can i use this on my nikkon d90 or d5200? if not, can u tell me with which nikkon series is compatible? ty vm
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No, this will not fit the D90 or D5200 or any of the other Nikon DX or FX dSLR cameras. It will only fit the Nikon 1 system cameras. (J1/J2/J3/J4/V1/V2/V3/AW100) If you are looking for a nice zoom that goes from wide to medium telephoto for a DX Nikon body, try the Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S DX ED VR.
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No, you can not use this on your D90 or D5200. The lens in this review is ONLY for the Nikon 1 series. You must look at lenses that are compatible with the DSLR system and NOT the mirrorless system. Nikon makes a 10mm wide angle for your camera I believe.
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I'm sure it'll work very well with the Nikon D5200. I use it on Pentax cameras, which have the same size sensor as the D5200, and it's an amazing lens. The Nikon D5200 is a consumer camera, but this lens is very professional and will render very professional photographs if you know how to use it.
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I haven't tried it on D90. HOwever,I strongly believe it should work. I use it on my D800 and D700. Hope that help.
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Several people in dpreview.com forum reported that the Wasabi batteries will work on the D5200 with the latest firmware (C 1.01):http://www.dpreview.com/articles/2823420050/nikon-updates-firmware-for-d3100-d3200-d5100-d5200-p7700
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I use it with a d5200. Have had a hard time working with it. Kinda tucked it away the bottom of my camera bag.
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This unit mates perfectly to the Nikon D5100. That being said the D5200 is the same body so yes I am confident that it will fit. All the same lenses fit both so the adapter will as well.
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This flash works fine with my D 5200, and Metz lists it as compatible with Nikon, not by model numbers so it should work.
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the Camera Manula should indicate which remotes are compatible...also the website for the remote should indicate which cameras it is compatible with if these sources do not provide the info google compatible remotes for the D5200...Hope this helps
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According to the Sigma web site the D5200 is not compatible. Here is the link to the chart they offer. http://www.sigmaphoto.com/compatibility-table-ef-610-dg-st Of course not all companies test out every camera either, wouldn't hurt to contact Sigma customer support at 631-585-1144 which is their general inquiry line.
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I don't have a 5200, but it works with my D700, D7000, and D90. So I would think it would work with any Nikon DSLR that has a pop-up flash. However, as a previous answer points out, the D5200 doesn't have a commander function, so there would be no point to using it on a D5200. The purpose of this item is to block visible light from the pop-up when using the pop-up to trigger off-camera CLS compatible flash units. The D5200's pop-up cannot trigger off-camera CLS compatible flashes, as far as I know. Check your camera manual to make sure.
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Allan, yes it will work perfectly with the D5200. It is an very good lens that has sharp, fast focus throughout the f-stop range. I just came back from two weeks in Africa and it was almost the only lens I used day and night because it is so fast (f/2.8). Very rugged pro lens construction that has successfully made three Africa trips, Nepal, Morocco and the Sahara, Patagonia and Cape Horn all without any issues including internal dust from the zoom mechanism. The only negative is the weight. For me, it is worth it for the confidence that I will get the shots. Hope that helps.
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yup, I have an sb900 and it worked perfectly, only it doesnt have high speed sync, so you will only be able to shoot at 1/200 nothing faster. but anyhow yes it will fit. It can be on camera or off camera triggered by your d5200's stock flash. hope this helps.
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I checked the Nikon Site and Amazon.com. Amazon says this lens will not work with the D5200. The Nikon site is a little less clear. Both the camera and the D5200 have a nikon F bayonet Mount, so you might conclude that it will work. However, the D5200 is a DX camera and the 135 f2 lens is a full-frame (FX) lens. It's also expensive at $1500. It would not make sense to pair these two. If you had a full frame camera (e.g. D800), It would make sense and you would love the lens.This is not an auto-focus lens. You would have to focus manually (not a bad thing).
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I use it with a d5200, but it will work with any DSLR. I have found this kind of strap is far better than a neck strap. Hope this helps, Janice.
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HiAS far as I know there can be compatibility issues when using that lens with a entry -mid level range body. I myself use the d300s and work perfectly with it. The best bet is to go and try it first (if you can). Great lens tho. If i can give you advice, try to sell off the 5200 and maybe get something like the d300/d7000 or if you can a d700 or d800. Hope this helps
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If the lens you purchased has bayonet (attaching point between the camera body and the lens) is for Nikon camera. If you purchase one for Canon camera body, it will not work with your Nikon D5200. I have this lens for Nikon D90 and it works fine. The only negative is its "lens creep". When not locked, the lens will "creep" to a fully extended length.
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I know it fits my D5200 & my D80. I don't have a D90 to try it on so I did some research right here on Amazon, as anyone could do if he took the time to check it out himself instead of asking someone else to do it for him. Yes it will fit. If you wear glasses it works great at what it's supposed to do. If you don't wear glasses look at a smaller eyecup. I leave mine permanently attached to my D5200, which is what I use the most. Be advised, though, although it fits it most likely can't be used with a plastic screen protector if you have one installed & it will block a fairly large part of your screen which requires you to move it out of the way when viewing your shots. If neither of these are issues for you, get it. It will make it so much easier to view through the viewfinder. It also keeps your glasses from rubbing against the camera, possibly scratching them.