AutoFocus for D60? How would i know if this one does?
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All lenses that are AF-S (which have the built in motor) will focus on the D60, which includes this lens.
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I don't think so, I've been manually focusing since the day I started using it.....My suggestion, go to photography store and ask them WHICH adapters allow autofocusing...
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Are you sure? everything I have read so far states it doesn`t auto focus. Thats why I didn`t buy it yet. I can`t see buying one if I have to focus in shots anyways.
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The Nikon model with the chip does support focus confirm. In my D80, it's a small green light in the viewfinder.
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I got this lens for my D600. It's fun. With the D600, the camera has to be set completely manual and it won't take a pic unless the lens aperture is set at f/22. The focus ring seems to do very little unless the object is super close, everything else seems to be ok but nothing is spot on in focus. IMHO, if you're looking for something fun to play with it's an ok lens. Hope this helps.
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Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually set your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as they did on my D90. Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually set your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as they... » Read More Holly,I don't know specifically how that lens would work on the D600. I haven't used any old lenses on my D600 yet. But I have used some old lenses I had for my Nikon FE on my D90 and they would work, BUT they can only be used in completely manual mode (manually set your shutter speed, F-Stop and Focus), so you have to calculate your exposure the old fashioned way based on lighting conditions, ISO setting, etc to figure out the what's the correct Shutter/F-Stop combo to use. Since the D600, D90 and the FE all use the F mount, the older lenses should mount on the D600 and work as they did on my D90. « Show Less
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It does. It has, like many, a "flower" setting which allows you to get right up close. Exactly how close I'm not sure. The technical specs probably tell you how close you can get before autofocus doesn't work. (which is what happens when you get too close)
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It will not autofocus. If you purchase this lens you will have to manually focus all of your shots
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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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Probably not autofocus at least not reliability. You lose 2 stops and the D-7000 probably can't focus above F5.6
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autofocusing will not work, as you do not servo built in your camera. You should look for lenses marked "af-s"...or get D70, D80, D90, D7XXX, or any of hundrets DX00.
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It probaby won't autofocus for you, and you may need a lot of light at 5.6. I think it doubles the amoutn of light needed. That shouldn't be a problem for a stellar camera like the D7000. I have one and it does a great job in ultra low light.
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I used it on a D610. Plug one my first on broke when my kid twisted my camera. It worked really well before that. I then bought a second one and it quit working. It would focus the camera but not trigger the shutter. I confirmed this with a friend's D600. I sent it back to Rainbowimaging and waited... They did send me a new one and the replacement does work, but for my needs of just long exposures I'm going with a single button (with lock) dumb trigger.
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YesYou set the aperture to 22 and then the camera sets the aperture automaticly. It works on my D600
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Hi Emily, yes, this will autofocus on your D610. Aperture on camera controls. Some lenses have a switch between M and AF. This one does not.
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Hi Rick, i have a d600 and Works!, take a beautifull pictures, a Little slow to make focus, but take a beautifull pictures, great luminosity, great cristal clarity, a great one to small budgage! i love it! Juan Cisternas, sorry for my english, spanish are my native language!, Im from Chile! God bless you!
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No, this one isn't (at least the copy I bought didn't have it). You'd need a Nikon D50, D70, D90, D300, D7000 or similar in order to use autofocus (AF-D mode). There is another model that includes an AF-S motor and includes the feature in the description.