Does this really work for a Nikon D3100? When it was shipped did it say 52mm on package? I have ordered 2 times the first I thought I ordered wrong but I have a 18-55mm lens and I want it to work but it is too small. Can anyone confirm? Thank you
925866
I haven't confirmed this yet, but from everything I've read the 52mm is what you should be using for the 18-55 lens.
1528504
most Nikons are the same, just check how many mm the filter size is. it is on the id ring 0f the lens. match up the numbers. there are 2 major sizes.
1094438
The nice thing about Nikkor lenses is that they will fit and any Nikon camera. This one however has an auto focus mechanism in it that some cameras are unable to do. I do not believe that the auto focus will work with the D3100. You will have to manually do so. The pictures however are great. I have this lens and I love it.
1435464
I placed this lens on a Nikon N80 35mm camera and the image jerked a couple of times then began focusing normally. It only happened when I initially attached the lens and first turned the camera on. Not sure if the lens is totally compatible with 35mm. Did you attach it to a 35mm or digital? Did you determine the cause and was the lens not working correctly?
370658
Hello Jay, I'm not sure if it will work on your camera or not. On my Nikon, I measured the diameter of the lens threads in mm. That is the smaller number (52mm), then the filter size is the larger number.
235572
It's a DX lens. So yes. It will work on the D3100. It's 67mm filter size. Googled that.
1909804
It sure works on the D3100. I don't know why it wouldn't work. Take your camera to the dealer and ask to try the lens. That way you will know.
659300
I have this lens and it works with my Nikon D200 just fine. If your worried, make sure you can return it.
1782746
As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes. As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may... » Read More As long as the lens is a 52mm opening, look on the inside of you lens cap, it should work fine. I have a Nikon D5000 and it fits my Nikon lenses. The only thing that I didn't care for is that the outter ring is larger so none of my other filters fit after the ND filter. It has a wide range of stops and can significantly make the image darker. You will probably find that the higher the stop value you might see uneven areas in you photos. I am not sure if this is specific to this model or something that happens with any brand of multi stop ND filters. Depending on what your shooting it may not bother you. If it helps any, I have 2 of these in different sizes. « Show Less
1033842
I use it on a D3100, and it works fine. The two are similar in shape, but I wouldn't stake my reputation on it. Take it to a shop and compare.
1119256
Hello. This adapter did not work with my Nikon D3200. I received an error message on my camera that it could not find a lens so would not take any pictures. I could not even focus the lens manually since the camera did not recognize there was a lens at all.
566242
I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a physical mount question,,, and there is also a special electronic features questions that also needs to be examined too...... I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a... » Read More I own only the D5000 so I can not test directly,,, but I believe this lens will fit do to a most important adapter that comes with this lens in the box... The primary lens [500mm] is a screw type and with the adapter added,,, it than mates with my D5000 with the twist and lock bayonet mount style that Nikon routinely uses... This adapter makes this lens work on my D5000 and other models via electronic "manual mode" only... Again,,, I believe the interface used on Nikon cameras are all the same, but I have not physically tried them all, only the D5000... So just remember there is a physical mount question,,, and there is also a special electronic features questions that also needs to be examined too...... « Show Less
437337
Hi, not sure where the problem would be - I have it on the D90 and it's one of the best lenses I have in my bag (actually, it's not much in the bag ;-) ) ... what is your concern?
1516681
I have a nikon D3200 and it works great on my camera but the lens you asked about I am not sure of. Hope this helps you.
1521074
I have a Nikon D70s and I purchased the Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D lens. I can shoot in f/22 only every other f/ tells me FEE. What is going on? The lens did not come with troubleshoot mode and it says the Nikon D70s is compatible. I'm lost :( Help anyone? Thanks!
43801
I too am curious. Other similar lenses advertise that they work on more camera types. That if they say D3000, or D3200, then it'll work on the same series. For instance, is fails to mention if it works with Nikon D3300, which is what I have. So I'm trying to find out now.Anybody know for sure?Mike in NH
2027082
Yup, if you're comfortable using manual focus this will work with your D3100. With that said, I'd probably put my money towards the 35mm 1.8 (Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras). It's more expensive and can be a little hard to get your hands on, but it will auto focus with the D3100. However, if you want a great lens to shoot static images (product shots, nature shots, even portraits) you really can't go wrong for the price. If you plan on taking candid pics of your kids or other non-posed pics, expect to loose some nice shots while you're trying to manually focus. Yup, if you're comfortable using manual focus this will work with your D3100. With that said, I'd probably put my money towards the 35mm 1.8 (Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras). It's more expensive and can be a little hard to get your hands on, but it will auto focus with the D3100. However, if you want a great lens to shoot static images (product shots, nature shots, even portraits) you really can't go wrong for the price. If you plan on taking candid pics of your kids or other non-posed pics, expect to... » Read More Yup, if you're comfortable using manual focus this will work with your D3100. With that said, I'd probably put my money towards the 35mm 1.8 (Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras). It's more expensive and can be a little hard to get your hands on, but it will auto focus with the D3100. However, if you want a great lens to shoot static images (product shots, nature shots, even portraits) you really can't go wrong for the price. If you plan on taking candid pics of your kids or other non-posed pics, expect to loose some nice shots while you're trying to manually focus. « Show Less