is it compatible with the nikon 80 400mm f4.5 5.6g ED VR AFS
930678
It will work but for it to be sharp on that lens you would have to be shooting around f9.... pretty useless in anything but full sunlight.
930679
I use the Nikon TC-14E II with the Nikon 80 400mm f4.5 5.6G ED VR AFS. However, as Susan previously stated the f-stop will set at 7.1 or higher. With the greater focal length you do lose some sharpness.
930680
I don't have this lens so I don't know for sure. Check the Nikon compatibility table at http://www.nikonusa.com/en_INC/IMG/Assets/Common-Assets/Images/Teleconverter-Compatibility/EN_Comp_chart.html
930681
I just got the AF-S VR 80-400mm f4.5-5.6g ed yesterday. The manual clearly lists the TC-14e & TC-14e II as compatible on almost all current digital & older film cameras. However, AF is only supported on those bodies with f/8 auto focus support including the D7100 and D800 (there may be others such as the D4, D600/610). Other camera bodies will require you to focus manually. I tested the lens with my D7100 and a TC-14e and it worked very well but AF was not as smooth or as fast as the lens without the converter.
930682
Yes its compatible with it. It slows focusing speed very slightly and requires you to set your f-stop at 7.1 or "higher" number for sharp photos. But otherwise it works well. My husband has used his with the new 80-400 AFS to photograph wildlife and birds in the last month and has gotten great shots. Much better than his old 80-400 model. I don't know what the two other responses mean about it not being compatible.
1908367
Yes, it will be compatible but with the DX format sensor, but the 85mm FOV will be equivalent to a 127mm on a full frame since the DX sensor has a 1.5 crop factor. If you're looking for the 85mm FOV specifically, you may consider either the 50 1.8 or the 60mm micro, which would give you either a 75mm or 90mm equivalent.
1504101
Yes it will work. But...it is NOT a "VR" ( Vibration Reduction) lens. I have this lense and I now wish I had purchased the VR version. This lense is a lot cheaper but the "VR" makes a really big difference in taking photos. Spend the extra cash and purchase the "VR" version. Good Luck.
1663771
The lens says it's AF-S and according to this comparison chart it should work. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm This is a pretty good site for everything Nikon, the guy is obsessed with it and can go into detail. Not the end all be all and there's obviously bias here and there but it's a good informative site that can make you aware of some details you may not have even heard of.
276793
Yes it is compatable. Just expect it to be very top heavy with a big lens connected to a small camera.
1273245
My Tokina 80-400 is compatible with my Canon 7d so mine would not be compatible but as Tokina are a 3rd party manufacturer, I do not know whether they do a Nikon compatible version...I suspect they do!
950252
It's compatible but will not autofocus on that camera. This lens was designed for older Nikon cameras that have an autofocus motor built into the camera body, which your camera does not. For your camera choose the Nikon lenses that specify "AF-S", not just "AF".
1654795
It will work with any Nikon G mount lens. There are no electrical connections so auto focus, VR, etc. won't work. Any lens connected becomes a full manual lens.
206030
Yes, this is compatible with that camera model. Here's proof from the Nikon website: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-5-Eyepiece-Cap.html
1973450
You should be able to call Nikon customer service and find out if it is compatible.
737162
Yes it will work but no AF. You'll also have to use aperture priority or manual exp. I use a 20mm ais nikkor on a 5dmkii with great results.
1912658
The lens is compatible but keep in mind the it is an fx lens and will have an apparent image approximately that of a 450mm
1981225
I bought mine just to use with the Nikon 80-400, works great but at a slight loss of aperture and slightly slower focus (which is always an issue with teleconverters). Not sure what the "new" Nikon 80-400 would be, had mine about 6 months.
1669017
I have a Nikon D90 with the 18-200 VR lense And it worked great. I hope this help.
2271631
Yes, it has an internal focusing motor so it should be fully compatible. I have a D3100 and it works fine.
254739
if your camera have the screwtype mount for AF like the nikon D7xxx series it will work without a problem
370136
Yes. I support a Nikon D800 with a 70-200 f2.8 VR and 24-70 f2.8 all the time. Never a problem.