Will this lens work on the D90
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Used it on mine for years. It is a great lens. Still have it for my D600, D7100, and D7000.
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My experience is that all Nikkor lenses will fit all Nikon cameras to date. I even have some Nikon lenses from 1970 that fit my current D90 body...
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All AF-S and AF except PC-Micro lenses will work on a D90. I would check the Nikon website to see which of the manual lenses will work with the D90, since there are quite a few that will not work in any way shape or form with a D90 or other consumer level Nikon.
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I don't have any first hand knowledge of the D90, but Wikipedia says it should as long as it is the 'e' version:"Nikon EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion battery (EN-EL3 or EN-EL3a will not fit)"
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Yes, the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens will work on a D90. It's a rather heavy lens, but will produce nice bokeh and sharp images.
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I can not answer the Question for this lens. My converter did not work for me.I have the D80 an theD90 with multiple Lens.
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I believe that it will work on Nikon D90. It works on D7000 and D7100. Be sure to order for Nikon so you have the proper mounting to adapt it to the camera. Also, remember that this is a manual lens. You need to focus manually, be at least 10 feet away from subject in my experience. Plan on a shutter speed of minimum 1000 and better 1600-2000 in order to hope for a sharp image. In other words, you need a lot of light with this lens.
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I don't have a D5100, but it absolutely works in my D90 and my D7100, both cameras are in the same line of D5100, so it probably works on it.Plus it is a great lens.
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I dont see why it wouldnt. I shoot with an array of Canon DSLRs and its worked with all of them, including mounted to my tripod. The D90 body is very similar to that of the Canon T3i, T4i, 60D and etc so even though i cant say yes for sure, I dont see any reason why it wouldnt. This rig was a life saver for me. Its light, durable and dependable. Just be careful not to over tighten the screws. Theyre quality isnt great, but they do send a few extras.
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The Nikon D90 has the AF motor built in, so most Nikon AF lenses will work perfectly.
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Jim, I do not have a D90 so I don't want to guess. I really like this lens on my D7000 and since it is a Nikon mount I am sure it will "fit" but not sure about functionality. Good luck and if you do get this lens I am sure you will enjoy it.
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It should if your camera has a screw hole on the bottom also used to attach a tripod,,,I like mine fine on a D90,,,later,LarryB
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I have used mine on a Nikon D-70 and a Nikon D-300 with complete happiness. I do not possess a D-90 but my experience with Nikon camera's has been that if the third-party lense is made for Nikon, it usually works with all Nikons. Since I have used mine with two different Nikons, I suspect they will function with all models of Nikon DSLR .
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Works with my D90 and D7100. It has an internal autofocus motor so it should work fine.
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Yes. I have this on a D70, which has a very similar body to the D90. I see no reason it would not work just fine for your D90.
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It should. All Nikon bodies have been using the same F-mount since 1959. It also has CPU prongs that will transmit exposure information from the lens to the body. However, I would not use this on a D90. I just tried it on my D70 and it will not auto-focus. Other discussion forums also note that the D90 has a very hard time focusing with this attached. I had to switch to manual focus and focus by sight because the in-camera indicator was not accurate enough.
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Yes. I have a D90 and it works fine. The D90 has a built in focus motor in the body, so it should work with just about all Nikon type lenses in the last 20 years or so.
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I am not sure I had the canon mount not sure about the D90 configuration sorry.
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Debbie : The D90 is a camera body that can use many different lens. This type of filter screws on to the front end of the lens. The filter should fit any any of the lenses that have a barrel diameter of 52mm. - Jim