Can I use a Kenko Lens with a Nikon D60?

Assuming the lens has a Nikon mount, then it will fit and work on the D60. Sigma makes lenses for a variety of cameras; a lens with a Canon mount, for example, will not fit onto a Nikon camera. However, the 70-210 is a rather old lens. Unless it specifies "HSM" it will not autofocus on the D60. The D60 does not have an autofocus motor, relying on the lens to have one. Nikon calls such lenses "AF-S" while Sigma designates theirs "HSM".

Yes it is compatible with Nikon D60.

http://www.nikonusa.com/Service-And-Support/Service-And-Repair.page

NO!
If the Kenko is for Canon EOS, do not use it on your Nikon. The mount is different, and you can damage your camera.

Sell it on Ebay and get one for Nikon AF mount.

Christine

Is it a Nikon mount indeed. What a question!?! Couldn't fit any other mount on the camera!!! Just a guess here, the lens is probably not aa AF-I, an AF-S or a DX lens. The D60 has limited lens usage. The lens types mentioned are the only ones that fully work on the D60. It will work with G types as long as they are also AF-I or AF-S. AF and AF-D lenses will not auto focus. Hope this helps. Will

Hi I had a similar problem with a 50mm prime and I fixed it by locking the aperture ring on the lens in place.

Yes, it will work just fine. I have this lens and my father has basically the same camera (D40) and it works just fine with this lens.

I believe Promaster does not have any lenses with focus motor in the lens, so it will not autofocus with your D60. Their AF versions for Nikon will work with your camera's metering system for proper exposure, but you would have to focus manually.

Yes the new nikon D60 needs lens with a built in a/f motor. Your lens will go on and work but you will
have to manual foucs

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