Will I have problems using this lens on a D5200
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as long as it fits the lens you will be fine. it def gives you a different shot... I use it on all my shoots
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I have no idea, I am sorry. All I can say is that the lens is fantastic, works perfectly and the price was unbeatable. I am not familiar with the Nikon D5200.
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Yes it will work but.. I wouldn't spend the extra money for a vr lens if you don't have it in camera although this is a great lens and works great and takes beautiful pics on my d5200 witch has vr (vibration reduction)
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Sorry but I have no experience with the Nikon D5200. I have a Nikon D80 and the Yongnuo RF-602 performs very well for me.
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Yes, there should be no problem with the D5200 in all modes. My only complaint is that I wish it also had a PC cord connection as well as the hot shoe connection (since I sometimes need more than one flash at a time.)
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Yes its good for a single lens like 18-55mm with d5100. I believe dimension of d5200 almost 96% similar with d5100.
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I have a D5100 and a D3200 and it works great with both. Makes me think that it would be great for the D5200.
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You can use this lens, but it won't autofocus on Nikon bodies without a built in the body focusing motor. D80, D90, D7000 and up have those, but not the D5200.
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My guess would be that the TC-20E III would be compatible w/ your D5200 camera, but DEFINITELY not w/ the 18-300 mm lens. You can check out which lenses it is compatible with by following this link to Nikons website. http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-20E-III.html
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I have used this lens sparingly on my Canon EOS 6D. I have not experienced your problem.
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Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED would be a good choice. Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G... » Read More Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED would be a good choice. « Show Less
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No - the d5200 only auto focuses lenses with an internal motor...however, the 35 1.8 AFS is also excellent and will focus on the 5200
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Yes it works with D5200, but you'll have to manually focus it. Autofocus with this lens is only available with cameras that have the built-in focus motor like the D7100 and higher end Nikon cameras.
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Hi Firsuit,While the 14-24 is an excellent landscape lens for a camera with an FX sensor, your D5200 will add a 1.6 multiplier due to the DX sensor. Because of that, you will end up losing a lot of the wide angle ability.I would recommend the Nikon 10-24mm as an alternative. I use that lens on a D7000 and have taken some really good photos with it. Not to mention it is cheaper.If you ever get a camera with an FX sensor, then by all means, grab the 14-24mm or even the 16-35mm. Both good lenses (I use them both).Alan
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The lens should fit your D5200 as it is basically the same camera to my D5100. The lens works perfectly and takes super shots. You will love it!
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I bought this lense to fit my D7000 which came with a VR 18-105mm and a VR 55-300mm lenses. If your D5200 is compatible with the above lens this product will most likely fit your model. The telephoto lens also comes with a 2x lens adapter the will connect to the camera body and allows you to screw the telephoto lens into it.
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While this lens works perfectly on my full frame FX Nikon D800 Camera, I still have to manually focus it although the camera does provide me with a green dot when it is in focus. The Nikon D5200 happens to have a smaller DX sensor so the image will be cropped a bit but theoretically it should still work.