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Question: Will this lens work with a Nikon D3000?
Document: I used a Tameron 28-300 in my film days. Much of my digital work was done with an 18-200 mm Nikon lens used with my Nikon D300 (DX). Now that I am shooting with a full frame D800 (FX) I wanted an all around versatile lens tor the full frame shooting. To date I am impressed with the lens. Like all zoom lenses it is not perfect but it sure works well for my style of shooting. Image quality is great. No complaints.
I like that I can keep this lens on when I am out shooting, and not have to switch between lenses. Unless I specifically am doing macro work or wide angle, this one works very well. Even though its not a very fast lens, the photos are clear that I do take. Would recommend this one.
Work for an airline and fly internationally, roughing it out of a bag and, been on a couple dozen trips since purchasing this lens and taken over 2k pics. An avid ametuer with an eye for detail, and this one lens does everything but sleep for me. An incredible "home run" to pair with my d5000. The "oohs and ahs" say it all for me.
If you don't need as much reach and want a non variable aperture, the 24-120 may work for you (not that much difference in price if you shop around).
This lens, on an FX body, with one smaller, faster lens (say, a 50mm or 85mm prime), a spare battery, and a couple extra CF cards in a fanny pack will take you from the air show to the car show to dinner and virtually never leave you wanting more.I'm keeping my tripod, but find myself using it less and less, except for studio type work.
I've been using the new Nikkor 28-300 for a while on my D700 for almost 90% of my work, and am very happy with it. This lens produces very sharp and contrasty pictures with lots but easily corrected distortions; is solid build, reliable and especially useful for walk around and travel photography without changing lenses. Doing this last in the middle of a trip means dust spots in your fragile sensor and waste of valuable time.
I am an &#34;advanced photographer non-professional. Work in a photo lab at a very large museum and do some teaching. I have been searching for a &#34;good&#34; telephoto that I can take on trips and replace a few lenses.I shoot both digital and film. This lens fits my D700 and F100. Therefore two bodies and one lens and 35 pounds less!The world of telephoto lenses is a far cry from the lens of 25 years ago.
I haven't had this for very long, but so far the images are very sharp. The VR II system seems to work as advertised and a bit better than my 70-200 VR 2.8.I'll be taking it on a trip (the reason I purchased) in a couple of weeks to put it through it's paces.So far very impressed. So much so, I'm letting my 70-300mm go.
It is fast enough, light-weight enough to consider if you could only take one lens. And, of course Nikon quality through-out.
Best one lens solution for Nikon cameras. Extremely sharp at all focal lengths. Best purchase for my camera equipment in years!
Answer: It will but you will loose all the wide angle capabilities due to the crop factor. I would go with the 18-200 or if you really need the extra range the 18-300.