Q would 10-30mm work with Nikon D610
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No it will not. It is made for the 1 Series cameras like the V1 and J1. Much smaller sensor and lenses than the D610. I don't think there is even a way to make it work with an adapter.
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Hi John, I love this lens, FOR WHAT I DO. As Nikon Brad says, it ain't subtle on the street and it's narrow for landscape. Your reply to him, though, kind of changes the emphasis of what you are looking for because you say your aim is to go for the D810 in time. Would you not be better at this stage to go for lenses compatible with that full frame body when you can afford it???????? If you use this Sigma lens on a D810 you will force the body to downgrade, effectively, to a smaller format the same as you are using now, thereby defeating the purpose of your upgraded body. Sorry to raise more questions than answers but you could spend a fortune on glass that then will not work to best advantage with your dream body so you will have to change your lenses as well (and the crop sensor lenses don't hold their second hand value like the full frame ones do, generally). Coming back to what you like to photograph, on the street big is not necessarily beautiful where kit is concerned. A D810 body with almost any of the quality shorter zooms on it, like the Nikon f2.8, is a pretty big piece of kit when you compare it to your 7100 plus a suitable DX format lens. This is one of the very reasons the 7100 body sells so well! Great quality and not too big/heavy, At the opposite end of the focal length range the crop sensor works well for you too as it effectively increases the zoom effect of any lens you marry it with, turning a 70-200 into a 110-300 approximately. Approximately! You can do the math more precisely if you like!And your F2.8 is still an f2.8. And your body is using the centre of the lens which is likely the best part. Win, win. Best of all - - - - no loan for a new body!!! Good luck, JohnEddy. I wish you well with your picture making. Will
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Hi, this lens works well with Nikon d810. We ship our lenses in the US and around the world. Thanks.C&W; lens
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Yes, any lens with the Nikon mount will work. I use it with a Tokina 10-16mm and it works great.
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Yes. This autofocuses perfectly on the D610. Aperture is set with camera controls, but to do this, on the lens, you have to set the aperture ring at 22, and lock it there with the little lock switch. My guess is that it comes shipped that way. I've been using this lens on the D600 for almost a year and it's my best lens purchase till date.
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It works with my D610 no issues, so I don't see why it wouldn't work with a D600.
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No, This lens will not attach directly to the Nikon D6300. But it will how ever Attatch to any Nikon lens that has a 46mm lens thread on the front of the lens. This lens is used with a primary lens enabling it to get a wider view.
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This should work on a nikon D300 however i do not recommend it if you're not planning to buy a full frame camera. You might be better off with tokina 11-16 for d300. It is wider and cheaper and smaller. However the 11-16 won't work with full frame cameras.
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It will be almost identical - the 60D is a 1.6 crop, so 10mm is effectively 16. I would (and have) just shoot with the 60D + 10-22.
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Yes It will work but it will only use part of the lens and your focal length will be longer. It is made for an FX camera. This is the wrong lens for the 3100. I would look for a 10-20 Sigma (the bright one) and a Sigma 18-50 f 2.8. I had these lenses and they were better than the Nikon equivalent.
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I think it will be fine. I'm using it with a Nikon D610 and work very well.
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I think no problem to fit Nikon D300 with 18-200 lens. Mine is usually with Cannon 5DIII+70-200/2.8L lens, fit perfectly.
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Not sure about the D610, but it works with our D7100, also full frame. One thing we noticed about the Tamron lens is that it tends not to focus any more. Some playing around with the lock "resolves" the problem. This happens in combination with the D90. We are now using the lens on the D7100 to figure out if the problem is the body or the lens.
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I do not think the 6mp will be a problem. It is a great camera for beginners. It has an internal motor so you will have more flexibility when buying lenses. The D40 and D3000 doesn't have motors so you are limited on auto focusing lenses. The 6mp ok unless you want to make large poster size prints.
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Yes it is actually made for a full frame ( 35mm size sensor ) camera such as your D610. In a crop sensor it would be 1.5x more in actual lens ( 42mm )
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No it will be a little lower on the D610. The D610 has 33% more pixels on the same sized sensor. That said at up to iso 6400 when you compare them at the same size side by side, as in looking at the D4 at 100% and the D610 at 80% you wold be hard pushed to see the difference. The D4 will shine over the D610 in other areas being a 'pro' camera rather than a prosumer as the D610. I have the D610 and it is a cracking camera I do not really bother what ISO I am shooting at and have it set to a max of 3200. There is of course a huge difference in price.RegardsGW
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is a dx lens. the D610 is full frame. If use on d610 will have dark corners at the widest end of the range. I would recommend the excellent nikon 16-35 f4 with VR and right now is discounted