and camera with screws in tripod holes. you have a significant investment.
1945908
It should. I've recently purchased this lens and I've been very pleased with how it well performs. I was particularly impressed with how sharp the focus was and how well it froze the action while shooting a marching band performance at night. Of course you have to turn up your ISO and adjust your settings on your camera.
1945909
Yes it will. But be advised, you have a crop factor of 1.5 so 200 will be 300 etc
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I use this lens to shoot sports photography and it's a sharp lens. You should have no issues shooting portraits
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I have not but if this is your main reason for the camera I would not get this one. I noticed it does not have a sports setting. Also it depends on the environment you are shooting in, bright outdoors it will probably be okay but it has a small lens and sensor so i would not want to use it indoors. Also distance is important...closer the better.
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we have a D70 so i don't know if the D90 would be ok. i would think so as this tripod seems pretty sturdy.i would either ask Nikon or Dolica customer service and review it with them. if you review the weight on your camera and then see if Dolica can confirm the weight limit on their tripod, hopefully you can get an affirmative answer. sorry i don't know for sure.
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I believe so. I use it with my D90 and my 18-200mm lens (total weight about the same) with absolutely no problem.
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Should work with no problem on D90 or any Nikon DSLR. You should be aware though that you will need to set flash exposure manually. This flash unit does not support CLS modes like iTTL. I use my two Vello Freewave receivers & transmitter manually with D800 & two old SB-28 flash units I got off eBay. Works like a charm.
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Yes, it will work great on a D80. I can't really recommend it for action photography. It's just not fast enough. If you shoot at a high ISO setting and have a lot of sun, it would be fine, but on overcast days I think it would be challenging to stop the action.
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It will work on D300 as far as sports goes it only goes to 70mm most sports sports photographers have a 70-200 2.8, but with that said it is still a great lens.
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Tom, I shoot a D90 but I've heard this version of the lens works fine on a D5100. Good luck!
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I have a D40 and its fine ans nice but not sure if it works on that, i hope this helps
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You can use it with the d90 it will just be not as wide as the 15mm it will be more like 24mm fisheye
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Yes it works great on my d800....fantastic for indoor sports...or outdoor for that matter...the lens is very heavy and works best with a tripod....
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Mine is a D 200 and it works fine with it, I think the only difference on Nikon models depends on the "shutter cable" included. Mine is a multi-pin type connector. Check your D 90 for this type of "shutter plug", I'm not sure if it's of the same type. The flash sync should work well on your Nikon. Very reliable system so far, never misses a shot, I would recomend it for manual flash mode.
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It's for Nikon. Search reviews before you buy to check compatibility with D90. Be prepared to test it when you get it to ensure proper TTL function with your camera (I returned two that wouldn't work on my D5100, but worked on D50, such a shame).
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According to the manufacturer it is designed for several cameras including D3100. It works well with my Nikon D90. I have not used it long enough to find out how long will the battery last. I tried all the features and it does what it's supposed to do except for when it rains, it gets wet together with your camera. Make sure your equipment is fully sheltered, wrapped with plastic bag if you set it up outdoors. Enjoy your shoot. ~ Saeichi
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I don't use it on a D90 but I have on a D7000 (crop sensor) and D700 (full frame). I find it a little soft on the long end and somewhat hard to keep steady but some of that is just technique on my part. Overall I'm pretty happy with the results.
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I also use it for my Nikon, D7000, so there is no reason it shouldn't sync with a D90, BUT, to be sure, ask a Nikon sales rep.ja