Questions about Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 II Di LD MACRO 1:2, Nikon F

Yes. Rod AF is dead.

No. There are many such lenses with a Canon mount. Which Canon mount are you talking about? EF, EF-S, EF-M or RF?

yes, would have to.

Certainly not the Nikon. The Canon rather only via adapter.

The lens should fit.

Should be compatible. However, the lens is not particularly fast.

ja

Sure, but with a crop factor of 1.5, so on the d3200 it is effectively a 105-450mm.

Compatible yes, but it would be a real shame, because the image quality suffers extremely with such a cheap lens. If anything, I would go for the Nikon AF-S 70-300mm, f/4.5-5.6G VR to get a reasonably acceptable quality.

Yepp definitiv..

Fits. It was also made especially for DX cameras.

Unfortunately I don't know the J1. I use it on a D7200, where it fits without an adapter.

Nikon's mounting steps are the same on all their DSLR cameras so if it's compatible for my 7100 it will be for yours! :)

Works already... is also compatible for full format. But you can just use a D3300... ^^ The quality of the camera will go down the drain with such a cheap lens.... Never use a Pro camera with a cheap lens... rather use a cheaper camera with a pro lens.

This lens has a built-in motor and also works on a d5300. I used it myself for a while. But it is a super-zoom lens, which are always worse than the fixed focal lengths. If you are looking for a macro lens, you are much better off with a fixed focal length. (e.g. Tamron 90mm) But otherwise a great value lens! For 125.- you can't say much bad about this item...

Yes, it works without any problems. By the way, the question has already been answered in German ;-)

Yes, works surprisingly well

Hello this lens is for Nikon and not for canon

Yes, this is the A17NII model.