Nikon D90 Digital Camera with 18-105mm lens "body mounts" Questions

body D 700? Tokina makes their lenses with a variety of mounts. A lens with Canon mount, for example, won't fit onto a Nikon. Assuming you get the lens with a Nikon mount, then yes, you can use it

80~200 not focusing on my D200 Hello My 80~200 ED stopped autofocusing on my D200. It works on other DSLR bodies and my D200 is working well with other lenses. Please advise! Thanks If lens has ...

...direction. The contacts may not be lining up just right. If still no better, take the lens off the body and inspect the contacts at the top of the lens opening in the body, and also the contact ...

Nikon 18-105mm lens The lens mount is made of plastic and easily sheared off. I am not rough on equipment and never use force. I had to replace a brand new camera kit. If I buy any more lenses, I will

can you fit canon eos 888 lenses on nikon d3000 No. Nikon bodies are slightly thicker than Canon bodies. This allows a thin mount to adapt Nikon lenses to Canon bodies and still allow focusing to ...

Fitting a Sigma Lenset to Nikon D40 I cannot fit the Sigma 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG Macro lense to my Nikon D40, am I doing something wrong? You have to make sure you bought the sigma lens with a NIKON ...

...a lens is mounted with manual aperture ring. This ring should be locked on smallest aperture. The body closes the aperture just before taking a photo, but a manual (mechanical) setting could avoid ...

...T-mount. This consists of a screw mount on the lens and a suitable adapter, depending on the camera body. This allows a lens to be used with different cameras simply by changing the adapter.If your ...

...a matter of an improperly mounted lens, or likely dirty electronic contacts on either the camera body or lens. Give it a clean, remount the lens, clean the electronic contacts and try it manual ...

...lens and try and click it into place. Whatever device is communicating from the lens to the main body of the camera is lose. All the best. I was having the same problem with a Nikon DX 35mm 1:1.8 ...