Will this auto focus on my 50D? I dont want to buy it and then find out I have have to manually focus it on everything
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if its a cannon mount it should but read the tech info for that lens before buying
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Yes and it will autofocus. I use it with my d600 and 24-70 f2.8 and 70-200mm. You just adjust the aperture on the camera just like any other lens.
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No auto focus control, even if you're using lenses with AF. (At least for the canon lens mount, though I expect all the mounts are like this). Also, iris/exposure control is limited on some lenses. Check their website to see what works.
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Yes, I think even auto focus should work! I use it a lot with my d90 and I love it! Great to defocus too! Check if d90 and d50 accept same mounts if yes,It should work the autofocus! i am almost sure that i needs only f mount for autofocus!
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jESSICA, I got an article from Nikonians that affirm it performs auto focus with D--3100/5100/5000/3000/60 and 40. Don't take my word on this and research a bit more, maybe call Sigma and ask them directly. I hope I helped you in some way.
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The lens would not autofocus if it is a D type, which it most likely is. You would, however, get metering and you would be able to focus manually.
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Hi, I have a Nikon d3100 and this thing was so hard to have it work. besides that you have to manually set the F number before you take the lens off to attach the tube. it was a hustle and had poor quality. I ended up getting one that was around 50 bucks,my advice? save up and get the one that can auto focus
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No on auto focus..manual only.Works fine on my d200 and d7000. If your d5200 can work with other d200 or d7000 lenses then it will be fine..it is all in the bayonet style.
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Yes but it will not auto-focus, so you will have to focus your lens manually.
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You should have no problems. Align the white dot on the small switch with the tiny red bar near the aperture ring and it will be fully automatic (focusing and aperture). I use mine on a D80 and D7000. Works beautifully on both.
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As stated by the other respondents, yes it has autofocus which can be switched off to manually focus. I've had no issues with the autofocus on my Canon 40d. I also own a sigma 1.4 teleconverter. With the teleconverter on the autofocus doesn't work and you have to focus manually. I've found that 500 is usually plenty of range so honestly I've only had the teleconverter on it once and then only to play around. I was also highly impressed with the OS (Optical Stabilization) on this lens. It is very heavy, but with the OS it is actually not nearly as hard to hand hold as I thought it would be. (But I always use a tripod if I can... no kidding it's very heavy!) Hope this helps! -ed As stated by the other respondents, yes it has autofocus which can be switched off to manually focus. I've had no issues with the autofocus on my Canon 40d. I also own a sigma 1.4 teleconverter. With the teleconverter on the autofocus doesn't work and you have to focus manually. I've found that 500 is usually plenty of range so honestly I've only had the teleconverter on it once and then only to play around. I was also highly impressed with the OS (Optical Stabilization) on this lens. It is very heavy, but with the OS it is actually not nearly as hard to hand hold as I thought it would be.... » Read More As stated by the other respondents, yes it has autofocus which can be switched off to manually focus. I've had no issues with the autofocus on my Canon 40d. I also own a sigma 1.4 teleconverter. With the teleconverter on the autofocus doesn't work and you have to focus manually. I've found that 500 is usually plenty of range so honestly I've only had the teleconverter on it once and then only to play around. I was also highly impressed with the OS (Optical Stabilization) on this lens. It is very heavy, but with the OS it is actually not nearly as hard to hand hold as I thought it would be. (But I always use a tripod if I can... no kidding it's very heavy!) Hope this helps! -ed « Show Less
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I have the same question, actually. That's the only reason I haven't bought it yet. I would love to get myself in shots, as well as the entire family, but the problem I have now with just using the camera's self-timer is that you can't autofocus on yourself when you're behind the camera! The review I read seems to say that you can't autofocus using just the remote...but B. Babb's response makes me think otherwise. I'm sure someone else out there would care to clarify...
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It's working fine with the autofocus mode on your lens, would also work with the manual focus but you would have to preset the focus on the lens.Michael
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Not your 60D, this is a manual flash, you have to set it each time you want to take a flash photo. To get the automatic camera settings you need a TTL flash.
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No, autofocus doesn't work. You have to set the camera to manual mode and manually focus. However, it's not that difficult once you activate the zooming mode to help you focus.
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It will only work in manual focus mode with the 50-500mm (i.e. you'll have to focus the lens manually). Like any other 2x converter it will not only double the focal length, but also decrease the aperture by two stop making the lens too dark for any camera to focus automatically (i.e. f/6.3 -&gt; f/18 @ 500mm)! The camera autofocus only works on lens faster than f/2.8, like the 70-200 f/2.8 (or 120-300 f/2.8) for example with this 2x teleconverter
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I googled the company name who made the product; mine was different, and then user forums for their product and found someone posted the fix which required release without setup to be enabled. It works fine after that, and allows me to use some great minolta manual lenses, no auto focus.