will this lens work with the d 7000 camera
1441579
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.
1441580
Yeah absolutely it will. The only thing to keep in mind that this is a Full Frame lens.. Since D7000 is a cropped sensor, you're not going to get the 24mm view - you'll get approximately 36mm view. I've been using the lens for nearly six months now, and it's fantastic.
984157
I use this lens with my D7000 and it works great. I think it would work just as well with the D7100. The lens mount and connectors, as far as I know, are the same.
896299
Yes, the Lens will work on a D7000. However this is an FX lens and on a D7000 which has a cropped sensor it really becomes a 105-300mm because of the 1.5 crop factor.Many FX users comment on soft edges, but because of the 1.5 crop you will be using the center part of the lens and should not be an issue for you.
443680
Absolutely. I use it on my D7000. An amazing lens for clarity. You'll love it.
55023
Designed for full frame (FX) will work great on your 7000. You'll get a 42-450mm. With the 1.5 crop factor of the APS-C sensor (DX) on the 7000. Great glass!
1846287
I don't know with certainty if its compatible with the D700. I purchased mine to use with a D300 and it screws into remote release socket on the front of the camera body.
2245088
I recommend you go to Nikon.com site and check the lens compatibility chart ... I did it before buy it. Mine is D7100
1614061
Yes it will. Here is a link from the kenrockwell.com site. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d7000.htm Just get it, trust me you won't be sorry. I love mine.
816659
yes, should be compatible. the tokina 35 is a screw-drive lens; however the d7000 has a focus motor to drive AF.
1974441
I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture,... » Read More I don' know if it will work on the 7000. It worked on my D600, but as soon as I realized the tremendous limitations this product had, I immediately listed it for sale on eBay and dumped it. If you are looking for a device that will permit you to control your camera from a remote device, this is not the right product for you. About the only thing you can do with this device is manually focus the camera and fire the shutter. If you want to adjust the camera settings, you must unplug the unit from the camera because while it is plugged in, it disables all of the camera controls (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc) Take a look at the CamRanger. It costs more, but then you get what you pay for. « Show Less
615461
I am not positive on this. To answer yes would be misleading, however I have been looking at the Nikon D-7100, and there was one review where the Sigma 150-500 mm lens was used. Perhaps the best way to find out without a large outlay of cash is to rent a Nikon D-7000 and try out the lens. If it does not work, then you haven't spent a great deal, and you have saved yourself a great deal of aggravation. Sorry I can't give you a more definitive answer.
1153215
I have a D3100 and it works perfectly! It does say it's compatible with the 7000, so I think you're ok
2008035
YES it works with my D7000. not the sharpest lens but a great all around flexibility option.
1096961
Yep. I've used it with my D7000 and D7100 - works great. It's a really nice lens.
1294097
Yes it should work just fine. I have the D7000 and it is the same form factor as the D7100. I primarily use the 16-85 VR zoom lens and it fits quite nicely. I have also used the 12-24 zoom lens and it works as well with this case.
929667
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.
441785
It will work with your D7000. If will not auto-focus and you'll need to set the aperture on the lens, not in the camera. But with this lens you set the aperture to f8 and the focus ring to just before the infinity mark and everything in your viewfinder will be in focus.