Can I use my old lens Nikon series E 36-72mm &amp; 70-210mm to Nikon D5200 or which Nikon model will match my old lens. Please HELP. Thank You
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Hi Gilbert, for this camera in particular is recommended to buy lens with AFS(Auto-focus system), so.. I don't think that your lens will work with this camera.
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You can use the 67mm on the 200-300 zoom lens, I believe. Those lens fit the D series Nikon. The 18-55mm lens uses the 52mm filter. My Nikon is a D3000 and I researched this lens set quite a bit before finalizing my decision. So, keep in mind: 52mm filter for an 18-55mm lens; 67mm for the 55-200mm and the 70-300mm, both zoom lenses. If you question it, just ask the same question you posted here on Google and you will find your answer!!
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Check the filter size. It is specified by "" (the Cyrillic character phi). Each lens should have a number in millimeters following this symbol. That number is the filter size the lens will accept. I'm pretty sure that lens takes 52mm filters, so no the filter in question will be to large. Double check on the lens itself, it will be marked. On a unrelated note I buy all my filters " 77mm" then I use step up rings for every lens. For example my 35mm 1.8 dx which accepts " 52mm" has a 52mm-77mm step up ring. My 105 2.8 VR macro which is " 62mm" has a 62mm- 77mm step up ring. That was my 77mm fits both lenses eliminating the need to buy multiple copies of the same filter at a different thread size. Goja makes great step up rings for about 4$. I have one on every lens I own that isn't already " 77mm", but that's my personal preference. Hope this helps, Cheers
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Unless you buy the one with the electrical contacts for the newer lenses, you must have an older lense with an manual aperture ring on the lense, and run in manual mode. The problem with some of the lower end Nikons is that your exposure will be by trial and error, ie D5100 for example.
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Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring to mount the same filter on your smaller lens.(make sure that the adapter rings will work for your lenses of course) Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring... » Read More Check the specifications of the lens you are using on the D3200. And if it has 52mm mount, this will fit.If you have multiple lenses with varying mounts, you can get a step up/step down filter adapter ring (something like B001G45VTE - search for this ASIN at amazon - there are a whole lot of adapter rings available - I have never used this particular brand/model, but it is just an adapter ring - no moving parts, no glass, so you really don't need it to be the best out there). In this case, you should get a filter for your largest lens, and just use the appropriate adapter ring to mount the same filter on your smaller lens.(make sure that the adapter rings will work for your lenses of course) « Show Less
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If it is a Nikkor lens it should fit. Older Nikon lens will fit on newer cameras. Some other off brands do as well but I would suggest talking to a camera dealer or looking up on of the camera sites to be sure. Borrowed lens have a very extensive collections and they might be able to tell you if your old lens will fit and work with the newer cameras.
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Yes, you can use this lens on any Nikon that can take G-lenses (like the D3300). But be aware that if you do have a DX/crop sensor (like the D3300), then the lens will work as a 36mm (still at 1.4). It is a spectacular lens, but unless you want to move to a FX/full frame sensor later, there is probably a cheaper alternative in Nikon's DX range. I use it on a D800 and love it!
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To get a similar field of view (image) lens for a D90 or D5200, you would want to get the Nikon 35mm f1.8G AF-S DX lens. The Nikon 1 18.5mm f1.8 is much smaller and will not fit on a D90, nor on a D5200. Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
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Lisa, Look on your lens, it will tell you what size it is. If it is a 52mm then the macro lens here will fit it. If it is not 52mm do another search on Amazon and you will find the proper size macro lens for your Nikon. :)
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The camera type or model you have doesn't matter. Every lens has a specific thread size. I bought a 52mm that matches my lenses. You need to check your thread size on your lens and confirm you ordered the correct size. You may need a step up or step down ring if you want to keep this item as is since your lense isn't likely a 52mm thread size.
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I would go to the Nikon web site... look at the teleconverter section and find this model and then go to the compatibility section for lenses it is compatible with ...... I would be leary about purchasing them (especially used).........
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Yes, every lens will you use a different filter size. Some will be the same, but there are quite a few different ones. If you go to the Nikon USA website and search your lens, there will be a filter size listed in the details page.
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The lens should fit your D5200 as it is basically the same camera to my D5100. The lens works perfectly and takes super shots. You will love it!
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My guess would be that the TC-20E III would be compatible w/ your D5200 camera, but DEFINITELY not w/ the 18-300 mm lens. You can check out which lenses it is compatible with by following this link to Nikons website. http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Camera-Lenses/AF-S-Teleconverter-TC-20E-III.html
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As long as the filter thread on those lenses is 52mm, yes you can. You just need to check what the thread size is for the lens.
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If your lense is 52mm than yes ... Most DSLR's are 52 or 58, just double check before you order by looking on the lense itsself.
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You can use this lens, but it won't autofocus on Nikon bodies without a built in the body focusing motor. D80, D90, D7000 and up have those, but not the D5200.