Will this work on Nikon D7100 and Nikon 80-400 mm f/4.5 - 5.6 G ED VR AF-Sl Nikkor lens. Nikon Comp. Chart says yes but has anyone used it?
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I don't think so. The TC 2.0 has been a disappointment for me as it is not sharp and doesn't focus well. I recommend that you try the 1.4
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From Nikon USA "Autofocus is available only with cameras that offer f/8 support. These include the D4/D4S, Df, D800/D800E, D810, D600/ D610, D750 and D7100."
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I believe it is compatible with the exception of Autofocus whichever I think eases to work at f5.6 therefore because of losing 2 stops with the converter only lenses of f2.8 and larger (f1.8. f1.4 etc ) will have autofocus the lens you are asking about is compatible ( but you will have to focus manually). Check Nikons web site for compatabilty
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Yes, it will definitely work with your Nikon d7100. I have it with a Nikon d5100 and it works perfectly.
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I think this lens was made for full-frame cameras, which the D7100 is not. However, it may work with the D7100's smaller sensor - without the full wide-angle effect. I suggest you check this out on the Nikon's web site.
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Yes it works great on a D5000 (I use it on both a D5000 and a D7100 - neither are full frame) - you just have to be a little further away from your subjects than you would with a full frame! HIGHLY recommend this lens.
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Not sure about the Nikon D7100 I have a D70s and it works if I use the adapter, but it's manual focus
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1. I see no reason why it would not work with a Nikon D7100. 2. True, there is no aperture ring on the lens with a Nikon mount. The aperture may be manually set by the camera itself in the Aperture or Manual modes.
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I believe it will work on a D7100 although I have not used it on one. I use this shutter release on a D610. The comparable Nikon MC-DC2 wired shutter release is advertised as compatible with all Nikon Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, D3300, D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D7000, D7100, D600, D610 and Df cameras, so I would assume this release would also work on the same models.
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Yes the lens works with the D7100. Awesome combination as this what camera my wife uses the lens.
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should work on a D50, I have it on a D70s, it is a VR lens at least mine is: AF-S DX Nikkor F/3.5-5.5 G ED VR it is sharp to the edges and easy to use. VR mode is excellent
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According to the description for this lens, it will fit a D3200. I have a D7100 and it fits it just fine. There is an adapter that comes with the lens for use on Nikon cameras. Hope this helps. I consider this to be a great lens - especially for the price. I've used it quite often and have captured wonderful pictures of wildlife, even at a distance. I have use it with a tripod or just holding it by hand. Helps with those "quick" shots. For capturing an object that isn't moving very quickly, a tripod is best. Get a tripod that is built to hold large lens.
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It works fine with VR 55-200 and should work with any Nikon lens. I guess it should work better for 70-300 as compared to 55-200. I could not get good results with 18-55 lens though.
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Yes. I use it on a D800 with 70-200 f/2.8G ED VRII, and it works like a charm. Image quality is a bit lower than without, but the AF works quite well.
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It should work with D7100 but not sure, I have a D5000 remotes and cable works great only been about 50 from receive and still worked OK.Compatible with Nikon D90/D3100/D5000/D7000 Series cameras for shutter release control
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Yes, you can use this lens on the D7100. In addition, you can also get through the lens metering as well as use it in aperture priority mode. Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras
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Personally I don't see why it wouldn't work for your lens. I bought mine for a Nikkor AF-S VR Micro 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED. Both of these lenses use a 62mm filter. That said, this is a quality filter. Don't go with cheaper filters. I have done it and am now replacing them with the B+W filters. Your photos will only be as good as what the lens and filters allow to be seen by the camera / film.
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Yes, it will work. However, "AF-S" lenses are motorized and are usually for cameras that do not have their own motors, like D5100. The D7100 has a motor of its own, and so if you look for "AF" lenses instead of "AF-S", you can find cheaper lenses with same specifications. For example, you can easily find 50mm f/1.8 AF for D7100. However, having said this, this lens should also not have any problems working with D7100. It is one of the best lenses I have.
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This lens works great with my D90. If I knew how I would post a picture. The multiplier is 1.5, so it is equivalent to 120-600. With the D7100 I am hoping to buy soon there is a 1.3 multiplier on top of the 1.5 so at the long end it would be 800mm equivalent. Hope this helps