would this lens work on an FX body?
327908
Not sure, check Sigma site, they have all the info you could possibly need.
327909
Yes it could but it was designed for a crop sensor and not full frame, so you would see a dark border around your images. The other option would be to set your camera to DX mode, but that sort of defeats the purpose, I will say this is a great lens for those on a budget.
327910
I bought it with a Canon formated base. You can order it with a Nikon. If it works for an FX body I don't know... Isn't an FX body a film camera? This model is for Digital cameras (note the "DC" designator).
257766
This (or any) DX lens should work fine. It does'nt contain the "VR" (Vibration Reduction) Feature in it however so if that's important to you look for the VR designation on the lens you buy
964780
Your body will take an EF lens according to dpreview.com, so the lens will work. You threw me off a little there, there is no such thing, to my knowledge as a FF body though I think you mean a full frame sensor.
1981463
Yes, that is the first camera body I used it on and with good results. This lens can be used on all Canon DSLRs, both DX and FX (crop sensor and full frame).
464300
This is a full frame (FX) lens. Of course it can also be used on DX if you like, where the crop factor makes it equivalent to 120-600mm.
1906428
Yes - here is the answer from the Nikon website: "FX cameras can also use DX lenses, however to avoid vignetting, the DX crop mode is automatically selected by the camera when a DX lens is attached."
957718
Yes. It will be perfect on that model! Keep in mind that you have to get quite close to the subject matter for the lens to focus correctly. Enjoy!
71893
Yes of course and very much so; it will have the DX sensor crop factor, meaning that it will behave as a 450mm on an FX, but apart from that added bonus, all other lens features are available on the D7000 digital Nikon camera
615700
I used it on D600 and d7100.. As long as body has built in motor should be fine. Note, you need a hood for outdoor use, can flare in bright light situation like back lit subject.. Very very sharp and excellent on both fx or dx. I like the macro function as well. Excellent build.. Push/pull zoom is easy enough to get used to..
1156617
The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest you stick with lenses designed for FX - particularly if you are new to SLR digital photography. The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest... » Read More The 18-140 lens I have is made for DX (small image) cameras. It might cover the FX image area (which is 1.5 times bigger) at focal length of 50mm or longer, but at wider zoom settings in the FX the image would be a little round picture - with all the corners cut off. You need lenses specifically designed for FX cameras, but some of the older 35mm film camera lenses might work. However, if you are recycling film camera lenses, make sure you try them on your FX first. If it functions well AND does all the things you want it to do on your FX, then you may save a few bucks, but I would suggest you stick with lenses designed for FX - particularly if you are new to SLR digital photography. « Show Less
928323
This lens is best for FX cameras not a.p.s. size c. You would be far better off with a DX lens.
844715
Yes, this lens will work just remember it's an FX lens so you'll only get the cropped portion of it when taking a picture. However, if someday you get an FX sensor like a D3, you won't have to buy a FX lens, this one will work perfect.
284746
The lense will certainly fit the mount, but because it is made for a DX sensor the light circle will not cover the entire sensor of an FX camera. If you are going from DX to FX you are going to need to buy new lenses or live with the reduced coverage of your DX lenses. If you know someone with a full frame camera try the lense out or go to a camera store and bring a CF card with you so that you can try it out first hand. There might also be an issue with the contacts on the lense matching up, I have read that this happens in some cases when the lense is not a Nikon.
488519
Yes I believe so, but check your manual. Also, this is for an FX not DX, so it will be more than 105mm with your d3200. I forget the exact math, but it will be just over 105mm.
1678203
I use on an fx body - d800. You could probably use on a dx body but it would cropped and therefor not be optimal. Also note that whatever body you use this on it is a manual focus only.
2189104
Yes. It is an FX (full frame) lens and you can verify the lens format at http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-Zoom-Nikkor-24-85mm-f%252F2.8-4D-IF.html
1566277
Yes. but you'll get a DX crop. Since I don't know which FX body, I can't say what you're pixel count would be (D800 , I think it goes to 15.4mp, D600, I think the DX crop is a bit over 10mp). Hope this helps and best of luck. Oh, Sigma does make a couple of 24-70mm lens (one with a ring motor, one without) for FX bodies, so you might look in that direction as well. Cheers.