will Sigma 10-20mm work with a Nikon D80 series to shoot high quality photos indoors in small rooms?
505450
It works great with d80, very good lens for the money, just shoot at f11 or f8. Distortion can be corrected afterwords, happy shooting.
505451
I use it on my D90 with excellent results. I also have a D50 and got excellent results at my granddaughter's rock concert last week. I don't see why it wouldn't work on a D80.
505452
Yes it does AF with your camera, great lens for the money, very sharp at f8 and f11, there is distortion, which can be corrected. Happy shooting.
505453
A quick internet search says the lens is compatible with the Nikon D80. As for high quality photos indoors-- the focal length of the lens is great for indoor rooms (not sure what you mean by small). High quality depends on your skills ;o
1241571
Its a great all around lense. It produces very sharp images. Portrait shots will definatelly come out crisp but keep in kind that its a 70-300 lense, therefore; distance may be an issue when trying to shoot indoors.
1823830
Definitely works with D800/D800e. BOTH HAVE iTT shoes. I have 2, really like size for around town shots. Recommend defuser as an option. Retired photographer. D800 / either great cameras.
501125
I've got the sigma, it's a great lens and a good focal length. (48mm on crop cams) If you are going to be indoors, the f1.4 is handy. I've got the 50mm f1.8 and the extra 2/3's makes a difference when you're already at slow shutter speeds.
161663
I use this lens with my D800 with great success. It will show some flare now and then, but it has marvelous resolution. I use it on a tripod when working indoors since it has no VR, but outdoors not so much. Keep in mind that with the high pixel count of the 800, tripod work with the mirror up technique is important to get the full resolution the lens is capable of.
1919507
I think so, I have not used it much indoors but on my D7100 I took excellent graduation shots in the shade. You may want to check ken Rockwell's site for more info?
540126
Beside the camera (D800) it depends on the lens. With a small and light lens you will be ok.
1515219
The Sigma 17-50mm is an all-purpose fast lens, great for portrait to get good DOF, and fast enough for HS indoor sports. I would recommend setting you ISO to 1600 or higher on your Nikon. The quality of glass is excellent for the resolution of 16x24 prints. I am very impressed with the quality of workmanship and lens quality.
737162
Yes it will work but no AF. You'll also have to use aperture priority or manual exp. I use a 20mm ais nikkor on a 5dmkii with great results.
2280342
Depends on the lens you're using and regardless of that, you should always be using flash indoors. The image will be grainy otherwise. So yes, that's normal.
803769
Yes it will. love kafa is correct that your camera will make this the equivalent to about 20mm lens but that may be good for you - less distortion, which in real estate videos, you'll definitely want to avoid.And remember that the focus and aperture is manual with this lens.
1913609
I have this lense and a Canon 6D. I have used it indoors for volleyball and basketball games. You will need the ISO Iin the 3200-6400 range, but the photos are very good even at that ISO.
1131127
I use mine in a room about that size. The 305s are definitely a better size for that size room, but if you plan on moving to a larger room down the road, the 308s are a good choice.
256397
I have the d800e and it is awesome with that. I can't see it not working with the d810 (did not even know that it was out yet)...but you could always return it fairly easily if it does not. For the price, it is well worth the hassle of finding out. It is a great little unit. I especially love the bulb feature (long click and it stays on...short cllick and it is off).
1576864
It depends the kind of photos you shoot. But the 11-18 is very useful indoor. Now, as far as I am concerned, when I know that I will shoot indoor for a while I use brihgt wide angle lenses. I shoot with the DT mainly for landscapes or large parties in the outdoor.
735141
The low light indoor photos are not very good on the Nikon. The focus is also often off if there is low light indoors on the Nikon 3500. The Canon cameras are much better in low light.
624616
It's for both actually, you can use it for fx and dx cameras. Most lenses will work on dx cameras as long as you don't go too wide. I think nikon is trying to give the consumer a solid all around lens for the non pro with this product. My only negatives are the slow speed of the lens. As long as you in good light, you should be fine. This lens is not good for indoor photography without off shoe flashes.