DXO shows this lens will work with a Nikon D5200. Not sure after my visit here.
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This is a full-frame (FX-format) lens. For your DX-format D5200, you might do better with the new 18-300mm DX zoom for less than half the cost of the 80-400. Maybe it is time to look into a D610 body?
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Nikon says it will work fine with the D5200. The D5200 is a crop frame sensor so the lens will be a 100mm to 600mm.
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Actually, Nikon FX cameras have a setting for lens type which can automatically select the area of the sensor for each lens type -- full for FX and partial for DX. Overriding the setting will result in vignetting with a DX lens on a FX body. The 80-400 zoom on a DX body will have an equivalent focal-length range of 120-600 mm.
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What the manual says--DX lenses are for use only with DX-format digital single-lens reflex cameras such as the D7000 or D3000 series. I have a D5200 and it works on 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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It should. Do you already have the teleconverter? If so, and the teleconverter fits on the D5200 body, then the lens will fit on the teleconverter.
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Yes. This lens should auto focus on any Nikon Digital SLR. The issue for you is the focal length. A D5200 has an APS-C sensor and the 14mm lens is designed for full frame sensors. That means if you put this lens on a DX body (which is what the D5200 is) there will be a magnification factor of 1.5, so the 14m becomes a 21 mm lens. If you want to shoot ultra wide images with your DX body, take a look at the Nikon 10.5mm DX lens or the Nikon 10-24mm DX zoom lens. They are a lot more affordable and you'll get a lot closer to the wide angle view afforded by this 14mm (when its mounted on a full frame sensor body) than if you mount the 14mm on the D5200.
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Yes. It works with all Nikon DSLRs whether DX or FX. The combination of the 24-85mm with the Nikon D2X, a DX camera, should produce excellent results due to the smaller size of the image sensor, which is not as demanding as larger FX image sensors.
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Yes, we own a Nikon DX D5200 and the Sigma works with it far better than the OEM lens
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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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This lens should fit the D5200 by using the adapter that comes with the lens but it is a manual focus only. The auto focus won't work. You can either set the camera to manual or leave it on auto but you will have to manually do the focusing yourself.
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Yes. It will work. This is a Dx Lens and you have a Dx camera. It is a great lens.
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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.
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I use it with a d5200, but it will work with any DSLR. I have found this kind of strap is far better than a neck strap. Hope this helps, Janice.
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It should work fine with a Nikon D800 as it's a regular prime lens, not DX. Maybe in manual focus mode though. Not sure.
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this lense is manual only,it would probebly fit on the d5200 with the right adapter
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I have a Nikon D3200, but I believe this lens is designed to work with all Nikon digital SLRs. You might want to call the seller to make sure though.
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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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This lens does NOT have a focus motor inside, and therefor will not work with the least expensive Nikon bodies.I'm unsure where the D5200 falls, but I would think that this body is an upgrade from the D5000 (which did not have a focus motor, and therefore did not work with this lens)Something to consider.........This is a macro lens, and most (if not all) macro work is done using manual focus. (which will work with your body)Ken Rockwell has a page about this lens here.>>>>http://www.kenrockwell.com/tokina/100mm-f28.htm