I have a Nikon D5000, will it allow AF for my AF-S Nikkor 55-200mm?
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I got it for my pentax with singma and tamron lens and it works good the only thing you have to rememberis that you loose light and that's why it does not work for some people so what you have to do is increase iso or av or both just a bit so the camera sensors can see.
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Hi Lamy, yes, it will autofocus, but keep in mind that isnt the same that without the converter, i mean, all the functions work, but at 200mm the autofocus becomes rather slow, going back and forth, until finally get in focus (sometimes y keep the shutter pressed for at least a second until fires). All the same, i really recommendit , but keep in mid that, for moving things autofocus is not good @ 200, i hope i made myself clear, regards from argentina!
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Hi Lamy, yes, it will autofocus, but keep in mind that isn´t the same that without the converter, i mean, all the functions work, but at 200mm the autofocus becomes rather slow, going back and forth, until finally get in focus (sometimes y keep the shutter pressed for at least a second until fires). All the same, i really recommendit , but keep in mid that, for moving things autofocus is not good @ 200, i hope i made myself clear, regards from argentina!
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I use Canon equipment so I don't know about how it will work on the Nikon, but I found even though it's supposed to work on the Canon EF-S lenses, it doesn't always. Not sure I'd purchase another.
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Yes, AF-D and most every other Nikkor F mount lens ever manufactured can be used with the Nikon Df from about 1960 to present, over 54 years and counting! That is just one thing that is so amazing about this terrific Nikon camera body. Please go to Nikon USA and read the compatibility reviews... Nikkor Legacy Lenses are what this camera is all about, "Manual through AF-S is it's suit!"
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for D5300. D5300 can work autofocus for "AF-S" model lens. Thanks in advance.
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It should. It works on my D5100. The D50 is an older model Which like the D5100 does not have a motor in the camera. This means the lens has it's own servo motor. So this lens should function just fine on the D50. The full identification is AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 GII. Nikon DX VR. The AF-S indicates the servo motor on the lens which allow you to autofocus with your camera. A good indictor would be if your other lenses are AF-S this one will work fine. If it were not an AF-S it would still work but only with manual focus. Sorry if my response is a little muddy. I can tell you It works fine on all my Nikons Including my old D60... Which I think is close to what your D50 is. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I use it on a D800 with 70-200 f/2.8G ED VRII, and it works like a charm. Image quality is a bit lower than without, but the AF works quite well.
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Dear Lawrence, I have this lens... it is perfect to some of my needs. My camera is a Nikon D5100. I checked in this forum and it seems to be compatible with D5000 either. I don't know about D200. http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum;=312&topic;_id=37I hope it can be useful for you. Regards, Jansen Sena
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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.
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The sigma 24-70 is also for full frame (DG), but yes, it'll work with the d5000 and it's cheaper than the nikon.
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Nikon D3000 works with AF-S lenses and this one is NOT. The lens will work on the camera basically, just without AF. Hope that helps!
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http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-DX-VR-Zoom-Nikkor-55-200mm-f%252F4-5.6G-IF-ED.html The filter size notes 52mm in the tech specs. So, yes. It should fit.
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NO, this adapter is for manual lenses. Check for an af adapter, they are some available, but the will cost more.
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Hi Melinda, This is an A-mount lens. It should work on your a5000 with a proper adapter (A-mount to E-mount). -Anthony
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Depends on which 50mm you use, I have an AF-S 35mm fixed on mine at the moment and it works great. I'm pretty sure there is a lens compatibility chart on the Nikon site or some 3rd party site...
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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.
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This lens should work with any Nikon DSLR that uses AF-S lens. I use a Nikon D3100 & D3200 and this lens will make some amazing photos.
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Yes. An "AF-S" lens will auto focus on an Nikon DSLR. The AF-S lenses have built in auto focus motors.
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Maybe. I have tried it on a D3100 and the auto focus doesn't work. I have used it also on D70, D200 and D600 - it works on all three of those but the AF is slow. You can manually focus on the D3100 and it works fine. It's doubtful that Nikon changed the D3200 so that the AF would function. This glass is really great - I love the results from it.