Can I use this lens in a Nikon D600?
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Yes, but since the lens is a dx series lens it will be cropped using it with an fx camera such as the d600
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Hi Jorge. You can, but this is a DX lens. Your D600 is full frame (FX). If you use a DX lens on an FX-format camera the camera will automatically engage its built-in DX crop mode. It will capture the image from the center section of the sensor only, so you get less of the image you may want. You may want to consider the 16-35mm f/4 for just a bit more, or find a good used 14-24mm f/2.8, which are both FX lenses. Scott
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Hello James:I use the 12-24mm lens on my Nikon D300 and it works just fine so I imagine it would work on your D60 without any issues. That said, just to make sure why don't you call Nikon Technnical Assistance for assurance. To date I have used my 12-24mm lens primarily for architecture an closeup and am very pleased. Before purchasing this lens I was seriously considering the Tokina 11-16mm which is a superb lens, but I thought the short focal length would frustrate me. I hope this helps. Take care,
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This was the first lens I bought when I switched from a DX D7000 to an FX D600. If you plan to eventually move up to a FX Nikon body I'd definitely recommend this lens as it will work on your D60 (but as Tom V said, the D60 won't take full advantage of the lenses capabilities). One of the first photos I took with this lens was printed on 13" x 19" photo paper and I'm very impressed with the results. Years ago I bought the Nikkor 70-300mm 4.5-5.6 G lens not knowing it was an FX lens. It worked well on the DX body but much better on the FX D600. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it should work just fine since it is a DX lens. I have put this lens in a D60 with no issues.
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i had a D60 which was dropped. i have a 3100 and the lens work in this camera.
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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'm not sure about the D60 but i can tell you that it worked with my D80 without any trouble. Best of luck.
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Hello, i will be glad to help you, Firstly i am not sure exactly if the D60 you are talking about is a canon camera. it sound to me you mean a Nikon D60. if that is what you have, i will say, i am pretty sure the mounts on the lens and cameras are not compatiable between the two companies (Canon and Nikon). so i will say no.
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regretably I'm not familliar with the Nikon D600, so I can't answer your question. Sorry. Barrie Bracken
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Hi Efrain, yes, the lens will work with the A6000 without using an adaptor. The camera is fully compatible with any E-mount type lenses. Thanks_Mitch
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Used it on mine for years. It is a great lens. Still have it for my D600, D7100, and D7000.
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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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One of the great things about Nikon is Nikkor lenses for years will fit mechanically almost all Nikon cameras. However, this lens is designed for full frame models so you will not get the full value or capability of the lens with a D60. I'd suggest a different lens model at less cost although you may not get the full range of this remarkable lens.
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Yes, BUT the D60 doesn't support screwdriver type focus lenses like this one, so you would always have to manually focus it. If you want autofocus you will need to buy ONLY lenses that have integrated motorized focusing servos. Cameras like the D90, D300, & D7000 can use both type lenses but your D60 requires lenses with built in autofocus servos (if you want it to autofocus).
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Absolutely. My wife and I both have D600's and this lens works perfectly with them.
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It works with my D610 no issues, so I don't see why it wouldn't work with a D600.