does it work with the nikon 300mm f4 (non afs version) on D90? can it auto focus?
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I use it all the time with my 300mm f4 on a D7100 with no problems. It should work fine on yours.
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I doubt the autofocus is compatible with the D3000. Check that carefully. The lens works beautifully with my D300 and I am really happy with the image quality. Reviews were very positive on the lens and I would support that opinion.
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If I'm seeing this lens correctly, it is not an AF-S lens, therefore it will not autofocus on a d3200... To quote Nikon: "Only AF-S lenses will work, AF lenses would require manual focusing. The lenses recommended are AF-S and fully compatible with your Nikon D3200 DSLR."
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I would thank so. I use it on my 100-400mm and works great. Im not sure however of the autofocus?
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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!
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I have only used it d5300 which is FX not DX like a 610. But have used it all types of lens Nikon, Tamron, Sigma and it works with all of them. but the AF will be slower. I Find it sometime it quicker to switch to manual focus when using it.
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I have not seen any reference in the D3000 data to say whether it can be used with Nikon pre-AF fully manual lenses. This would be the controlling factor on whether this would work on that camera. When used with the 1980s-90s vintage Series II Tamrons on the Nikon dF, none of the normal aperture metering works, however the image in the view field lightens and darkens as you move the ring, which indicates the blades are opening and closing, and depth of field changes. Exposure then is basically take a shot and see if it looks ok.
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Not sure. I use mine on my D60 and D3200. But the auto focus will not work as advertised. Manual focus is fine with me. It's a Nikon lens so you might try asking Nikon or a camera store, they may know. Just noticed in the questions and answers for the lens someone is useing the lens on their D300 and stats the autu focus works with it.
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I have a Sony alpha so it wasn't automatic focus with my camera. Not sure if it will be with a nikon
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Yes, this lens will work on your D90. I bought one by mistake for my Nikon D5000 which does not have an internal focus motor. When I took it back, to make sure it still worked, they put it on a D90 and it worked fine. The D90 has a focus motor in the camera body.
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My understanding is that will work but not be able to autofocus. You would have to manually focus - double check with Nikon or try googling it
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I have a Fotodiox (Nikon-EOS) I owned a Canon 300D EOS. This worked for me with my Nikon Lens. No AF of course.
1800681
Depends on the camera. This lens does not have an internal focus motor for AF so the camera must have the motor in the body for full AF. For example, it will AF with my old D100 and current D300s but not with my D5200 (have to manual focus). All other functions however will work fine.
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As long as the D-90 has an internal focus motor (which I believe it does), then you will be able to utilize the autofocus feature with this lens.
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Maybe. I have tried it on a D3100 and the auto focus doesn't work. I have used it also on D70, D200 and D600 - it works on all three of those but the AF is slow. You can manually focus on the D3100 and it works fine. It's doubtful that Nikon changed the D3200 so that the AF would function. This glass is really great - I love the results from it.
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It will work with tamron lenses, but NOT any nikon lenses ive tried on AF. U can manual focus of course.
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Yes it will. It will actually "work" on any Nikon DSLR camera, but it will only auto focus on those with a built in focusing motor. The D300 has a built in focuing motor so it will auto focus on a D300.