Will this lens allow me to use the entire 200 mm. focal length of my existing lens? Please respond. Thanks.
936530
NO! I returned the one I ordered, it was worthless. Don't waste your money.
936531
As far as I'm aware this is only for a fixed 50mm lense unless your outer lense ring is 52mm in diameter. If you have an 18-200mm lense its probably gone be around 62mm in diameter so wont fit.
1461950
l do not have the lens you have. l have 18-200 mm, and it does not work with it. l believe it will wkrk best with prime lens
1569851
Yes. That lens accepts an 82mm filter thread, so as long as you purchase the correct size, you'll have no problems. Just make sure you own the f/2.8 L II; the f/2.8 L takes a 77mm filter.
1873698
This lens has the large range (18-200mm), this it is very very important for multiuse lens..
664212
I don't think this'll be long enough for your lens, though I don't have a 70-200 f/4 to check. I have a 28-300mm which is listed as 4.5" long and only has a little room to spare (height-wise). The 70-200mm is listed as 7" long, and I don't see how another 2.5" would fit. An alternative may be: http://www.amazon.com/Tamrac-M-A-S-Medium-Lens-Black/dp/B00009UTQL/ref=pd_bxgy_p_text_y I bought the Large for my lens (which is a perfect fit, without any attachments), and the Extra Large may be a good option for you.
1253004
I have the exact same question. Please do post your findings. I am confused too. Apparently 18-200 is supposed to have larger zoom but I want to make sure that the quality of 18-200 matches to 18-135 at the least upto 135 mm. If so i will go with 18-200 for sure.
664211
I don't think this'll be long enough for your lens, though I don't have a 70-200 f/4 to check. I have a 28-300mm which is listed as 4.5" long and only has a little room to spare (height-wise). The 70-200mm is listed as 7" long, and I don't see how another 2.5" would fit.An alternative may be: Tamrac M.A.S. Medium Lens Case (Black)I bought the Large for my lens (which is a perfect fit, without any attachments), and the Extra Large may be a good option for you.
568548
200 isn't a lot more reach, but it was enough to make the decision for me. If you're concerned about weight and bulk, I'd say stick to the 45-150. Someday you can get the 100-300mm for serious reach. I think both lenses are good, so the decision boils down to personal preference.
785356
Don't know. I don't have that lens. I am using it with a Tamron 70-200 2.8 (similar to the same Canon L lens in size) and no problem.
708423
It fits fine on my Sony alpha 200. It is a nice lens. I like it better than the zoom lens that came with my camera.
1528180
Look at the front of your 50-200 lens. The correct filter size will be printed on the lens. If it shows 52mm, the filters will all fit. If the print on the front of your lens says 55mm or 58mm, then these filters won't fit your lens.
1730228
Sorry, I have not used the lens or camera you ask about. The manufacturer should have info on infinity focus on their site. Good luck.
622757
I would not recommend. Its a portrait lens with a focal length designed for FX. The D7100 is DX, which makes the effective focal length over 200mm - too long in my opinion.
1609776
Thank you for the excellent reply PD. What do you guys think about using the 70-200 lens with a camera that does not have a full sized sensor? I have a rebel XT and I think thats almost half the size of the 1d sensor. Still a good focal length?
236866
I don't own D200 but D200 appears to be a DX camera, which has a crop sensor, not full frame. Hence the focal length will be equivalent of 27mm-52.5mm. The strongpoint of this lens is that it's very wide and sharp, but with a DX camera obviously it won't be as wide as you want it to be, compared to 12-24mm lens you mentioned, which is for DX camera unlike this 18-35mm lens. Do you find the focal length 27-52.5mm useful to you?
1434673
No ideas, I do not know their size. It fits for d3s+70-200 & d800e + 70-200. I do not try other lens. However, I don't think it is useful.
1239593
The focal length being 105mm will give you a sharp picture through the entire range. It's not the most durable lens since it has a plastic mount. The 18 200mm has a metal mount. It's probably a better all around lens but it does get soft in places. For me it seems to be around 135mm but it seems to help if you get the shutter speed around 1/500. I had the 18 105mm for two years and the mount broke on me after dropping from a 2 1/2 foot speaker onto carpet. Cost $65 to fix.