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Tokina AT-X PRO 11-16mm F/2.8 DX Lens (Nikon D80)

  • 28-12-2012 7:58pm
    #1
    SuperWoody101
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    I bought a Tokina AT-X PRO 11-16mm F/2.8 DX Lens a about a week ago (love it) I have been using it on my D90 and it's great but I tried to use it on the D80 the other day but it would not work, same thing when I try to use my Sigma 28-300 on my D80. Am I doing something wrong or is it just a case that those lenses don't work on the D80?


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  • #2
    denismc
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    I have that lens on the D80 and it worked fine.
    Is there an error message when you try to take a photo?


  • #3
    SuperWoody101
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    denismc wrote: »
    I have that lens on the D80 and it worked fine.
    Is there an error message when you try to take a photo?

    Tried it again today and it worked? The Sigma 28-300 still won't work, it will work when set on the (M) mode but that's the only mode it works in. This is what it shows - f- - (that flashing on and off) CLOCK is also flashing on and off and it says (r09) when I try to take a pic? When I turn it off and back on again it MIGHT work for one shot but stops again?


  • #4
    denismc
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    Well, i know r09 is normal, that happens when you press the focus button.
    I am not an expert but it sounds like there is a communication problem between your camera and your lenses. All you can do is check the contacts between the lenses and the body for damage or dirt.
    After that i would recommend a visit to a good Nikon dealer.


  • #5
    SuperWoody101
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    denismc wrote: »
    Well, i know r09 is normal, that happens when you press the focus button.
    I am not an expert but it sounds like there is a communication problem between your camera and your lenses. All you can do is check the contacts between the lenses and the body for damage or dirt.
    After that i would recommend a visit to a good Nikon dealer.

    I will have a look, but my nikon lenses work fine on the D80.


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