Will this lens work with a Nikon D3000?
1105594
It will but you will loose all the wide angle capabilities due to the crop factor. I would go with the 18-200 or if you really need the extra range the 18-300.
1105595
The lens is actually designed for a full frame body, like D700, D800, etc. but it can be used for a compact frame like D300, D70. However, the lens will behave like a a 42 - 450mm due to a 1.5 crop factor. I am not sure about the D3000 as I am not familiar with it. In addition, the lens will be quite heavy for that small body, even if the mounting fits. It may be better and cheaper to buy a DX lens, unless you plan to upgrade to a full frame body later.
1105596
YES, it will work...get a lens cover to protect the lens as a safety measure...but your camera may not get the full benefits of the lens it being a D3000...
1105597
Yes. It will look like a 42-450mm through the view finder since the D3000 is a DX format.
1105598
Yes, but for the D3000 the 18-300 VR would be better unless you plan to transition to a full-frame Nikon camera.
1105599
It will work but really doesn't make sense because the D3000 uses a smaller sensor and therefore the lens would be equivalent to a 42-450 lens. A better choice for that camera is Nikons excellent 18-200 lens
770557
It depends on the lens model.most nikon lenses I have tried fit my d3000 I have 2 lenses I use.my sigma 70-300 f4 5.6 dg macro zoom.and my nikon af nikkor 50 mm f 1.8d both fit my nikon d3000.
1276705
I do not beleive it will. The think you have to use a wireless remote for the D3000 such as a ML-L3 Wireless Remote.Chuck...
1516680
I'm pretty sure it will work with the D300 and yes it works with 77mm lenses.
789493
Yes. The Nikon 55-200mm AF-S lens will auto focus and manually focus on the Nikon D3000 camera.
2080497
yes, this filter will work with your Nikon D3000. Be aware that depending on the lens, you may experience a hot spot in your images. This hot spot may be extreme or very slight. I experienced a slight hot spot with my Nikon D-3200 and 18-55mm lens. You'll need to experiment and see the results with whatever lens camera combination you're using
1224604
Yes--I use it for my D3000 and it works wonderfully! (You can't use auto-focus with it... but I HATE auto-focus, so that's not a problem for me.)
829441
It should as long as the view finder is not circular. Generally Nikon makes 2 kinds of view finders, circular and rectangular. The D300 has a rectangular viewfinder so it should fit.
337166
Yes is is completely compatible. Your D300 has the in-body focus motor that this lens needs. If yu have the kits 18-55 lens on your D300 set the zoom ring to 20mm. This lens will have the exact same field of view as the zoom set to 20mm. But this lens is about 2 stops faster.
2221754
I haven't done any research on the compatibility with the d3300, that said, the lens is a great lens for the price. You may have to use the lens in manual mode.
1742800
According to various eBay sellers, they say this lense does work with the D3000. Will hopefully be ordering this lense soon for my D3000 so I'll let you guys know!
530968
The D300 has an internal autofocus motor, so it will work with the older lenses such as the 24mm f2.8, but because of the DX sensor it will have the equivalent field of view as a 35mm lens on a 35mm film camera.
563867
although its an Fx lens it will work with crop sensor D300 beautifully. Just take into consideration the crop factor. F2.8 should be good for low light situation and indoor sport.
2226294
I doubt the autofocus is compatible with the D3000. Check that carefully. The lens works beautifully with my D300 and I am really happy with the image quality. Reviews were very positive on the lens and I would support that opinion.
1038293
This lens will fit your D300, however, you'll be better off buying the 35mm DX lens (which is a lot cheaper!). :)
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Yes it will work with the D300S. I would not buy a 17-55 DX lens as other have mentioned unless you plan to keep DX forever. The writing is on the wall. Nikon is pushing "full frame" and not much support for the "higher end" DX format anymore. I have a D300 and only one DX lens which is the 18-200. The other 9 lenses i have are full frame and i have no issues with framing and the 1.5X multiplier.
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Hi James, to us this lens with the A3000 camera, we suggest using the A-Emount lens adapter LA-EA1 or LA-EA2. Thanks_Mitch