will it work on a d90
1850112
Yes it will work fine with a D90 and any other DX format Nikon. There's a section "Will this work with my camera?" on the page where you can put in your model and it will confirm.
1850113
Yes, is it worth it. My opinion is no. I actually returned my lens and purchased 3 primes for around the same price range. I had the lens for about 2 weeks and returned it for a 50mm1.8, 85mm 1.8 and 28mm 1.8 and do not regret it at all. Total for all 3 lens 1410.85. And I love them.
1850114
Yes, the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 lens will work on a D90. It's a rather heavy lens, but will produce nice bokeh and sharp images.
1850115
It will, no doubt about that. But to get top-level sharp images (at this price asked) is a question with various answers. The choice is yours.
2235977
I have it for the D700 and D90. Works (fits) on both but the downside is that the flash part of it can't lock down so you have to hold it in place as you switch from vertical to horizontal.
823211
I am not sure I had the canon mount not sure about the D90 configuration sorry.
1667150
It works great on the D90. That's what I use mine on. I have a little back-focus that is noticeable especially at the lower f-stops, but it is easy to work around.
1357091
Yes, it does work with the D90 with no problem. However, since the D90 has a DX size sensor and not the FX full sized sensor, the lens wil act as a 90 mm lens rather than 60mm. Nikon makes two series of lenses, the DX and the FX. The FX are optimized for the camera with the full size sensor (D4, D800, D3, D700, etc.), and the DX line are for many others, including the D90. This 60 mm lens will work with absolutely no compromise on the D90, as long as you know it will be as if it is a 90 mm lens. Actually, for macro, you would probably find this to be an advantage.
471075
I haven't tried it with the D90, but I think you will not have any problems as to compatibility.
39576
I also use it for my Nikon, D7000, so there is no reason it shouldn't sync with a D90, BUT, to be sure, ask a Nikon sales rep. ja
600260
I am not familiar with the D3300. I do know that the device plugs into the GPS plug on the D90, so if you have the same connection, perhaps it will work.
269233
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!
1485598
The D90 it will work on. It's a matter of preference between Sigma and Tamron. I prefer Tamron. Myself and a couple friends have used them for some time and I've always had good results. As with looking at various products all I can suggest is the boring activity of comparing and looking at reviews. I would also suggest looking at a Tamron 18mm-200mm. I use this as my primary lens as it covers so much. But I do have 70mm-300mm. Hope this helps.
1357092
1. Yes it both works AND fits. The D90 has a motor drive to actuate the older Nikon auto-focus system. And as far as fitting goes: Almost all Nikon lenses fit current Nikon cameras. Nikon does a great job of keeping their system backward compatible.
199946
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.
1872569
I have used these on old Nikon FE cameras which are quite heavy. It works well. It D90 is lighter than old Nikon FEs then it should work.
1667151
It will work just fine on the D90, but the DX format will make it like an 85mm, which can be too much in smaller spaces. Also beware of using anything below f2.0--DOF below that is paper thin!
188729
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
4473
Can't tell you that, but for the cost, it would be worth buying it anyway. If it has the same pin configuration as my D-300, it should work. You might call Nikon and ask if the pin config is the same? Hope that helps. BB
309665
I'm not sure about the D90 but it does work on a D5000. I ordered the T2 adapter with it to make it adapt to the Nikon.