Will these extentions work on Nikon 5300 W/50 mm lens
510558
I received some additional input from a reliable source whose area of expertise is various types of photo gear, since I do not have a D5300 myself: The Kenko tubes have the circuitry and mechanical coupling to maintain auto focus and TTL auto exposure with most Nikon lenses if there is enough light to activate the camera's autofocus. The camera and lens you mentioned should work with the Kenko extension tubes. If, for some reason, the tubes do not work to your satisfaction most sources, such as Amazon, have a good return policy.
510559
As long as the lens works with the camera without the tubes it should work with them.... Also consider a good true Macro lens to use with the tubes as they are optimized to focus at 1:1 ratio and have a flat field for the best results.... Happy shooting... I love the kenko tubes that i have.
510560
Yes. The tubes (Nikon mount) are designed to be compatible with any lens that can be used on modern Nikon cameras. I can use mine on both a full frame D800 and a DX 7000 camera. Any lens.
510561
Absolutely, these will work. Bear in mind that what they do is allow you to move the lens closer to the subject and still achieve focus. To Visualize the effect: bring your lens extremely close to your subject. Notice that the subject gets very large, filling the frame. It will be impossible to focus, manually or automatically. This is because ever lens has a minimum focal length. What these tubes do- the ONLY thing they do- is decrease that minimum focal distance. In the case of a short lens, like your 50mm, you will be able to focus on objects INSIDE the lens if you (for some reason) want to do so. Enjoy! Absolutely, these will work. Bear in mind that what they do is allow you to move the lens closer to the subject and still achieve focus. To Visualize the effect: bring your lens extremely close to your subject. Notice that the subject gets very large, filling the frame. It will be impossible to focus, manually or automatically. This is because ever lens has a minimum focal length. What these tubes do- the ONLY thing they do- is decrease that minimum focal distance. In the case of a short lens, like your 50mm, you will be able to focus on objects INSIDE the lens if you (for some... » Read More Absolutely, these will work. Bear in mind that what they do is allow you to move the lens closer to the subject and still achieve focus. To Visualize the effect: bring your lens extremely close to your subject. Notice that the subject gets very large, filling the frame. It will be impossible to focus, manually or automatically. This is because ever lens has a minimum focal length. What these tubes do- the ONLY thing they do- is decrease that minimum focal distance. In the case of a short lens, like your 50mm, you will be able to focus on objects INSIDE the lens if you (for some reason) want to do so. Enjoy! « Show Less
886302
It will work without problem, just buy the Nikon mount and it will work the same way as what you already have with your Nikon lenses.
1508942
These just screw on the end of lenses. It should fit if you have a lens that you can add a filter to. These are awesome by the way... I love using them ! Doesn't change exposure at all. The only thing I've run into is on my 14-42 zoom at the low end it makes like a fisheye effect like you are looking out a porthole. I've used it as a special effect though.
887366
Yes as long as they are not the old screw mount witch would need an adapter. Depending on the lens you might have to use in manual mode.
2174451
http://shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/lenses-flashes/extendersGo to the link above and click on "Compatability"
803953
Not sure about the size of the 5300. I have the 7000 and while it fits with an extra lens, it is tight. I wouldn't expect to fit much else.
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Hi! The lens comes with special attachment UltraProT/T2 llens mount adapter for Nikon's SLR. Since I am using it on my D7000 it works perfect. I would suggest to check before purchase since D5300 is not seen in the list of cameras on which this adapter ring can be mounted.
2250285
If it has a 52mm thread it will with no adapter. Many 50mm lenses have a 49mm thread so you would need a step down ring to adapt to adapt one to the other.
351446
I am not sure ... but if the front of your lens are .58 and not 52 they won't fit....
1552580
They will work on any camera that has enter changeable lens. Where you need to be careful is. Is this my lens size or does it come with an adapter to size down or up to your lens.
741158
Hello - I bought this adapter thinking it would fit those lenses - and it didn't. I have both the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28 mm f/2.8 - both didn't fit b/c there's a metal stub at the bottom that does not allow it to mount on the adapter. The only lens I had that fit was the 75-150mm lens.I wouldn't buy it.
1189143
I think they will. I use the lenses from my D80 on this D5200 and have no problem. Your lenses have to have the DX symbol on them for them to work.
1100170
It didn't do anything for every nikon I used it for. It just sat there since there is no glass to work with the lense there's nothing to help it extend. I would pass on this one.
415873
I don't own a 50mm but this comes with a number of adapters so there should be no reason why it wouldn't work.
1019062
Yes they work great on any lens you have the adaptor size for. The filters are there to enhance your photos of your image. I personally use the Graduated ND for sunrises or in the snow when you have a distinct separation of light and darks to help ontain corrct exposure. There are many uses for these filters. Have fun being creative.
2007659
Probably not. The extensions are designed for macro photography. It seems like the 55mm would allow you to be close enough. I just tried using the mounting rings with my 55-250 lens. Not being sure what you are trying to do, I would suggest trying it. You may want to use the extension rings anyway. But you may want to consider a smaller lens with the IS and autofocus capabilities.
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That's true. As long as it's a 58mm lens these will fit. If it's not a 58mm you can get an adapter to be able to use them. That's what I had to do since my main lens is a 52mm.