What kind of mount is this lens?
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It is a bayonet mount. A fair lens but not of high quality in comparison to other Nikkor lenses I have owned in the past. Mediocre results. Hope this helps. Have a good one!
968477
It's an autofocus lens. There is an outer ring that pushed in one direction will be manual focus only. Either pull the ring closer or push farther away and you should get autofocus.
897137
It is an e-mount frame. So any lenses that are e-mount will be just fine. A-mount lenses will work too with an adapter.
1116878
What are you trying to ask what kind of camera do you have??? And what lens is it??
1235806
My best guess is that it's a grey market lens. Several of those companies sell them at very low prices. Be careful as they don't have US warranties. A quick google of the business name will usually tell you what you need. A good price just as long as you never need service. If you do, you're screwed.
61537
I think your camera takes a Canon EF mount lens and this is an IF Mount lens.
1027815
It's a nikon f-mount. Yes. Crop sensor lens, and assuming the d5300 has a crop sensor, this lens is built for use on cameras like the d5300
614829
The lens in this camera is not a standard size. There are several others from ePathChina here on Amazon that have standard lens mounts.
1041688
A-mount. There's an E-mount Rokinon 85mm cine version (has de-clicked aperture control for smooth transition).
719698
It is a generic lens that comes with a T-mount for the EOS optical system but it only works in manual focus mode. I am under impressed with this lens and will probably be returning it. It is very heavy and does not seem to be very user friendly
2259003
I don't own that camera, but it is based on the standard micro 4/3 mounts, which that lens is. There should be no problem using that lens on that platform.
1965606
It comes as a "T" mount so you have to buy the adapter for Canon mount. I use this lens with my 60D and it works great (for the price that is).
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I believe this was sold as a fixed mount lens, not an Adaptall II lens, and it came in a Nikon mount. If you don't mind my asking, why do you need to use an adapter, are you trying to remove its fixed mount and convert it from another brand of mount to Nikon?
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The lens has a metal plate with screw holes for mounting on a tripod. I have a couple of quick-release lens mounts that came with my tripod. I screwed one on this lens and leave it there, that way I can attach and detach the lens from the tripod without having to take the time to screw it on. It works great. You should have no problem mounting this lens to your tripod.
481537
It's a standard "hot shoe" flash mount. Not specific to any manufacture or brand. It use it on my Canon with out issues.
1207231
You have to buy an adaptor for a Nikon mount from Opetka. Be advised, this is an inexpensive lens. It is sliding manual focus, not rotational. Use it for stationery objects (lanscape, buildings, cars, etc.)
579473
You need to order the lens with the correct mount for your gear. It is a good lens.