Does this lens work on Nikon D60? Before I invest in this lens.....has anyone used it on the D60?
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I just received one of these today. There is no autofocus on the D60 for this lens, so you have to set it on M. Also, if you want the aperature to be set by the camera, you must lock the aperature setting ring. I've only been playing with it for a few minutes, but I've noticed you cannot always open the aperature to f/2.8 using the camera controls; sometimes only f3.3.
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i had it on a nikon d800 and works fine. the d600 is a full frame camera as weel, i would say, it works.
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It's a great lens for portraits. I use it all the time! If I schedule portrait sessions -it's pretty much the only lens that stays on my camera. (I use the Nikon D600.)
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Yes. The lens will work on your D600. Other than the 10mm focal length difference compared to the 70-200 2.8, the 70-200 has VR (vibration reduction). The newer 70-200 has VR II then older one has VR I. I also believe the 80-200 shoots a little "cooler" compared to the 70-200, which seems to have slightly better color rendition. This can be adjusted in post processing however. The 80-200 is also just a little slower on focussing though it has not impacted my sports photography.
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I have the same camera and was using the 55-200 lens when I broke the 18-55. This is the same lens as the one it came with and will work with your D60.
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I have a nikon D3200 and it works great on my camera but the lens you asked about I am not sure of. Hope this helps you.
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It fits on my d40x and my d600 with no issues, so I imagine it would, as it is designed to fit Nikon Cameras. If anything, you could contact the seller or look up the lens on another site to see its exact speculations. Otherwise, I'd say you're in the clear. All in all, it has been a GREAT lens thus far, and I look forward to getting much more use out of it.
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non professional here!i am so confused by some of the pro's here ! so someone please tell me,will it work on my nikon D 60, Then, for a amature-beginner- training pants guy, how will this do for real estate, mountains, gardens, charging grizzly, kidds christmas with sants, high school photos of the kids,, antique autos, the " Hoss" an buggy, does anyone get my ideas, there is two guys on the reviewsthat sound incredibaly smart, good show, i so want to get this lens, BUT ? J.R. Massachusetts
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Yes, it should work just fine since it is a DX lens. I have put this lens in a D60 with no issues.
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I use this on a D200. I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work on a D600. I also want to add that for the money it's been a investment investment. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Sincerely, Tom Nolan
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I have a D60, which is a much older camera, and it works good. In fact it is the lens I most use.
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I have a D6o that has the motor in the lens. Is this lens compatible with the D60? Does it have a motor in the lens? does it have an image stabilizer? Would any lens that fits the D60 still work if it has a motor or not?Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras (new one that can be pre-ordered)
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i had a D60 which was dropped. i have a 3100 and the lens work in this camera.
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If you meant a D600, then that's a great lens and I'd definitely recommend it. Also look at the 14-24 if that's within your budget and you don't need to use filters.If you actually meant D60, then this lens would not make sense to use on your camera unless you're planning to move to full frame soon. 16mm isn't very wide on DX and f4 isn't anything special. If you are going to stick with a Dx sized sensor long-term, then I would look at the new Sigma 18-35 for a similar zoom range with the huge bonus of a 1.8 aperture. The 17-55 Nikon is also good but it's getting old. If you're looking for an ultrawide for DX, take a look at the Tokina 11-16 or Nikon 10-24. If you meant a D600, then that's a great lens and I'd definitely recommend it. Also look at the 14-24 if that's within your budget and you don't need to use filters.If you actually meant D60, then this lens would not make sense to use on your camera unless you're planning to move to full frame soon. 16mm isn't very wide on DX and f4 isn't anything special. If you are going to stick with a Dx sized sensor long-term, then I would look at the new Sigma 18-35 for a similar zoom range with the huge bonus of a 1.8 aperture. The 17-55 Nikon is also good but it's getting old. If you're... » Read More If you meant a D600, then that's a great lens and I'd definitely recommend it. Also look at the 14-24 if that's within your budget and you don't need to use filters.If you actually meant D60, then this lens would not make sense to use on your camera unless you're planning to move to full frame soon. 16mm isn't very wide on DX and f4 isn't anything special. If you are going to stick with a Dx sized sensor long-term, then I would look at the new Sigma 18-35 for a similar zoom range with the huge bonus of a 1.8 aperture. The 17-55 Nikon is also good but it's getting old. If you're looking for an ultrawide for DX, take a look at the Tokina 11-16 or Nikon 10-24. « Show Less
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Yes the lens works wonderfully on a 60d digital. That is the camera that I own and of which I purchased the lens. Wonderful lens. Can't go wrong.
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The Sigma 17-50 won't be much sharper on the D600. You can only use it in DX crop mode and will be 10mp. FX will vignette badly. I have the Tamron 17-50 and it's an amazing DX lens. I won't use it on the D600 though.
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I have a couple of older auto focus lenses that work great with the D600. You can do a Google search for "Nikon lens compatibility", and you can find charts that show which lenses work with which cameras.