will this lens work with a Nikon D3000?
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it won't work because nikon cameras are designed with their sensor further away from the lens, canon's sensors are a bit closer to the lens thus making it impossible to use a canon lens on a nikon camera. But but it is possible to use a nikon lens on a canon camera through an adapter but there will not be any communication between the lens and camera and the lens has to have an aperture ring on it.
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I don't know all the specifics about Nikon vs Canon, but I would doubt it. Nikon does have a "nifty fifty" for a few more dollars, though. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_12?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=nikon+50+mm+1.8&sprefix;=Nikon+50+mm+%2Caps%2C436
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I don't know all the specifics about Nikon vs Canon, but I would doubt it. Nikon does have a "nifty fifty" for a few more dollars, though. Here is the link:
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I am not sure but I had used it in my SONY NEX-5N with an cannon-to-sony adapter and it worked just perfect! Maybe you should check if there's any adapter available.
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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
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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!
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Yes, this model will work on the D3000 just be sure to order it with the Nikon connector.
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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.
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Yes it will. I use the lens with my D800. It's a surprisingly sharp lens for the price.
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I'm pretty sure it will work with the D300 and yes it works with 77mm lenses.
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I too am curious. Other similar lenses advertise that they work on more camera types. That if they say D3000, or D3200, then it'll work on the same series. For instance, is fails to mention if it works with Nikon D3300, which is what I have. So I'm trying to find out now.Anybody know for sure?Mike in NH
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Should since the D3000 does i-TTL (through the lens) which adjusts flash focus to try and match lens focal distance. Nice unit even on manual or as a remote flash with my D5100. Might want to check out the Yongnuo remote triggers to expand what you can do with this speed light.
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Joe, It will absolutely work with the D300s. The issue is that this is a full-frame lens and that is a crop sensor so you will be paying for more lens than you are using. If you ever plan to go full-frame (D800, etc.) no problem, you'll be ready. The Nikon 50mm f/1.8 lens is considered by many to be the best lens for the money in all of Nikondom. I think it is around $200 bucks. It is also full-frame so you will be ready if you move up.
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I can not say for sure but I would guess so. I use it on my D3000 and it works great. Its not the best for low light but then again my camera does not have the best ISO settings for low light situations. It should work with pretty mush any Nikon DSLR camera.
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It will work. As long as it fits in a hot shoe and is designed for Nikon it will work. I have a D300s and a D80.
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Yes. This will fit on your camera but I am not sure if it will autofocus with the D3000 or D5000 series. This lens came on the Nikon film cameras from the late 1990s. It is a good lens with very good glass. I use it on my D800 and it autofocuses fine. I found more information on this lens at www.kenrockwell.com
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Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer. Thanks again, Tony Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer.... » Read More Yes, it is compatible with the D3000, however, you will lose Autofocus. You will have all the other functions i.e., P, S, A, M. I like this lens very much as I find it a great walk around, durable and sharp release from Nikon. Thanks for your question. I see you have received different answers to your question. The best way to check is to go on www.kenrockwellsnikonlenscompatibilitychart.com. The lens in question is an AF, AF-D lens. Go to the section heading, Digital cameras, and find the model you have. Then, scroll over to the AF, AF-D lens heading and you will find your answer. Thanks again, Tony « Show Less
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Yes it will work on the D300 but check for lens compatibility as the TC-17E II will not fit all Nikon lenses.
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I honestly don't know. I would google the one for that camera. Or look it up on amazon for your specific camera. This one works on many of them but unsure about the D300!
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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