I'm not familiar with the tubes. I have a Nikon 20-35 2.8....would the Nikon mount work with that lens?
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Absolutely. Just remember, these tubes will not perform miracles. What they do- the ONLY thing they do- is allow you to move the lens closer to your subject, thereby filling more of the frame with your subject. But they do that job beautifully!
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There is a lack of necessary information. But assuming the camera body and the lens are recent versions, the tubes will work fine. I have several lenses and have tried most of them except the 2 perspective control versions, and everything has worked so far
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I only use mine as straight Nikon mount. I'd suggest asking the converter companies such as Fotodiox. Also try www.diglloyd.com/articles/ask/lenses-LensAdapters.html
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It's designed for a 4/3 camera but if they make one for Nikon, I sure would recommend it. You can get much more expensive extension tubes but I don't see how it would help since all it does is move the lens further from the camera.
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Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you use with it is what matters. I get fantastic results with these tubes. Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you... » Read More Yes it will work with the camera body but maybe not the lenses. These tubes are for fully manual control. If you have "G" mount lenses it will not work very well. I use my Nikon "D" mount 50mm 1.8 lens with these tubes and that allows me to manually open up the aperture so I can see to focus and then close down to get the depth of field I want. So if you cant manually open and close the lens down you won't be able to see through the viewfinder. Nikon has not changed the lens mount on their cameras for decades so these will work on any Nikon body it's the lens that you use with it is what matters. I get fantastic results with these tubes. « Show Less
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I don't see why it would not work. The IS in a long lens is not affected by the extension tubes as far as I can tell. If you're using a macro lens or a reverse-mounted lens, you would not have IS anyway.
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It should. I have a Nikon D90 and it has a standard Nikon "F" mount. Note that it is a manual lens. Great addition to my gear.
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I'm not sure. I never received the order. However they did send me a refund. I would think that if the extension tube is for Nikon lenses and camera it should work for the 52mm. All it does is fit between your lens and the camera. Hope that was helpful. Dan
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By that, I mean the tube where you would insert your lens. Most are standard, but it is best to make sure. If it is 1.25 it will work.
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No, this lens is for micro Four Thirds (mirrorless) cameras. The Nikon mount is different and the mirror in your camera necessitates a large flange focal distance. Adapters would not work because this lens needs a short distance from mounting flange to the sensor.
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It should work, yes. The mounts on all Nikon cameras are F-mounts, which this ring was made for. Be aware, though, that your autofocus and VR will not work when the lens is reversed. This is a great accessory, and is well made. I highly recommend it.
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As Nikon has retained their "F mount" since forever, I don't see why it shouldn't. It's a great lens by the way; I use it for architectural photography.
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Since I never use kit lens and it's been a while... I went to get both the 18-55 and the 55-200 to try. I tried them out with the tubes for fun over a year ago but I need to confirm my own memory. To answer simply, YES! Work with both! Now, you should be aware of a few things. One, you must zoom them out to the max. So 18-55 must be extended to 55mm position. Secondly, while light metering works fine, with two or more rings the camera will sometimes not auto focus or hunts. This is, of course, the limitation of pushing the lenses well out of what they were designed for. On those two lenses you really only need one tube at a time or you are really too close to your subject anyway. On a final note... I've use these tubes on a Nikon 18-200mm DX (GREAT results), kits lenses (18-55 or 55-200), old 1973 Nikon 50mm, Nikon 105 Micro (Yes, makes a legend go even closer), and Sigma 150-500mm. Just remember each lens works differently and the Sigma 150-500mm is not particularly good at Macro photography so the tubes work but I wouldn't bother. Hope this helps :) PS: I even tried them on my Nikon 16mm Fish Eye lens. While they do work, it pulls the lens in so close to the subject one cannot really photograph.
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It would depend what the lenses are. there are 2 adaptors for Nikon lenses. I know because I accidentally ordered a different one from Fotodiox before this one.
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The viv-ext-n 3 set extension tubes for nikon are poorly made. Don't but them they are VERY difficult to remove from the lens and the camera body. After struggling for over an hour to get the lens free I packed them back up and returned them.
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I would imagine so. I never used this mount - the local camera shop was charging ten dollars more than the price of a new lens to install the mount, so never used it. I do think these Nikon mounts are very standard and fit both types of lens, but can't verify that.
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I am quite sure that it will,just have too find the particular model that fits the Nikon mount....you wont be disappointed in the lens......
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It will work without problem, just buy the Nikon mount and it will work the same way as what you already have with your Nikon lenses.