Will this lens fit my D80? Also curious about the Nikon extended warranty. I guess we'll find out soon enough about the warranty thing as I just ordered one. I need to learn more about lenses, etc.,as most of what I see are much higher priced and the quality of the product probably has something to do with that. Will this lens fit my D80? Also curious about the Nikon extended warranty. I guess we'll find out soon enough about the warranty thing as I just ordered one. I need to learn more... » Read More Will this lens fit my D80? Also curious about the Nikon extended warranty. I guess we'll find out soon enough about the warranty thing as I just ordered one. I need to learn more about lenses, etc.,as most of what I see are much higher priced and the quality of the product probably has something to do with that. « Show Less
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Yes, it'll fit the D80. Nikon's DX lenses are only compatible with small sensor SLRs (DX digital cameras). The D80 is one of them.
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im using it on a D40 so it should fir the D80. not sure about the extended warranty
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Yes it will fit the d80! I have a nikon d80 and that's the camera I use this lens with.
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Good luck getting info from Nikon! I tried via their site and got nothing. I would think the lens will fit, though
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It will fit your D80 - it's one of the kit lens options you can buy together with the D80. I know nothing about the warranty.
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Hi I would not waste my time &gt;&gt;&gt; I have tried sending in letters with my D300 and lens . All they did was replace parts in lens and sent a real nice letter saying they could not recreate the issue , Thank you for being a Nikon user. Now my D300 is back with nikon for a focus screen replacement as it has scratches on it . Not on the pictures , you can only see it in the view finder drives me nuts. I believe that they are not going to do anything untill they find a fix, If they admit that there is an issue sales would fall badly. All i know is that the users that have the DBS are not bragging about how good of a camera it is. I would not touch a D300 now if they payed me .
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I'm curious . Did you return or keep your lens and are you satisfied with it ? I'm looking to order one for my camera . Thanks .
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i have the d80 with the 18-70 dx, the 70-300 ed, and the 50 1.8 d nikkors, plus the tokina 12-24 and the tamron 28-75 f/2.8. what glass you put on your d80 to start with should depend on intended uses and experience level. if all you want is an all-in-one lens, go for the 18-135 kit, unless you can afford the 18-200 vr. the 24-120 VR is another sweet after-market option if you go body-only and just want one lens, but you'd probably be better off, however, with either the 18-55 or the 18-70, plus the 55-200 vr. for the size, weight, and cost, they're very good for plastic consumer lenses. the downside is they're fairly slow for (D)SLR lenses, due to narrow apertures at the long end. if low-light photography or action sports is your bag, skip the nikkors altogether unless you can afford the 17-55 2.8 and/or the 70-200 VR. get the d80 body and grab a sigma or tamron 2.8. if w/a is your thing, i'd get one of the 18s (-55, -70, -135, -200) and pair it with the tokina 12-24 or the sigma 10-20. if you're more of a telephoto person, get the 18-55 or -70 and pair it with the inexpensive 70-300 non-vr g lens. the money you save over the ed or vr versions can go toward a good tripod -- unless you really think you're gonna be doing a lot of handheld shooting at 300mm. for macro and portrait work, consider again going body-only with the d80, getting the $100 50 1.8 prime, and maybe the sigma 30, the nikkor 60, and the tamron 90 to round out your selection, which would give you a nice, sharp range. if all of this seems too complicated, look at a fixed-zoom P&S or the d40/18-55 combo.
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Hi, thanks for your question. I'm sorry that you were charged more than you thought you would pay for the lens. In this situation, I'd suggest contacting our Customer Service Team directly as they will be able to see your order and if it was ordered from a seller or directly from Amazon.com. Here's a link to our Contact Us page:
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I am wondering how much longer before the D80 is upgraded. Look at the discussions at nikonians.org.I don't think the D60 has sufficiently more features to justify upgrading from the D40.
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They're right sir. It is SUCH a superb lens (for the D7000 and D7100) I sold it and now regret it. I'll repurchase it soon. I can't even begin to tell you the "wow" photos I've taken with it. Make sure to get the B+W UV lens filter to protect it. Great for indoor and outdoor use too.
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hum... what do you mean, by a "base" lens? I consider myself a "advanced" amateur haha... i also have a D7000, and i use this lens mostly for street-photography and some portraits. This lens are definitely for open space when you use it in a crop sensor (which is the case), if you need a lens for indoor, i would go for some sigma or even tamron 17-50mm f2.8 which is more expensive. I even have a nikkor 35mm f1.8 which is not wide enough for small indoor places, but it is also one great lens.Talking about the image quality it is amazing. It's always nice to have one prime lens. You will never regret. hum... what do you mean, by a "base" lens? I consider myself a "advanced" amateur haha... i also have a D7000, and i use this lens mostly for street-photography and some portraits. This lens are definitely for open space when you use it in a crop sensor (which is the case), if you need a lens for indoor, i would go for some sigma or even tamron 17-50mm f2.8 which is more expensive. I even have a nikkor 35mm f1.8 which is not wide enough for small indoor places, but it is also one great lens.Talking about the image quality it is amazing. It's always nice to have one... » Read More hum... what do you mean, by a "base" lens? I consider myself a "advanced" amateur haha... i also have a D7000, and i use this lens mostly for street-photography and some portraits. This lens are definitely for open space when you use it in a crop sensor (which is the case), if you need a lens for indoor, i would go for some sigma or even tamron 17-50mm f2.8 which is more expensive. I even have a nikkor 35mm f1.8 which is not wide enough for small indoor places, but it is also one great lens.Talking about the image quality it is amazing. It's always nice to have one prime lens. You will never regret. « Show Less
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When I purchased this lens in June 2014 I wasn't sure if I needed to separately buy an adapter so that I could mount it on my Nikon D7100. I had read one customer review saying that the adapter did not come with the lens, but I also read several other reviews saying that the adapter did come with the lens. Since the initial review was older, I decided to take my chances, buy the lens, and wait to see if I needed an adapter. Thankfully, the adapter did come with my lens, so I'm glad that I didn't buy an extra adapter. Just make sure the version of this lens that you buy says it is for Nikon. When I purchased this lens in June 2014 I wasn't sure if I needed to separately buy an adapter so that I could mount it on my Nikon D7100. I had read one customer review saying that the adapter did not come with the lens, but I also read several other reviews saying that the adapter did come with the lens. Since the initial review was older, I decided to take my chances, buy the lens, and wait to see if I needed an adapter. Thankfully, the adapter did come with my lens, so I'm glad that I didn't buy an extra adapter. Just make sure the version of this lens that you buy says it is for Nikon.
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Be cautious!!! Make ABSOLUTELY certain it is compatible with the lenses you own. It does NOT fit very many, in fact none of the lenses I own actually work with it. Poor research on my part. You can find a compatibility chart on Nikon's web pages. As mentioned before, it mounts to the camera, but lens compatibility is the real issue.
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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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I have a D80 too and it's an awesome lens. I'm an amateur as well so I don't know too much about photography but this lens has a decent balance between depth of field and zoom for its affordable price.
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After my experience with this product I do not think is a good idea recomend the lens to you.I am not an expert but here you have a link to see all sigma lenses for your Nikon D80: http://lenshero.com/lenses/nikon-d80-lens-by-sigmaHope that helps, have fun!BestJ
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I am also looking for some supplemental filters for my P80 but unable to find any specs on the internal diameter of the lens that's on it. I have a 37mm polarizing screw-in lens from an older camera and it's just shy of the diameter of the P80. By my measurements the P80 is 38mm ID but I can't find any supplemental filter companies that make a polarizing filter that size aside from Hasselblad at a cost of $300+. If anyone can verify the ID being 38mm and find a source for some filters I would be greatly thankful.
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Eric, Just saw this request. Yes, my lenses are Nikon, new, in the box with serial numbered warranty card. I have had this camera for several months, have taken it on two long trips (Africa and Las Vegas). The 18-140MM lens is a great all-around lens...combined with camera settings...it will be your go-to lens. The 55-300mm is narrow field and best for long range shots. I am not a pro, but studied all I could before buying..love this camera!
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Brandon. It doesn't say when you asked this question but I figured the answer out. First, I just purchased the last one that a storefront had for $289, so i'm sorry if I stole the lens from you :X. Second, the price is going to be interesting on this lens from here on out. It has been discontinued due to a recently announced new model. The question is how much will this new model cost? To my knowledge that hasn't been answered. I decided to snag it at this price because if the new model is upwards of $400 then it out of my price range anyway. If the new model comes out sub $400 this older model might tank in price. Supply and demand will dictate based on that information. As for big stores, I don't see you having much luck. Most did firesales and liquidated their stock already to mitigate the price risk. I can tell you that this is my first fixed lens for general photography. It hasnt even arrived yet, but when it does I plan to test it out. If its not to my liking I can resell it to you at the price I purchased + the tax I paid + shipping. I would generally just return it but that lowers your chance of it ending up in your hands. If this was a recent post just come back to me and I can show you proof that it hasn't even arrived yet :). Take care!
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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