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Question: Will this lens work on my new Nikon D7000
Document: Had I tried to do it by focusing manually, I would have produced a pile of fuzzy photographs. I bought the lens in 2011 at Arista Camera in Bronxville, NY. All I can say is that Nikon must have updated it with an internal drive, even though they had already created a new 300mm "G" lens.
It was very good but some part of this leance dosen't work,it work but it isitile bit loose so .
Everything seems to be in order with the lens. It's been more than a month that I'm using it, I have no reason to complain. This lens auto focus greatly with the D7000.
Greatquality lens.Terrific service. Promptdelivery. Takes fabulouslyclear photo'sw/Nikon D40. Nomanual so will need to research all the how to's- otherwise would be a 5 star rating.
this is a mid-level nikon lens with ED glass and decent build quality--not cheap, but not tank-like either. the lens extends way out at 300 mm, and you have to twist the manual focus ring (which is a bit stiff) to get it to fully retract.
basically, the 70-300 ED is the perfect complement to the 18-70 kit lens for the nikon d series. it's worth having because of the 1.5 mag factor which means it's actually a 105-450mm, which gives you plenty of reach. add a teleconverter and you can get to 900mm (!).
I read all the reviews and concur with most. It is no more or no less than I expected based on reviews by others. It is a very good lens for the price and its condition was exactly as stated by the supplier. It works perfectly on my Nikon D80. I would have preferred a faster lens with macro capability, but this lens takes care of a problem for now.
Picture quality is excellent, what you'd expect in a Nikon lens in this price range. Cons:  it's a large heavier lens, not even including the lens hood, and at f/4-5.6, you really need a good quantity of light for it. But if you're looking for a lens that will give you the magnification you find missing in the stock lens, then this is it. The price is very good for the quality you're getting.
Go to Nikon's own website NikonUSA.com and compare the technical specifications of this version and the 'G' version of this lens. There are only three differences. One is that the 'G' version has its aperture set only by the camera body, while the 'D' version can have its aperture set either by the body or by a ring on the lens. All recent Nikon bodies set the aperture. The ring on the lens is invariably locked on all recent camera bodies.
I imagine that these authoritative pro-reviewers will not believe this, but I have a 300mm 4-5.6 "D" lens which is 100% identical to the lens pictured in this listing, and it DOES autofocus on my Nikon D5000 camera body. Yes, I know that this would require the "D" lens to have an internal drive just like the newer "G"-series lenses, and no, I do not use hallucinogenic drugs.
Answer: Yes, this lens is fully compatible with your D7000.  Hope this helps.Thank you for shopping our store.  We appreicate your business. Blue Penn Cameras