Can this extender be used with a Nikon D90 and the Tamron 70-200mm 2.8 lens
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My advice is to go to Nikon's website where there should be a lens compatible chart or do a Google search.
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It will work with your tamron but it will not work with the lenses that the come with cannon camera.
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Should work as long as the Tamron lens is the appropriate configuration with a Canon Mount. I am sure it would not work with either the Nikon or Sony Mounts
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should work fine on the D5100 all the extension tube is, basically is a tube, with the electronic contacts to talk to the lens and the camera. Have no idea about Tamron lenses. Everything I have is Nikkor brand.
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Yes, it should work fine if you have the Tamron 18-270. If it's some other lens, I can't say.
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I am not familiar with Nikon but I have Canon T2i with an extended 70mm lens as well and it was not a problem.
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Hello Fronia. Yes. It will indeed work with the Tamron lens on your Nikon D3100. Thank you - Chester
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It should work with all Tamron lenses but to be sure I would go to Tamron's website.
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This extension will work with any Nikon adaptable lens if that lens has the ability to manually set the f-stop and focus. There is no electronics transferred from you camera to the lens so these adjustments must be done manually. Some automatic lens are only controlled by the camera and in that case usually the f-stop automatically goes to the smallest setting making it hard to see through the view finder to focus.
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Hi Cynthia, The extender won't help you. It's for DSLR cameras. What you need is a Celestron 93626 universal adapter. If you wish to see how these work, look up "Digi-scoping" on YouTube. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I have used it on that very lens, as well as the 40mm f/2.8 pancake and the Tamron 17-55mm f/2.8.
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The D90 it will work on. It's a matter of preference between Sigma and Tamron. I prefer Tamron. Myself and a couple friends have used them for some time and I've always had good results. As with looking at various products all I can suggest is the boring activity of comparing and looking at reviews. I would also suggest looking at a Tamron 18mm-200mm. I use this as my primary lens as it covers so much. But I do have 70mm-300mm. Hope this helps.
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I tried it on my mini Nikon DSLR. Yes, it could work; however I would not recommend it. It is hard to hold it steady because the DSLR are heavier than a regular camera. I think that it would be even harder to hold if you have a regular DSLR. You'll find it more of an inconvenient. The extender is meant for small regular cameras. I've received a LOT of compliments using it on our recent trip :)
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I dont have the same body and lens you have, but I can report success with a 70D body using a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 using this extender. The fstop jumps to f/5.6 and the autofocus still worked perfectly through the next 2 or 3 stops.
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It would depend what the lenses are. there are 2 adaptors for Nikon lenses. I know because I accidentally ordered a different one from Fotodiox before this one.
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Yes. I have a D90 and it works fine. The D90 has a built in focus motor in the body, so it should work with just about all Nikon type lenses in the last 20 years or so.
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I purchased the Canon version as that's what I own. So my specific lens can not, however Tamron makes the same sense for Nikon (http://amzn.com/B003YH9DZE).