Can you use with other brands made for Nikon full frame such as Rokinon and Tokina?
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Yes, any lens with the Nikon mount will work. I use it with a Tokina 10-16mm and it works great.
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Yes, any nikon lens will work. All you have to remember is a full frame 35mm will not give you the field of view, like a DX 35mm will.
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Oh, sorry, I'm not familiar with that model. I have a Nikon D80 and they work with that. You do have to be careful about the size/weight of the lens, though.
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My Tokina wide angle lens cap snaps on with no problem. I would think nikon caps will work the same.
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I am a Nikon Camera fan and shoot with 3 different DSL cameras.The Rokinon will work on any Nikon with the Nikon adaptor that comes with the800mm Rokinon. However; it will only work in manual mode and will not self focus orchange the f stop, you will have to make all your adjustments yourself. I enjoy using this lens for my hobby of bird photography, it is both clear and sharp.
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Hi, you can use any other brand of memory card, as long as it will not exceed to 64GB. (max memory card that has been tested to work on this camera is up to 64 GB). -Ely
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This should work on a nikon D300 however i do not recommend it if you're not planning to buy a full frame camera. You might be better off with tokina 11-16 for d300. It is wider and cheaper and smaller. However the 11-16 won't work with full frame cameras.
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If your Tokina has a 77mm thread size, this kit comes with a 77mm adapter. It should work no problem.
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No. It's made for DX cameras like the D300, D90, etc. Whenever you see a lens labeled DX it's for cameras with smaller sensors. For full frame you need a lens labeled FX.
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Yes you can, this lens was intended for full frame cameras. I use it on my 5d mark
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I don't know for sure, but if you go to Nikon's website you should find a compatibility chart.
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Canon and Nikon are very brand specific so I would think not. You will have to research the correct cable needed for Nikon. Do a Google search or email the helpdesk at BHphotovideo.com
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I use it on my Nikon D70 without any problem, not sure if this helps, but I have found that all my Nikon lenses have been interchangeable with other Nikons that I have used.
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I don't know about the Tokina but I have attached polarizing lenses directly to it. It has threads on both sides so as long as the lens sizes are the same it should be fine
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I'm not sure about other brands, but I do know it works with all Canon DSLRs.
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Certainly works with Nikon. It has a mode change to allow it to work with both brands.
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I purchased mine for use with a Nikon D200 and what I found was that the Right Angle ships with a series of adaptors each made to fit specific brands. I also found that the construction of the eyepiece around the camera's view finder is relatively standard respective to brand. At least with the Nikon. You may want to consider contacting Opteka and posing that question to them. They have been pretty responsive in the past.
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No. This is designed for a much smaller sensor (2.7x image from standard 35mm or FX digital sensor). Much like trying to use a DX lens on an FX camera like the D700 (I believe). In other words, the image would come no where near covering the sensor. The reverse is not true, though. Standard full image lenses may be used on the Nikon One as the image more than covers the smaller sensor. Hope this helps.