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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why doesn't my nikon 300mm f4D lens auto focus on my D750?

A: It should autofocus as long as both the D750 body and 300mm lens are set to autofocus. Check to make sure that the lens is set to M/A and the switch on the body is set to AF . It is possible to hit this switch and move it to M by accident. You may want to also check the various Autofocus settings in the Custom Function menu. Important- if you have programed the AE-L/AF-L back button to be AF On and forgotten about it, the camera won't autofocus when you press the shutter release button halfway down as it does by default. Simply reprogram the AE-L/AF-L button back to the original function in the Controls menu. That should fix your problem.

Q: 2. Can Nikkor AF-S 24/1.8G ED be used with Nikon F6?

A: Yes, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.8G ED Lens is compatible with the Nikon F6 35mm SLR Autofocus Camera Body. The aperture of the lens is operated through the front or back dial.

Q: 3. Is the manual focus mechanical or focus-by-wire?

A: This lens would be mechanically focused

Q: 4. Will this lens autofocus on the D7100??

A: Yes, that is the camera I use this lens with.

Q: 5. will this work with the d5200?

A: I had the D5300 and now I have the D610 Nikon and this lens is great and I use a tell converter in which bring it to a 425mm.

Q: 6. Can you recommend a lens case (such as Lowepro) for this lens?

A: The Lowepro Lens Case 11 x 14cm (Black), BH #LOLC1114, is a great option for the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 105mm f/1.4E ED Lens.

Q: 7. I bought this lens recently but am having problems getting clear photos wide open. I found that going to F8 gets good results but of course that's a lot of light to give up. This includes shots at a fixed object from a tripod with delayed shutter. Any ideas ? Nikon D810 and this lens and/or TC14.

A: Hi Yelena, it might help to know what your subject matter is. I shoot birds and surfers with this lens wide open with a TC14 and get very sharp images (also w/ a D810). As a matter of fact this lens is quite well known for it's crisp and sharp images. Of course, wide open with a TC is 5.6 which is the sweet spot. One thing I did which may help is to ditch the stock tripod mount and get one of the after-market mounts which stabilizes the lens better. Good luck.John

Q: 8. I am taking dance photos of my daughter both my lenses that I use are f2.8 14 - 70 and a 70 to 200. I can move around during dress rehersal thought on this lens for dance or other lens to add? some numbers the lighting is low or the backdrop is dark. using nikon 7100 and would like to keep iso low

A: I would not recommend this lens for anything involving action, especially dance which can be unpredictable. This is a manual focus lens. You should get an auto focusing lens. I'd recommend the Nikon 200mm-500mm f/5.6.

Q: 9. My camera is not listed. Would this lens work on a D5000?

A: Yes, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 20mm f/1.8G ED lens would be fully compatible for use with the Nikon D5000 DSLR camera.

Q: 10. How this lans compare to the 85 1.4 ? Thanks

A: Both are very good lenses, it is more a matter of personal preference. Sharp, bright, fast, what's not to like about either one? Other than the focal length difference, not much to differentiate the two. If you have the 85, don't get the 105. If you are getting a new lens in this class, get the 105. One could be happy with either one.