I can't figure out how to attach it to my Nikon D7000. Does it attach to the body or do I have to attach it directly to another lens?
916595
It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach to the camera directly.
916596
I attached my macro lens to my Nikon kit 18-55mm lens. Just be sure to remove any filters you have on the lens first, otherwise the macro won't be able to attach. I think this is why the lenses are so cheap. You're getting the heavy duty lens functions (like autofocus, etc) from your primary lens, then the macro is just a fun add-on. If you only want a macro without having to attach it to another lens, you have to pay a lot more. I'm sure you also get more quality out of it, but given the price of this lens, you can still get some amazing pictures out of it.
916597
I had to attach it directly to another lens by first attaching one of the spacing rings in the kit to my lens.
916598
it only attaches to certain lenses such as an 18-55. I believe the D7000 comes with an 18-105.
916599
Yeah, you have to attach it to another lens. It should've come with a connector. I believe 50mm? Or 27, I can't remember exactly, I bought this product for my girlfriend.
916600
It should attach to a lens. It's not made to attach directly to the camera. Try mounting it to your kit lens (the lens that came with the camera).
916601
It attaches on the front of the lense the camera comes with. You can also pull the lense off and attach it to the body.
274217
It attaches directly to the f2.8 50mm and f2.8 100mm macro lenses. I use it on the 50mm. I can only assume an attachment would be needed, if one exists, to attach it to a different non macro lens.
123026
Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for D7000. Thanks in advance.
931420
Hi! The lens comes with special attachment UltraProT/T2 llens mount adapter for Nikon's SLR. Since I am using it on my D7000 it works perfect. I would suggest to check before purchase since D5300 is not seen in the list of cameras on which this adapter ring can be mounted.
1332001
Hello JulietThank you so much for your inquiryIf you take off the lens , the body can be fit , and could you tell me what is the model of your lens ?Looking forward your reply Thank you
605941
Just to clarify, this lens does not go directly on the camera. I have the kit lens for my d5100, and it came with an adapter to go over the kit lens
1999635
Either Google it or look in the manual that came with your lens.Sorry, that's all I got.
994220
It has an attachment to connect to a lens. I had to attach it to the end of my regular lens. I returned it because if I adjusted the lens off of my lowest setting it didnt work. I thought it was a waste and returned it. And honestly, it didnt do much of what it said. I wasnt impressed at all. I dont know if it will fit your D3100. If it has a normal range lens, than I would assume do. ( 15-50)
1168871
there are two parts you need the part that slips into the telescope and the part that screws to that and latches in your lens location... but if you mean just attach... there's a standard camera mount on the first ring.
1113782
mount to lens first. I have had some problems mounting to camera. hope your experience is better
1161577
You'll need to buy a lens because it doesn't come with one. That's what "body only" refers to. You do not need an expensive lens. I use the lens from my non-digital Nikon and it works well. You will also need to buy a CompactFlash memory card or the camera will not be functional.
71035
It attaches like a filter would to the lens. it's a 58mm attachment. If you lens is not 58mm you'll need an adapter to your size lens.
661196
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.
957314
I presume using other lenses provided: The other lens just 'screw' onto the fixed lens. Unless you're meaning storage of the external lenses???? I've got an extra camera bag for all the "loose' stuff.
731009
it doesnt attach to camera. it attaches to the filter threads on the end of the lens. as long as you are connecting to correct size the threads are standard.
1270941
On all of the canons I have owned it works this way:There should be a rubber piece around the eyepiece. It usually slips off by pushing it up. Take that piece off and slip this lens in its place. You won't need the rubber piece anymore.
57357
The lens mounts but you loose all auto focus features. In my case I could not get a manual focus point using a 35~70mm Nikon lens. It just simply will not focus. I don't know if the distance between the lens and the sensor was not correctly calculated.