Fx or Dx type lens: does anyone know if the Tamron AF 200-500mm f/5.0-6.3 Di LD SP FEC (IF) Lens for Nikon Digital SLR s is a FX or DX type lens?
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The Tamron AF 200-500mm f/5.0-6.3 Di LD SP FEC (IF) is an FX type lens. The APS-C smaller sensor DX lenses are indicated as Di ll. The full frame FX lenses are indicated as Di.
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Yes but why get the older model when you can invest in this: Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras If you are looking the purchase from Amazon, this would be a better purchase with a wide coverage. Difference in the 2 lenses are build but who is looking to drop their lens anyways. I had the 12-24 but the 10-24 is better and sharper. My personal opinion and experience.
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Nikon says your D200 is compatible with "Nikon F-Mount compatible with Type D-AF, DX, AF-S, VR and G Nikkor lenses" So this lens "Should' work! It is REALLy a convenient lens to have available, especially for interior shots where you want a wide angle view to get a whole room in view, or a large group of people. The price is great for the conveniet capability of the lens.
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With Sigma look for DG in the lens description to identify FX compatible lenses. In the case of the Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 AF APO DG OS HSM. the letters DG are what you care about and OS (optical stabilized) for long lenses like this one. I use this lens on my D700, D800 and D80 (IR converted) with good results. Go for it. Good price and my experience is that it is a good lens.
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Look into the metabones speed poster for Nikon mount instead.An FX lens is for full frame so there is a crop factor. The metabones coverts your lens to FX and also increases you F stop by one.
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That lens is really only good for DX. It will work at longer focal lengths for FX - but not the entire zoom range.
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With an fx lens on a do body the lens will kinda be a 300 lens . And you would have to Manuel focus this lens on the d5000
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No personal experience with the Tamron, but sure it is excellent as well. I really like my Sigma and have no issues with it at all. Look up Matt Granger on YouTube for an excellent comparison on Nikon, Sigma and Tamron versions of this lens.
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you should be able too. It is designed for nikon F mounts. both dx and fx lens do use that. HOWEVER, if your lenses are digital (ie: no manual aperture control) or you rely heavily on auto focus. this will not work. NO ELECTRONIC APERTURE OR AUTOFOCUS
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Good Day; I own #2 Tamron lens the Macro 90mmf/2.8 is one of them the other is the 70-300mm f/4-5.6 SP Di with VC. I shoot with a Nikon D7000. The 90mm will work on the D5000 but ck the spec. to see if the AF will work on your camera; it does on mine. The thing you lose on using a Full Frame lens on a crop sensor body is a full f-stop which keeps u from allowing that extra light into the camera. I bought my 2 tamron lens for FX for one day soon I will step up to an FX body. So in the mean time I find other ways of getting the extra light I might need. The 90mm is a very good lens and Tamron is working hard to become world class glass. My next lens will be the 70-200mm F/2.8 from Tamron, sure they are not as good as the Branded Nikon but they are great lens and Lighter on the Back Pocket. Hope I helped you Oh One More thing; "If you are not going to become a pro photographer Nikon and Tamron make great lens made for DX bodies that are far cheaper.
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Yes of course and very much so; it will have the DX sensor crop factor, meaning that it will behave as a 450mm on an FX, but apart from that added bonus, all other lens features are available on the D7000 digital Nikon camera
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I use this lens on my D700 FX. The lens is not designed for an FX but the photos are beautiful. You should do just fine because the lens was made for a DX camera. It is an extremely tack sharp lens and the range is perfect for landscapes and wide angle shots.
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The devil is in the details, but if the Tamron lens is actually a "Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO", it works fine. The catch for all Nikon mount lenses is based on the fact that these D5xxx and D3xxx cameras (so both the D5300 and D3300, for example) don't have a focus motor in the body. So if you have a lens that needs that motor to focus (as opposed to using its own, built-in, motor), the lens cannot autofocus (although it will work fine optically as long as you manually focus it). This isn't a Nikon/not-Nikon issue: my Micro-Nikkor AF 105mm f/2.8D will NOT autofocus with this camera, but my (newer) AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED will. The newer lens has the built-in focus motor (that's what the "AF-S" means), while the older one doesn't (just "AF").
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Make sure the version you are considering to purchase says it has a "Nikon Mount." Tamron, Sigma, and several other third party manufacturers make lenses for multiple brands, the only difference being the mount plate.
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No. Its a crop sensor lens. Gives me nearly the same aspect on D7100 as Id get on FX body with the 70-200 2.8. Sigma and Tamron make great lenses for your needs, with a better price point over the Nikon glass. You (your clients) would be hard pressed to tell the difference! Good look and happy shooting. 500px.com\wellsjb1
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The Tamron 60mm macro lens absolutely can be used with Nikon DX sensor cameras. I used it on my D80 and now my D7000. Awesome lens, I definately recommend you add it to your lens kit.
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NO. You will want the 35mm f/1.8 DX lens, which is the exact DX equivalent to this lens.Link: Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras