Will this Tele-Converter work with my Nikon D3300 in Auto focus or manual focus?
1753057
i can't say anything about d3300. but i can say that i tried it on my d5100 and d750 with it on a nikon 18-300mm dx and 28-300 fx. auto-focus somewhat worked, very slow. like many other comments indicated here this converter works the best with the lens with larger apertures. in my case 28-300mm is at f/3.5-5.6. with this thing on it becomes f/7-11. and i guess if you are like me you want to buy it to extend your longer end. therefore at f/11 it is practically of little use to anybody. if you have a nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 it probably is worth a try.
1753058
I cannot confirm the answer but it is an 8 pin connector and is for auto or manual. It should fit most nikon slr cameras but I cannot confirm your particular model.
285449
Yes, only with manual focus since the D3300 does not have autofocus motor in body.
1823277
As best as I can tell, this Teleconverter will work with your camera. That said, I make this observation after referring to the Nikon Service and Support website. I strongly suggest you refer to this site, as there appear to be some limitation on which lenses can be used: http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16108/~/what-lenses-can-i-use-on-the-nikon-d90%3F. In my case, the teleconverter worked with my camera body but not with the 18-150 Nikon lens I own. Good luck and I hope this helps.
2112712
The lenses should mount and work with this camera but you may be required to use manual focus (the D3300 can only achieve autofocus with an AF-S lens).
974508
Yes, it will work. It is not an auto focus so you have to manually focus the lens. I bought this for my D5100 and it works fine and it's very easy to focus manually. If you're shooting fast moving people or objects, you will have to get real good real quick!
2162154
I have a Sony alpha so it wasn't automatic focus with my camera. Not sure if it will be with a nikon
955692
Don't see why not - I use it on a Nikon D90. Auto focus can sometimes be a bit dicey. Judy P.S. The biggest issue is whether the lens you have will work with a teleconverter or not - web is helpful on that.
369356
It will work, but only with manual focus. Exposure meter and all other features will work.
1177284
I read somewhere it does NOT work. I would not recommend this combination anyway fr quality reasons. It is a bad idea to use a converter for a wide-to.tele-zoom. Teleconverters are best for fast lenses (2.0...4.0) and longer focal lenghts (fixed or fast pro telezooms).
1361715
I have a D3100 and the teleconverter works but it is slow to focus. If I had to buy again I would not save the money and buy a nikon teleconverter it works better and faster.
600260
I am not familiar with the D3300. I do know that the device plugs into the GPS plug on the D90, so if you have the same connection, perhaps it will work.
2134670
To answer your question, yes and no. Yes, it will mount on a D3300 but because this camera has no internal focus motor it will not autofocus. The compatible Micro for you would be the AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 85mm f/3.5G ED VR. This Len is designed for your camera and should work to your liking. Good luck!
2175503
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.
2022116
The teleconverter works best with F2.8 lenses. AF may not work well at higher F stops and you may need to go to Manual focus
955623
I use it on the Nikon D5200 and if you get the model for Nikon it will auto focus.
955690
Don't see why not - I use it on a Nikon D90. Auto focus can sometimes be a bit dicey. JudyP.S. The biggest issue is whether the lens you have will work with a teleconverter or not - web is helpful on that.
1250190
yep it works fine on the d3300. any G series, or AF-S lens will focus on the d3xxx and d5xxx series cameras.