Auto Focus Lenses for D60

[c_smith2]

<p> Can anyone tell me or give me a list of all the glass lenses that will auto focus when used on a d60?</p>

[anthony_bez]

<p>All Nikon AF-S lenses will...</p>

[Michael R Freeman]

<p>It's a long list!</p>

<p>All <a href="http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/lens/af/dx/index.htm">DX Nikkors</a> <strong>except</strong> the 10.5mm Fisheye.</p>

<p>All <a href="http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/lens/af/index.htm">autofocus Nikkors</a> that have "<strong>AF-S</strong> " in the designation.</p>

<p>All autofocus Sigma lenses that have "<strong>HSM</strong> " in the designation.</p>

<p>There are others. Some Tamron and Tokina lenses now feature internal lens focusing motors, but I'm not familiar with the designation used to indicate that feature.</p>

[andylynn]

<p>Any Nikon-compatible AF lens that has its own motor. AF-S and HSM, yes, but there are others that aren't particularly well labelled. I was looking for a 3rd party tele at Calumet a while back when I had a D60 and had to resort to mounting lenses on it and seeing if they AF'ed. Ended up with a Sigma that had a motor but was not HSM (it's a non-silent motor) and didn't have anything written on it to indicate that it had one.</p>

[mark_drutz]

<p>As noted Nikon lenses with motors are designated AF-S and Sigma as HSM. Sigma, Tamron, and Tokina also make lenses with motors that have no special designation. You have to check with the maker or a reliable seller. Fortuneately there are now a lot of lenses with motors and more are coming out.</p>

[Peter_in_PA]

<p>If you order from B&H, they have thoughtfully provided info on all lenses (I think), telling you when they won't AF on that camera!</p>