Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus. The battery must be at least 20%, otherwise autofocus stops working completely. Autofocus is not accurate when I estimated actual distance with the scale displayed on lens. The inaccurate could be caused by huge depth-of- field of ultra-wide lens. Sigma may adjust the scale for the lens, but it may just change the display only. Thanks all for anwsering my original question. Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus.... » Read More Does it work with Nikon D90? Amazon.com's answer is it may not. Answer to my own question: I purchased the lens from Amazon. It works with my D90 and D50, with minor issue of autofocus. The battery must be at least 20%, otherwise autofocus stops working completely. Autofocus is not accurate when I estimated actual distance with the scale displayed on lens. The inaccurate could be caused by huge depth-of- field of ultra-wide lens. Sigma may adjust the scale for the lens, but it may just change the display only. Thanks all for anwsering my original question. « Show Less
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Hi it MAY as it says there DSLR Nikon, but you'll have to check from Sigma's end. Mine's a different Nikon model.
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I would look through customer reviews and see if anyone has had good results with a D90. I use this lens on my D3100 & D3200 with great results and most of the lenses for those models are compatible with a D90. Also, check the Sigma website for camera compatibility.
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Yes you can use this camera and lens together*The lens demands a camera with an APS-C sensor and exactly such a sensor you will find inside Nikon D90.* The camera has a sensor of type DX (1.5x).* Your focal length will be equivalent to 12-24 mm.
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P.S. for future needs please go to www.lensora.com for compatibility issues.
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I will look it up when I get home, but typically there are different models for each major brand type, especially from Sigma. You can cross check with adorama or B & H
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Since I have only used it with an olympus, I couldn't answer that question...but I tend to doubt it. Usually olympus, canon or nikon lenses are paired to the same make of camera, to work with the autofocus. You might want to check if Sigma makes a lens that will work with your camera.
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I tested the Amazon compatibility apps for your model of camera and my D90 and it's telling me it doesn't work for both of them. I check on the Nikon website for the spec for your camera and the lens format, it's says they are compatible. FYI - it is a heavy lens. Have a good shopping!
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yes this is a glitch - this lens will work with your D90. I have had this lens mounted on my d7000, d7100 and d610 - as long as you have an F mount it will workstrange the drop box says compatible with a d3100 but not d90http://nikond90club.blogspot.com/2009/10/getting-to-know-nikon-d90-lens-mount.html
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It works just fine on my D40 and with all the different lenses I've played with and have made some pretty amazing pictures with this for what it is. You have to put your camera in manual mode in order to use this though. Every now and then I would put on auto and attempt some pictures, sometimes working BUT my best workhhas been from manual mode. If you have any other questions , ask me!
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My 18-200 lens from my old D 90 works well, with auto focus working quite well. The auto mode doesn't work but the "P" and other modes are fine
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Yes, it works. Only thing I found different was the flash light, it has some shadow at some points when you use the flash light (the original one). I think because this lens is longer than the original D90's lens. You have to adjust the zoom to certern distant to avoid the shadow. And it is heavier than the original one. I bought a detached F/L, problem solved, it looks very nice.
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I have this lens and it works with my Nikon D200 just fine. If your worried, make sure you can return it.
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Yes, you can use this lens on your D90 but only in the M(manual) mode. This is also a classic manual focus lens so it will not auto focus on any camera, including the D90. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
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I shoot with a D90 which is an older camera and they work fine.... I see no reason why they wouldn't work with your camera. The only possible problem you might encounter would be with extreme closeups your autofocus might give you some problems... I shoot macro with manual focus and auto F-stop .... Basically they just pass thru the capability to stop down the lens when you take the picture.... Hope this helps...
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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 been using this lens on my D90 which is a DX (APS-C) size sensor like the D3200. I would assume, but cannot guarantee, it works on the D3200. It's a great walk-around lens and stays on my camera most of the time now!
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Yes, this will work on a D90 as it has its own motor to drive the lens AF. For low ligth, moving subjects as you indicate, I'd rather look elsewhere as this is not that fast focusing. I'would recommend a Nikon 85 f/1.4D (around 1,000$) if not out of budget or the 85mm f/1.8G (almost the same $ as this Tokina). The disadvantage of these lenses is that they are not Macro, but I understand that this is not the purpose you pursue. Good lock.
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I tried two models different sets on my D5100 camera and they DO NOT WORK. They do not seat in until the lens lock clicks into place so the camera does not work with them on it. I tried it on a different model Nikon and it worked fine. I am greatly disappointed! I was really looking forward to using it. I wanted to try a different brand, but need to be able to try it on the camera.
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Yes, it will work on the D90. Just make sure you order it for a Nikon, so they send the correct T-mount. Remember that this lens is a fully manual item, that means you have to focus manually and set ISO and Shutter speed yourself.
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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Hi, I have the exact same lens and camera (purchased recently as an upgrade from d90), I will let you know when I do some test shots! I hope they work well together, because it is one of my fav lens. =]