Hello, work the vivitar x2 for do the autofocus on the opteka 650-1300mm with a Nikon d3200?
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I use a Nikon D3000, and while the autofocus TRIED to work with the doubler, it was so slow that I simply went manual. It did well in manual, though. NOT recommended for snapshots, but if you're working on a tripod and have time to get things right manually, it's worth having in your camera bag.
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No, unfortunately. It's rated to autofocus up to f/8 and when it's attached, it doubles whatever the lens aperture is. The Opteka at 650mm would be at f/8 without the teleconverter and f/16 with it. I got mine to autofocus once at 600mm (f/11.2), but it was a bright moon on a pitch black night, so I think the extreme contrast helped.
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mmmm, it will try...but given the fact that it multilies the f by two...i dont think it would be really precise for focusing...
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This lens will not auto focus accurately. You will need a very steady tripod and a light touch to focus at 1300mm. Don't expect perfect quality images but a very fun lens at the price.
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perfectly! I use it in mine, and the autofocus is fast and acurate, and is a bit smaller, when closed, than the 18-105mm that comes with the camera
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I'm sure it will work for your Nikon, even though i shoot with Canon. I've read that most of Nikon Speedlite Flashes work with and are sometimes prefferred by Canon owners. So that's why I'm sure that this will be ok for your Nikon. Not sure about Vivitar.
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I have these lens and I cannot use the autofocus, only manual. It won't focus no matter at what range. So disappointed..
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Sorry I just saw the incoming email. Let me understand first. Are you saying that there is no way to do an "autof" on your camera with the lens? Try half way press the shutter see if the focus can be achieved.
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I don't know I had a d3200 now I upgraded and it works on my other one aswell. Maybe if u check dimensions on ur lens with this you can be sure?! But it is a good lense for the price!
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I tried with Canon 13mm F2, the autofocus is not really working, very difficult to find focus but other function is okay
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Maybe. I have tried it on a D3100 and the auto focus doesn't work. I have used it also on D70, D200 and D600 - it works on all three of those but the AF is slow. You can manually focus on the D3100 and it works fine. It's doubtful that Nikon changed the D3200 so that the AF would function. This glass is really great - I love the results from it.
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If your camera is a Nikon you need to buy the Vivitar for Nikon flash, otherwise it won't work properly.
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I'm not sure. The autofocus doesn't work with a D3200, but I don't know whether the D3300 upgrade fixed that problem.
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It is designed to support a camera with long tele lens W/O a tripod connection/collar. The length of the bracket can adjust from 170 to 280mm with the front of the lens resting on the V structure. Without knowing the size of your Opteka 650-1300mm lens, I cannot be sure whether it fits or not. The key thing is that the zoom and focusing rings should not sit on the "V". Based on donjames' answer, your lens may be too long for 293.
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Yes, if you buy the Nikon mount version. It is a manual focus lens, so autofocus will not work. Auto aperture should be OK.
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I use it with my 3200 and it works but understand that it will be a completly manual lens. auto features do not work
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Yes, it will work on the newer Df Nikon. Yes, to Autofocus too. Light weight lens with sweet f/2 aperture.
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I don't know about the d3200. I have a d50 and I can mount the Konica lenses on the camera but none of the autofocus or light meter features work.
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only if you get nikon mount, FYI dont buy it. The Auto focus will not work. It spells it out in the instructions but not in the Amazon description