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Question: Does this work and fit the D90? Thanks.
Document: Used this lens for weddings and taking nature photography. Lens made solid feels and plays nice.VERY sharp all threw aperture settings. I used this lens on my D90 D700. Its a must have lens if you like to play in the micro world. REALLY IS A TRUE MICRO.
The 60mm micro is an amazingly sharp lens perfectly suited for macro work. I also have a 105mm micro, but the 60mm gives me better images.
The bokeh is awesome, the autofocus works exceptionally well, except for Macro work, but then who uses autofocus for macro anyway. All in all, this is one of Nikkor's finest lenses.Phillip Chancey
Quality lens that you would expect from a company like Nikon -- great for macro work and I use it underwater, in a camera case, for small critters. Highly recommend.
I bought this lens about seven months ago and wanted to get some use out of it before I wrote my review. This has been a great lens for macro photography work that I do. I have not had any problems with it and the lens quality is very good.
This lens is the BEST! I can get about 2 inches from my subject and still focus! the auto focus doesn't work with the Nikon D40 because it needs AF-S, but I am fine with using manual focus. Truly, I don't care about the inability to zoom. Overall a great lens.
The 105mm macro is the way to go for that.---Edited with the following: I've seen 1 and 2 star reviews for this lens because it will not autofocus with the Nikon D40, D40x, and D60(and possibly others). All the other functions still work, just have to manually focus it. **If you want autofocus with the above mentioned Nikon bodies, get the new G version of this lens.
a bonus all the way around :)A note to point out is, this lens is a 60mm on an FX body. If you are shooting with a DX body this lens will work great but the equivalent is 90mm. Another bonus for DX shooters,,,,,,,now you have a nice portrait lens to boot!Be it around the garden, street shooting, micro work or portraiture,,,,, I feel strongly that this little lens is a keeper and a GEM!
I am an advanced photo hobbyist doing some smaller gigs for pay. Beside this lens, I own the Nikon D90 body, 50mm f/1.8 (SO fast and sharp), and a Tamron 24-75mm f/2.8 (because I can't yet afford the Nikon lenses with a similar zoom range and low light capability).This lens was everything I hoped it would be and more.
I have quite a few nikon lens (17-55mm F2.8, 70-200mm F2.8) but somehow i keep coming back to this Micro lens to shoot my portraits! I know I know...it should be used for macro work, but its awesome for portraits too! Images are really really sharp! Beware when you are shooting older ladies...all the wrinkles come out!! Also a good working distance from subject...not too far, not too close.
Answer: 1. Yes it both works AND fits.  The D90 has a motor drive to actuate the older Nikon auto-focus system.  And as far as fitting goes: Almost all Nikon lenses fit current Nikon cameras.  Nikon does a great job of keeping their system backward compatible.