Is the AF NIKKOR 20mm f/2.8D compatible with the Nikon D60?
I have a Nikon D60 at work and I need a wide angle lense to take interior home photos and I want to make sure this lens is compatible. If it isn't, any suggestions as to what lens I should buy? I don't want anything that is fisheyed. Thanks!!!!!!
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Nikon offers two types of autofocus digital camera bodies: those with a built-in focus drive motor and those which require a lens to have a motor. Cameras such as the D60 do not have a focus motor in it so they require the lens to have the focusing motor – an “AF-S” lens. While these bodies can use a lens with no focus motor (an “AF” lens) you would have to manually turn the focus ring to bring the subject in to sharp focus.
My husband bought me the Nikkor 20mm f2.8D AF lens for my Nikon D60. But it appears that my camera is not compatible with the lens as far as autofocusing. I would like an autofocus lens for my Nikon D60 similar to the 20mm/f2.8. Is there such a lens? Thanks!
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Not 20mm no, the closest you will get in AF-S is either the 24 f/1.4 or the 28 f/1.8
With a recent Nikon camera (say, my D7100), will the camera adjust the aperture of this lens when in P or S mode, or must that be done manually?
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The aperture will automatically change as you adjust the shutter speed in P or S exposure modes when taking pictures with this lens attach to the D7100 or any other Nikon DSLR.
With an autofocus camera (D7100) can the lens (or camera) be set so as to allow ONLY manual focusing, as in zone focusing for street photography?
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Yes depending on the lens it will have a {M) manual and a (A) Auto setting. Set the lens to (M) and you can manually focus. Better lenses have a(M/A) setting that allows you to manual or auto focus without changing setting.
Recently I purchased a Nikkor 20MM F/2.8D anticipating that I would be able to use the aperture ring on the lens. However the only configuration the camera will allow me to shoot in is while the lens is locked at F22. I wanted to use this lens to manually control the aperture rings for more consistent daylight time-lapse.
I have tried using all manual modes, manual focus, etc. with no luck. Anytime move the aperture ring the camera reports an "fEE" error. Am I misunderstanding how the aperture ring is supposed to work?
The lens works great outside of that. Just wish I could figure our the aperture ring.
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You cannot use the aperture ring on the lens. It must be left at minimum aperture and you control aperture with camera. It is that way with all Nikon DSLR's.