Will this work on Sigma 170-500mm f5-6.3 APO lens for Nikon? Does the Kodak Z60 have that kind of delay?
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Using Sigma's compatibility chart for Nikon mounts, your lens is NOT included. The prime 500 mm lens is included, but not your 170-500mm zoom lens. Since this is a DEDICATED converter you will probably have poor results with your lens.
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First, it's not a Nikon. There is a chance that it may not fully functional properly on future Nikon models. The new Sigma ART series can have firmware updated after release, this could solve the problem. Secondly, I have had slight out of focus problems. But this might not the problem of the lens: the camera has to detect the focus difference and send a signal to the lens. If the camera fails to detect the difference at a particular point, it will not send any signal to the lens. And you will have a focus problem for that shot. Therefore, the problem might not relate to the lens after all. Overall I have 99% positive experience. As for the rest of 1%, I would argue that's is true for any lens you purchase, even for a $1,500 Nikon lens.
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Hello. This adapter did not work with my Nikon D3200. I received an error message on my camera that it could not find a lens so would not take any pictures. I could not even focus the lens manually since the camera did not recognize there was a lens at all.
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The lens should work fine, but it will not autofocus on the D60. Only AF-S lenses autofocus on the lower end Nikon dslr's (D40/D40x/D60).
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Yes it does. Being a macro lens and if long travel (eg min to max focus) it is not super fast.It is also quite slow on the EM5, but good on the EM2 and normal E-series DLSRs
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Well, it certainly should if you purchase it in a Nikon mount. :) It is an older design - optically superb, but not the fastest focusing lens. It has a two zone focus limiter to prevent racking the lens thru the entire focus range. If you are a sports/action photog, this lens will likely not be a great choice - buy the later version with OS and HSM focus motor. If you're more of a "slow photog" - like me - this lens is simply superb in terms of total lines of resolution, edge to edge sharpness and bokeh. I have two 105mm lenses (actually three - my Sigma 70-200 f2.8 APO DG HSM OS does 105, of course) and I will not part with the 105mm f2.8 EX DG, even though I have newer options. Re; the Sigma teleconverter - my Sigma 1.4x APO Tele Converter (EX DG) will not fit on this lens due to the depth of the rear lens element in the mount. Good luck and happy shooting! -Don at strimbu.photography
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I have only used it d5300 which is FX not DX like a 610. But have used it all types of lens Nikon, Tamron, Sigma and it works with all of them. but the AF will be slower. I Find it sometime it quicker to switch to manual focus when using it.
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The adapter works great. I have not used it with a 60mm macro but have used it with a 105 macro an 85 1.8 and a 300 mm lens.
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I use the Sigma 85mm F/1.4 EX DG HSM lens on my Nikon D800E and its performance is excellent. I have seven Sigma lens and all are great lens. Since the lens you are inquiring about has been designed for full frame DSLRs and the Nikon D600 is a full frame DSLR I believe it will work well on your camera.Have fun taking picture.
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I have no idea as I have never used a Sigma lens. I know with my Tamron... I do get good shots with it. Only problem is using it runs my battery down faster. Sorry couldnt help, but I love mine.
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Thank you for your interest in our bundle! This lens set up will work with your Nikon D60. However, this is a manual focus lens only and will only operate in manual mode (M). It does not have any AF or VR capabilities. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact our sales department at 800-991-3350 EST. We thank you for your time and consideration!
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I use this on a D200. I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work on a D600. I also want to add that for the money it's been a investment investment. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask. Sincerely, Tom Nolan
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I have a Speedbooster that I use with my Nikon lenses, it is awesome. I also have a normal adapter to Micro 4/3, this essentially doubles my lens kit. It would most likely make your 105mm have the same field of view as a 75 or 80mm, plus a stop faster. here is a FAQ page on the Metabones site.http://www.metabones.com/article/of/faqWell worth the money, almost always on my camera.
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Don't know. I have a full frame Nikon D600 and it works fine, including AF. In fact this is my favorite "on the street" lens. It's fast enough for me too.
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I have some nikon lenses from my nikon f3, i have some lenses from nikon d90, i have some sigma lenses they all work fine for me but ofcourse no autofocus you have to set nikon1 to manual in order to use all these lenses. For example 50mm 1:1.2 lens is doing a great job. I hope this info is enough if not i can write more. For$20 this is good product. No need to spent $200 just for auto focus for the autofocus lenses.
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If that is a Polaroid Macro kit, Yes, it will screw right onto any Nikon lens. I have a Nikon D 3200. And it works pretty well on mine. If You have a filter on Your lense, just take off Your folter and carefully screw it onto Your lense. It has exactly the same threads as a Nikon filter, but You have to take YouR time and ease it onto Your Znikon lens so that You don't strip the threads. Good luck fellow Nikon Guy. It works fairly well as a cheap Macro lens. Your Friend, Dave
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Yes it should work just fine! As long as your camera has the fine tuning ability and to the best of my knowledge all of the higher end nikons have that ability.... My d7000 has it... Works great. Made a nice difference in a couple of my lens's.