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Question: Will this lens work with Nikon D5300?
Document: What I can tell you is that this store gets your order prepared and back in the mail to you in a hurry. I received my order as I was told that I would and it was in a factory sealed box too. It is a Christmas present so it has not been tested but I have no doubt that it will perform. I will write another review after the holidays and we have had a chance to test it out.My husband asked for a "zoom" lens and this should work for him.
This doesn't bother me much because I prefer to focus manually. I like the large area of the focus ring -- it's easy to find and work when you have your eye to the view finder.The lens comes with a lens hood and lens cover. Hoods and covers are listed in the recommended with this item section -- ignore that -- you don't need to buy anything but the lens and a protective filter.
Arrived with a slight visible flaw in the lens, but that wasn't a problem, I could deal with that. The biggest problem is the focus slide.... there is no slide, glide or anything. I literally have to muscle it to zoom in or out. I had a old version of this lens for my old camera and it was awesome... this is pretty much useless. I didn't return it right away thinking it was just stiff and would work out right away and become smooth and easy to move.
This is an entry level lens ONLY. If you care about sharpness or auto-focus speed or reliability do not purchase this lens. Mine works and it has for years, but whenever it gets shady the auto focus does not work. This is not my camera, it is the lens, because this only happens with this lens. It is noisy and slow too. At 300mm Your images will have a softness upon inspection. I have taken a few nice shots with this lens, but I have the Canon 70-300 and it is much better, but much more expensive (worth it).
It would probably work just fine with a 6fps 50D as the gallant steeds come and go, as well.The best compliment is that the riders love the photos and constantly offer to buy the special moments this lens can capture. For now, I just prefer to make the photos available and make friends, instead. If you like the price point, you'll love the value you get in return without a second mortgage. You also get a USA 6-year warranty and lens hood.
Great lens for the price.Pros:Great pictures up to about 280, the included hood worked great and made the pictures look much better, fits great in my bagCons:Was a little noisy on AF (not disturbing though), the lens is a little tight to turn to extend and you feel like you almost have to force it before it zoom's hopefully this will get better, the AF did not always work correctly at 300 but once it did it took good pictures.For the price you can't beat this lens!
Or if you are using this lens to shoot still objects this lens will work fine. This lens still blows away on my Rebel almost any point and shoot so, it is better if you are upgrading from a point and shoot and have no desire to professionally shoot photos or to compete against pros (this lens most likely wont cut it unless you spend more time than it is worth in Photoshop)Canon Lenses are by FAR superior to any of the 3rd party lens I have used. The Canon Lenses are MUCH crisper and display the colors much more accurately.
It excels in that area. Using a tripod and the manual focus allows me to get pretty good images. Although the focusing distance with Macro is approximately three feet, you can still fill the frame with flowers and their petals with the 300mm zoom.It is a good travel lens and it can work as a portrait lens as well by isolating the subject and providing a decent bokeh.The lens does not excel in any particular area. It provides you with the opportunity to try different areas of photography and as you grow you can upgrade to lenses that provide better quality but not the versatility.
Acording to the (will it work on My camera) Amazon says it won't work on the Canon Rebel XS however I have a Canon XS and I have had this lense for some time and it works perfectly on the Canon XS. I use it almost every day on the Canon XS. I use it mostly to take photos of wildlife and flowers. I normaly use it with a Tameron 2x teleconverter making it a 140 to 600mm lens. It is not a true macro lens but with the 2x teleconverter lens it comes pretty close to being one.
Great lens for the price. This lens really reaches out there. I was impressed with the clarity for such a low price. Other reviews were correct in stating the autofocus is problematic in less than bright light. A little practice with manual focus, however quickly overcomes this. I use it for low-light video surveillance investigative work and I am very pleased with it so far. Coupped with a Canon DSLR at 6400 ISO it gathers light just fine as long as you can hold it steady enough. Someday I'll be able to afford prime glass for my camera, but until then this does the job very well.
Answer: Yes that lens will work with any DX Nikon