Is this lens compatible with a Nikon D50? Novice at all this, looking for a wide angle lens. Current lens is marked AF S NIKKOR 18-55mm 1:35-5.6G
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Yes it will. Great lens. DOES require an AF motor in the camera, but the D-50 has one.
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Yes, the D50 has a focusing motor, so all lenses for Nikon mount are compatible (not the case with all Nikon cameras). I have also used this lens with a D50 body, good combo.
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I bought it for a Nikon 5100. I'm not sure about compatibility w/a Nikon D50. You might want to check w/B & H or Adorama on that.
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The D50 does have a built in focus motor. I think some people are confused because its successors the D40 and D60, and all entry level Nikons since, did away with this feature. (I have owned a D40, D50, and D90 -- in that order.)
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Yes, your D50 has a built in focus motor, so it will function with all passive and motor driven lenses whether they are DX or not. Enjoy.
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I have a Nikon D50 and purchased this lens for wide angle shots. The Tokina 12 - 24 works flawlessly with the D50. I highly recommend the value and quality of the Tokina. I have owned for several years and have never been disappointed with the results.
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I have never used the lens on the Nikon D50 but I'm sure it will work fine.I have been very satisfied with lens on the Nikon 100, 300, and 7000
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The lens works great. I would recommend it. Not sure about that model camera. Should not take too much online searching to find out if it is compatible. Also try Nikon's website.
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Hi Firsuit,While the 14-24 is an excellent landscape lens for a camera with an FX sensor, your D5200 will add a 1.6 multiplier due to the DX sensor. Because of that, you will end up losing a lot of the wide angle ability.I would recommend the Nikon 10-24mm as an alternative. I use that lens on a D7000 and have taken some really good photos with it. Not to mention it is cheaper.If you ever get a camera with an FX sensor, then by all means, grab the 14-24mm or even the 16-35mm. Both good lenses (I use them both).Alan
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It's compatible but will not autofocus on that camera. This lens was designed for older Nikon cameras that have an autofocus motor built into the camera body, which your camera does not. For your camera choose the Nikon lenses that specify "AF-S", not just "AF".
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Since this 16 is no really a wide angle lens you can go with the 18-55 but you will not be able to zoom with this lens. It is mostly a 16-18 in the housing, you can't go out to 50. Works great and you can even get good close ups.
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I went to the Nikon web page, looked up the D5300, and click on the "Compatibility" page. "This camera supports autofocus with AF-S and AF-I CPU lenses only. AF-S lenses have names beginning with AF-S, AF-I lenses names beginning with AF-I. Autofocus is not supported with other autofocus (AF) lenses." It appears that the lens works only in manual focus mode. With a fisheye, the depth of field is so great that shouldn't be an issue. I shoot my fisheye (m43 camera and lens) at f8 and focused slightly short of infinity. Everything from a couple feet to infinity is sharp.
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I recommend you go to Nikon.com site and check the lens compatibility chart ... I did it before buy it. Mine is D7100
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I bought this for my dslr canon rebel t3 thinking it would fit, but it doesn't. Is the nikon d3200 a 55mm camera? I can't find any accurate descriptions on amazon that definitively answe what camera this lens is to be used on.
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That's I can't say for sure but what I can let you know is this isn't a true lens in the manner I was looking for. It will need an adapter to connect to another lens or camera. It's a screw mount so at this point it's useless for my Nikon D50.
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I've always considered lenses of less than 35 mm "wide-angle". It's a matter of degree, but I would consider 28mm a wide angle lens. Since around 50mm is "standard" focal length, it is quite a bit wider than that.
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This should work with your camera..I have a friend who has a D5100 and uses another Tamron lens for his camera..it works on my D50...
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You need to buy an adapter for the wide angle, they are not canon. The two canon lenses work great. The 18 to 55 is a good all around lens. The package deal wasn't bad. I'm a little annoyed about the wide angles not being compatible.
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Yes, AF-D and most every other Nikkor F mount lens ever manufactured can be used with the Nikon Df from about 1960 to present, over 54 years and counting! That is just one thing that is so amazing about this terrific Nikon camera body. Please go to Nikon USA and read the compatibility reviews... Nikkor Legacy Lenses are what this camera is all about, "Manual through AF-S is it's suit!"
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Yup, as this is an AF-S lens, it'll work and focus with you D50. As a matter of fact, the D50 camera kit actually comes with this very lens!
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This lens is AF. I can't answer your question about Nikon. This lens is for Canon.
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Dear Lawrence, I have this lens... it is perfect to some of my needs. My camera is a Nikon D5100. I checked in this forum and it seems to be compatible with D5000 either. I don't know about D200. http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum;=312&topic;_id=37I hope it can be useful for you. Regards, Jansen Sena
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Hi Firsuit, While the 14-24 is an excellent landscape lens for a camera with an FX sensor, your D5200 will add a 1.6 multiplier due to the DX sensor. Because of that, you will end up losing a lot of the wide angle ability. I would recommend the Nikon 10-24mm as an alternative. I use that lens on a D7000 and have taken some really good photos with it. Not to mention it is cheaper. If you ever get a camera with an FX sensor, then by all means, grab the 14-24mm or even the 16-35mm. Both good lenses (I use them both). Alan