Amazon says it wont work on my D5100, however everywhere else it says it does. Does it or doesn't it work with the D5100?
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I don't own a D5100. I have D7000, D7100, and D600 bodies. Go to your local camera store and try one out. Put it on your 5100 body and see. If it has the same mount as the other Nikons, it should work. You can also contact Nikonusa.com. They will provide you with the answer.
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I have used a 70-300mm EF and a 55-300mm AF lens with my D5100. Though the 70-300mm EF is a higher grade lens, I think that upon looking back at my results, the 55-300mm AF lens option gave me clearer images than the 70-300mm lens does. You will, however, be happy with either one. My 55-300mm lens was stolen last summer and I replaced it with a refurbished 70-300mm EF lens. If I were going to do it again, I'd probably get another 55-300mm lens. But on the other hand, the 70-300mm lens has a larger lens aperture and so it works better under lower light conditions than the 55-300mm AF lens. Life always seems to be about choices and trade-offs doesn't it. I hope this was helpful.
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Amazon is wrong. It works on all the DX and FX format cameras Nikon makes or has made. Go check out the Nikon site to confirm it for yourself.
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I have used a 70-300mm EF and a 55-300mm AF lens with my D5100. Though the 70-300mm EF is a higher grade lens, I think that upon looking back at my results, the 55-300mm AF lens option gave me clearer images than the 70-300mm lens does. You will, however, be happy with either one. My 55-300mm lens was stolen last summer and I replaced it with a refurbished 70-300mm EF lens. If I were going to do it again, I'd probably get another 55-300mm lens. But on the other hand, the 70-300mm lens has a larger lens aperture and so it works better under lower light conditions than the 55-300mm AF lens. Life always seems to be about choices and trade-offs doesn't it.I hope this was helpful. I have used a 70-300mm EF and a 55-300mm AF lens with my D5100. Though the 70-300mm EF is a higher grade lens, I think that upon looking back at my results, the 55-300mm AF lens option gave me clearer images than the 70-300mm lens does. You will, however, be happy with either one. My 55-300mm lens was stolen last summer and I replaced it with a refurbished 70-300mm EF lens. If I were going to do it again, I'd probably get another 55-300mm lens. But on the other hand, the 70-300mm lens has a larger lens aperture and so it works better under lower light conditions than the 55-300mm AF lens.... » Read More I have used a 70-300mm EF and a 55-300mm AF lens with my D5100. Though the 70-300mm EF is a higher grade lens, I think that upon looking back at my results, the 55-300mm AF lens option gave me clearer images than the 70-300mm lens does. You will, however, be happy with either one. My 55-300mm lens was stolen last summer and I replaced it with a refurbished 70-300mm EF lens. If I were going to do it again, I'd probably get another 55-300mm lens. But on the other hand, the 70-300mm lens has a larger lens aperture and so it works better under lower light conditions than the 55-300mm AF lens. Life always seems to be about choices and trade-offs doesn't it.I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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The AF works really well on the D5100 my friend. The site you saw that information on has no idea what they are talking about. The image quality of the photos are great too. Kirt
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I really can't answer this. I've read it will work on the D3100 and I know it works on the D5100 since that's the camera I have. I would suggest you email the company to double check. Here is the website for the company's European division. http://www.yongnuo.eu/
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Dear Kelly Cruse,I am using it on my NIKON D5100 Its great well built, Easy to install. Double the power. Its all good. I just visited the B&H; site and the showing the D90 with the extra Batteries fixture and they seem to be alike. The batteries slot seem to be the same. my advise try it. If it work its great, If not return it.I am not sure if I helped you.Have a great Holidays.Pini
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I think the problem is in your camera or the flash. Any flash should fire on your D5100. I would advice you to try a different flash that you have tried on a different camera and know that it works (not just test with test button, mount on camera). If that flash does not fire your camera needs repair. If it fires the tt560 needs repair. This hot shoe has one purpose. To fire a flash with a sync cable.
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I don't have a D5100, but it absolutely works in my D90 and my D7100, both cameras are in the same line of D5100, so it probably works on it.Plus it is a great lens.
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Buy this one if your on a D5100 or any of the D3000' series http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007ORX8ME/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1370389207&sr;=8-4π=SL75
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Sorry I don't have a clue. I can tell you it did not work with a Nikon D5100. Good luck.
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This should work with your camera..I have a friend who has a D5100 and uses another Tamron lens for his camera..it works on my D50...
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I have a D5100 and a D3200 and it works great with both. Makes me think that it would be great for the D5200.
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Hi, I am using this with my Nikon D5200 and it works very well. I hope it will also work with D5100. I am getting max shutter speed is as 1/200.
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I just received my tamron 150-600mm, it works great on my D5000. It should work on D5100. No doubt
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have you tried putting the adapter on different lenses. It works on my Nikon d5100. did you get extremely close to the subject you are taking the picture of?
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i know it works with the d7100. the lens' web site says it does work with the d5100. you can check this yourself by going to the lens and picking your camera on the page. also, i remember when i bought these 2 af lenses, i called nikon to make sure.
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I can only tell you that it works beautifully with my D5000. Anything else would be a guess. You really need to speak to a dealer.
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Don't know what camera you have. Works perfect on mine. I also know a few others that it works great. Canon and Nikon Cameras. If it just doesn't work I would have it replaced. When it works it's great, don't give up.
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Yes it works with D5100. Autofocus works well in good light. I stop shooting an hour before sunset and when it gets very cloudy.