I see that it says that this lens is for full frame cameras. Does this mean that this will not work with DX sensor Nikon DLSRs? Typically, D5000?
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Yes, it will work just fine. The only possible issue for you could be that the equivalent focal length will be 135mm.
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You are making ne second guess my lens. I bought the 90mm, but have not used it yet too much. I have a Nikon DLSR D5000. It is supposed to work. I have taken a few photos . . . seems to be fine.
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It will work fine on a D5000, but it will NOT AUTOFOCUS. It will be manual focus lens because the 90mm has no internal focus motor of it's own. Keep in mind that the 90mm will become a 135mm lens on a DX sensor camera. If you want it for macro work you'll be manual focusing anyway. But if you want it for portraits and other stuff, you may want to look at the Nikon 85mm 1.8G. Have fun!
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The answer is yes. I have one that works equally well on my D300 and my D800.
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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. Any full frame lens will work on a crop sensor. The reverse is untrue. A crop sensor lens will not work on a full frame body. This is true in every case.
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Yes it would. I have a Canon crop factor (ef-s) camera, and the Nikon that you are using is also a crop factor (DX) camera. Just remember to order the Sigma lens in a Nikon mount. Sigma, has only made this lens in a crop camera mount. So it will never work on Full Frame cameras. Have fun, good luck.
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The sigma 24-70 is also for full frame (DG), but yes, it'll work with the d5000 and it's cheaper than the nikon.
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Any lens work for Nikon. But, the difference is, if the lens is a for a full frame or cropped sensor camera. FX (full frame) Nikon Camera. DX, cropped sensor or not a full frame. That lens is compatible with the Nikon D90 DX, it should work for Nikon D80. Hope it helps my answer.
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works great on both! I have both a full frame and DX. On a DX camera the focal length is approximately 127mm
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Thank you for your interest in our bundle deal! In regards to your inquiry, this lens is compatible in manual focus only with the D5000. It connects to the camera using the t-mount adapter for Nikon included in the bundle. Please let us know if we maybe of further assistance.
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Note that while this lens will work on all Nikon DSLR's, because it is a FX lens, it will have a different effective focal length for DX cameras like your D40x, which introduces a 1.5x crop factor. That means the 50mm FX lens on a DX camera will provide a 75mm (50mm x 1.5) view because the DX sensor is smaller than the full frame FX sensor. That being said, this 50mm lens is still great for a DX camera and will be an excellent first lens for a FX camera when you upgrade (otherwise, you would have to buy another lens to use the full FX sensor).
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The lens is actually designed for a full frame body, like D700, D800, etc. but it can be used for a compact frame like D300, D70. However, the lens will behave like a a 42 - 450mm due to a 1.5 crop factor. I am not sure about the D3000 as I am not familiar with it. In addition, the lens will be quite heavy for that small body, even if the mounting fits. It may be better and cheaper to buy a DX lens, unless you plan to upgrade to a full frame body later.
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It is a FX lens, that is full format. I do not see why it would not be compatible with a DX body like the D7000. Nikon USA site says, answering a similar question about the D200 and The D300, that Yes this lens is compatible with these 2 cameras.
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Yes. It is a great lens, with your D5100 cropped dx sensor, this lens will be the equivalent to a 105mm - 300mm. Be certain to order with the nikon mount version.
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I use it on my Nikon D5200, which is not a full frame. I love the lens. I'm not sure about the full frame lens. Other answers claim it can. interesting to find out, considering upgrading to full frame if I can interchange lenses
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This will work with all the newer Nikon cameras. Because the sensor on the D5100 is a DX sensor, the effective focal length would be 120-600mm compared to using it on a full frame sensor camera like the D600 or D800. So it really becomes a super telephoto lens on those cameras.
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Yes. this lens works with both APSC (cropped sensor) or full frame sensor Camera's be sure to order the Nikon version. Note this lens will not accept screw on filters. I have used it on my D7000 & D600 cameras.
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I sold it to someone that has a D5000. Frankly I did not like that lens at all that's why I sold it. I used it on my D300 and D5100 as you are moving along all of a sudden every 7-10 shots it will be a blank photo. I am a wedding photographer you cannot have that. I don't recommend that lens at all. The best lens I've ever owned was the Nikkor 18-200... the 18-300 is in my wish list. You can purchase the Nikon 18-200 for 650.00 these days. That is cheap I purchased mine at 1500.00. I don't regret it I don't ever interchange lenses since I purchased it.
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This is a great lens. it will work on the D5100, but the Nikon 18-200 DX-VR is far more versatile on DX cameras, according to KenRockwell.com. This lens is ideal, used on FX (Full Frame) cameras. Very sharp & light weight, however, it is all plastic, including the lens mount, and should be handled carefully, (do not pick up the camera by the lens). If you have an opportunity to purchase one, I would highly recommend it.
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The Sigma 18-250mm is born to go with the Nikon d5000. It should work on all the Nikon DX models.
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This lens was used on 35mm camera a film camera before the era of digital and crop sensor. It would definitely work on full frame sensor. I would check with Canon retailer just to make sure.