Hello I like to know if this lens can work with a Nikon D40 DSLR iwth or with out a adaptor? , Thank you
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This is an after market lens that is not from Nikon. You need an adaptor for it to work on Nikon cameras, if it will fit on yours, you need to look on the site for the lens to see if it will work. I use mine on a Nikon D 5300 and it works well for me.
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It works with my D800 and for all I know all Nikon lenses, adapters work with all Nikon cameras.
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I have a D40 and its fine ans nice but not sure if it works on that, i hope this helps
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No and when I called the manufacturer to get an adapter, they told me to call Nikon. Mind you, the instructions that comes with the lens say to call them....nothing about callng Nikon. I haven't contacted Nikon yet about an adapter.
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I hope you found it by now or otherwise got the Sigma version but the newer version of this lens marked "with built in motor for Nikon" will autofocus on the D40/D40x/D60. I just ordered one through an amazon warehouse deal and am anxiously waiting its arrival. Here's a link to the newer 17-50 you would want for your D40x:Tamron SP Auto Focus 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II LD SP Aspherical (IF) Zoom Lens with Built In Motor for Nikon Digital SLR
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I'm currently using this lens with Nikon D5200, just get the nikon mount and you're sorted. Very sharp results if you do your part :)
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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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Hi, thanks question. This lens can not work autofocus for Nikon D3200. Thanks in advance.
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I purchased this lens to use as a flexible architecture and portrait lens on my Nikon D90. The lens did not autofocus when on my DSLR, and I had to return it. This may have been due to a defect in the lens, however. I hate to encourage buying something just to see if it will work for, only to have to return it, but if you have no other way to confirm that the lens works on your D40 then you may have to do that. Best bet would be to contact Tamron directly to ask them.Good luck!
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You can use this lens on the Nikon D40 but it will not auto focus. Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn
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Yes, it actually works fine with all the Nikon lens I have. Some of the lens though, will only work in manual focus mode if the lens does not have a motor itself...
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The lens is cheap second hand and takes sharp photos, so I like it. I believe that the lens does not come with a built in auto focus motor, so if the D40 does not have a built in AF motor then it will only focus manually. My D90 works with this lens because the camera has a built in AF motor.
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I do no think it will work. The adapter I had WOULD NOT SENS THAT A LENS WAs on camera and I HAD CONSTANT MESSAGE ON SCREEN TELLING ME TO PUT A LENS ON CAMERA. I COULD NOT YSE CAMERA AT ALL. I would suggest going to the Nikon adapter as they do work and sense the lens.Lloyd
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I don't use any adaptors, I picked up two lens- One for a Sony A37, one for a Nikon D3100. I've used the Sony a lot, there is minimal vignetting. Still a great lens.
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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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I'm sorry I have no idea about the lens when using the Nikon 3200 or any other higher power Nikon camera but I do know that with my Nikon D40 camera I have to use my Tamron lens manually it does not work automatically. So that is the reason I have found myself using my Canon Rebel camera more than my Nikon D40 I love the Tamron lens so I have one for each camera. I love using my Canon Rebel more there's no guessing and I take great pictures with it. I hope this helps
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You can get one that is compatible with your Nikon, but I wouldnt. The quality just isnt there, for me anyway. I have found Sigma lenses to have much better quality and to last well. All my lenses at this point are Sigma, for all my cameras.