Nikon D60 Digital Camera "70 300 autofocus" Questions

70-300 lens wont autofocus on d60.. HELP!!! i just bought a nikkor 70-300 af lens for my nikon d-60, but it will not autofocus.. all of the other lenses i put on this body will, so i know it's not the

...sales people either; I had a guy swear black an blue to me that a Nikkor 70-300 AF lens would auto-focus on a D60... wrong! In the custom settings menu 12 if AF is set to "on" autofocus is

...70-300. Having the lens and look for suaitable Nikon cameras to buy. Some charts are on the web. Search for your model of camera and compatible lenses. If your lens is an AF-S lens, then any of the ...

...use it inside my home .. the annoying Beam still come when i press the button half.. I am just fed up with it. I am using D90 with 50mm 1.8D lens.. same AF beam problem with Zoom lens also (70-300

...70-300 mm lens, I get the error regardless of the lens focus switch psition. I have just upgraded the firmware with no improvement. Hello The problem is that the lens has become stuck in the barrel. ...

...70-300 doesn't workin autoFocus mode. It My Sigma 70-300 (Nikon mount) doesn't workin autoFocus mode. It doesn't make any sounds when I try to use it in autofocus mode. When I try to autofocus the ...

...70-300 zoom lens compatible ? Tamron makes their lenses with a variety of mounts. A lens with a Canon mount, for example, will not fit a Nikon. Assuming the lens has a Nikon mount then yes, it is ...

...70-300 af.I would like to know if the lenses will work. I know I will have no auto focus. Yes, they will work. As you pointed out, they will not autofocus, but everything else will work, most ...

...70-300 telefoto lens with internal motor for my Nikon D40. I bought a Tamron 2x AFs teleconverter (compatible with D40 as per Tamron if using an "AFs"). My problem is, if I increase the focal lenght ...

...70-300 mm lens When I was taking pictures the other day I switched from normal mode to macro. I couldn't get it back into normal mode so I pushed as hard as I could on the front of the lens when it ...