Does this lens work well with Nikon D5200? Thanks.
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I'm sure it'll work very well with the Nikon D5200. I use it on Pentax cameras, which have the same size sensor as the D5200, and it's an amazing lens. The Nikon D5200 is a consumer camera, but this lens is very professional and will render very professional photographs if you know how to use it.
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Yes that shouldn't be a problem. For the D5200, you only need a lens that has a motor (denoted by AF-S). The "G" represents gelded, which doesn't have to do with autofocus
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Absolutely. In fact, it will give you a greater than 200mm effective focal length on a DX frame. I have used this lens on both a D5200 and D7100 (both DX cameras).
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I checked the Nikon Site and Amazon.com. Amazon says this lens will not work with the D5200. The Nikon site is a little less clear. Both the camera and the D5200 have a nikon F bayonet Mount, so you might conclude that it will work. However, the D5200 is a DX camera and the 135 f2 lens is a full-frame (FX) lens. It's also expensive at $1500. It would not make sense to pair these two. If you had a full frame camera (e.g. D800), It would make sense and you would love the lens.This is not an auto-focus lens. You would have to focus manually (not a bad thing).
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It should. Do you already have the teleconverter? If so, and the teleconverter fits on the D5200 body, then the lens will fit on the teleconverter.
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I use this lens with my D800. I am pretty happy with that. The only problem I have is that it switches to DX mode from FX time to time. When that happens, I turn the camera off and on again. That solves the problem most of the time.
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Not in autofocus. The D5200 does not have an internal AF motor in the body which this lens requires for AF function. I would suggest the Nikon 18-70mm f3.5-4.5 AF-S which has the AF motor in the lens as an alternative at a comparable price
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I have no idea, I am sorry. All I can say is that the lens is fantastic, works perfectly and the price was unbeatable. I am not familiar with the Nikon D5200.
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While this lens works perfectly on my full frame FX Nikon D800 Camera, I still have to manually focus it although the camera does provide me with a green dot when it is in focus. The Nikon D5200 happens to have a smaller DX sensor so the image will be cropped a bit but theoretically it should still work.
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Yes. I own both this lens as well as the Nikon D5100 and it works quite well. It takes GREAT photos. I highly recommend it.
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Yes it works with D5200, but you'll have to manually focus it. Autofocus with this lens is only available with cameras that have the built-in focus motor like the D7100 and higher end Nikon cameras.
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No - the d5200 only auto focuses lenses with an internal motor...however, the 35 1.8 AFS is also excellent and will focus on the 5200
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Allan, yes it will work perfectly with the D5200. It is an very good lens that has sharp, fast focus throughout the f-stop range. I just came back from two weeks in Africa and it was almost the only lens I used day and night because it is so fast (f/2.8). Very rugged pro lens construction that has successfully made three Africa trips, Nepal, Morocco and the Sahara, Patagonia and Cape Horn all without any issues including internal dust from the zoom mechanism. The only negative is the weight. For me, it is worth it for the confidence that I will get the shots. Hope that helps.
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Not familiar with D-50, But I have a 5200 and it does take good pictures, however if yours has auto focus, this lens does not have that feature and you have to focus by hand.
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You can use this lens, but it won't autofocus on Nikon bodies without a built in the body focusing motor. D80, D90, D7000 and up have those, but not the D5200.
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This lens does NOT have a focus motor inside, and therefor will not work with the least expensive Nikon bodies.I'm unsure where the D5200 falls, but I would think that this body is an upgrade from the D5000 (which did not have a focus motor, and therefore did not work with this lens)Something to consider.........This is a macro lens, and most (if not all) macro work is done using manual focus. (which will work with your body)Ken Rockwell has a page about this lens here.>>>>http://www.kenrockwell.com/tokina/100mm-f28.htm
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Hi Firsuit,While the 14-24 is an excellent landscape lens for a camera with an FX sensor, your D5200 will add a 1.6 multiplier due to the DX sensor. Because of that, you will end up losing a lot of the wide angle ability.I would recommend the Nikon 10-24mm as an alternative. I use that lens on a D7000 and have taken some really good photos with it. Not to mention it is cheaper.If you ever get a camera with an FX sensor, then by all means, grab the 14-24mm or even the 16-35mm. Both good lenses (I use them both).Alan