I own a Nikon D5100. Does this lens have a built-in motor for auto-focus?
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My lens has a Focus motor but I have a Canon version. So I don't know about Nikon's errors.
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I am using the same model lens compatible with Canon 6D. This has HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which ensures quiet and high speed autofocus. This is my favorite lens.
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I don't know about the d7000 but with the d5100 you have to manually focus cause it doesn't autofocus since there is no motor in the cameras body
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This lens needs a camera with a built in focus motor if you wish to auto focus. I would be very surprised if the D750 had no built-in motor.
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I bought the Rokinon HD8M-N 8mm f/3.5 HD Fisheye Lens with Auto Aperture Chip for Nikon DSLR. On my Nikon D5100 and D40 this lens works automatically (auto, P, S and A modes) for everything EXCEPT focus. This lens without the chip is less expensive than the same lens with Auto Aperture Chip. I was happy paying the difference to get the lens with the chip; without the chip it's a manual lens (although on some cameras you may be able to set the aperture on the lens and use the Camera in Automatically in Aperture Preferred mode) YMMV
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Yes it will work as a manual focus lens. But only manual. The Nikon d5100 does not have a built in AF motor which means AF and AF-I lenses will connect to the F-mount lens ring even though their is no motor to power the autofocus function. For any form of autofocus you need to get an AF-S or AF-D lense. If want to pull your own focus, this lens will work great.
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No, That lens requires a motor in the body to AF, so it won't AF with a D5100.
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no. this lens work in a nikon d600.este lente trabaja en autofocus solamente en camaras que tengan el auto focus integrado como la d600. las camaras como la d5100 no trabaja. de todas maneras es un lente super bueno. el focus es facil. sorry my ingles.
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Yes. Good lens. Will work and autofocus on any Nikon with a motor in the body. Will work on other Nikons but will not autofocus.
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Yes. It also has an internal motor so it will auto focus the D5100, which btw, is the camera is use with this lens.
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No this is the first generation version of this lens which has no built in motor. Because you have a D3200 you need this one...
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No this lens doesn't have a built in motor to focus so it relies on the camera body to focus. The D3100 doesn't have the auto focus motor on the body like the D300, D700, etc. You could use it as a manual focus though on the D3100.
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I use this lens on a D7000 and get excellent results, especially with auto focusing when shooting birds in flight. However, regarding your inquiry about the D5100 be aware that the user's manual for the lens (Nikkor ED 80-400mm F/4.5-5.6D) states on p. 15, "Autofocus is not possible with Nikon' D5000, D3000, D60 and D40-Series cameras. When using the lens with these models, set camera focus mode to M." I believe that the D5100 has the same autofocus limitation as the D5000.
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The Nikon 50mm f/1.8D does not have an autofocus system built within the lens. The Nikon D5100 does not have an autofocus motor inside the camera body. So this leaves you stuck without autofocus in general. This lens is to be used with a camera with an autofocus motor inside the body of the camera (i.e. D90, D7000). If you wanted a lens just like this or better, check out the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G lens. It does have a motor inside the lens which enables you to have autofocus in use with your D5100. I myself have the D5100 and have the 1.8G lens. It has awesome performance with relatively quick autofocus. Hope this was helpful. The Nikon 50mm f/1.8D does not have an autofocus system built within the lens. The Nikon D5100 does not have an autofocus motor inside the camera body. So this leaves you stuck without autofocus in general. This lens is to be used with a camera with an autofocus motor inside the body of the camera (i.e. D90, D7000). If you wanted a lens just like this or better, check out the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G lens. It does have a motor inside the lens which enables you to have autofocus in use with your D5100. I myself have the D5100 and have the 1.8G lens. It has awesome performance with relatively quick... » Read More The Nikon 50mm f/1.8D does not have an autofocus system built within the lens. The Nikon D5100 does not have an autofocus motor inside the camera body. So this leaves you stuck without autofocus in general. This lens is to be used with a camera with an autofocus motor inside the body of the camera (i.e. D90, D7000). If you wanted a lens just like this or better, check out the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G lens. It does have a motor inside the lens which enables you to have autofocus in use with your D5100. I myself have the D5100 and have the 1.8G lens. It has awesome performance with relatively quick autofocus. Hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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On the D5100 the Nikon 50 mm f/1.8D will not autofocus. You will need to purchase the "G" version for autofocus on the D5100. Only lenses with the designation AFS will autofocus on the D5100 which does not have a motor in its body. With respect to 50mm vs 35 mm you may find that the 50 has too much reach for normal use on the D5100 which is not a full frame DSLR. On the other hand it will work reasonably well as a portrait lens since it will have an equivalent reach of 75 mm on the D5100. Both the 35mm and 50 mm "G" lenses will produce images of roughly equal sharpness.
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Yes it has an internal Focusing Motor (Silent Wave Motor) which will allow autofocus on the lower end Nikon DSLRs. All Nikon DX AF-S lenses have a motor in the lens body, any just AF lens needs a camera with a motor in it.With a D3000 you want to look at any AF-S lenses from Nikon, or HSM from Sigma, or Tamron that states it has a built in motor.
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Does the D3300 have a built in focus motor?...if it doesn't this won't work
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Yes, this lens is both auto focus and has a selectable automatic diaphragm. It can be used either as a manual selectable diaphragm as well as an automatic diaphragm when set on the "A" setting on the diaphragm ring. The auto focus is accomplished with a screw drive powered by the camera. It does not have an internal drive motor for the auto focus.