Does Nikon D60 and Sigma EX 20-40mm f/2,8 DG work together? |
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Nikon D60 |
Release date 2008
Sensor of type DX / APS-C (1.5x)
10,2 Megapixels (3872 x 2592 pixels)
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Sigma EX 20-40mm f/2,8 DG |
Release date: 2001
Lens type: Normal Zoom
Focal Length on 20-40 mm and aperture f/2,8
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| Can you combine this camera and lens? |
| No, the products cannot be combined. Here are a few reasons. |
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- The lens supports auto focus but neither the camera nor the lens have a built-in auto focus (AF) motor. You as a photographer will not have a possibility to use auto focus to obtain a sharp image. Focusing manually will then be the only way to obtain sharpness.
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