I have the latest Nikon F5 and F6. Will not work with either. I did not buy this specific Art lens but did buy the 14mm Art....Does NOT work with my F6....With these lens you will one aperture setting F5.6.
That is it. Not sure if autofocus will work, don't use it. None of the ART lens after the 50 mm will work with Nikon cameras.
The ART lens do not have the rear holder for the gels. But Sigma has made a rear hold for Canon cameras D-------. Its a 35.00 accessory. Filter holder are available for front mount. I use the Lee holder but there are others.
Listed by Sigma as both Nikon and E, (and separate listing for Sony E), which I think is Nikon E mount, I guess the Nikon is G mount, could be D, the site is not clear about which Nikon versions. A Nikon shooter could send Sigma and email. I shoot Minolta/Sony A, so none for me.
Hi Paul ,I'm also a Sony/Minolta shooter .
GWalls confirms above that these lenses
are not compatible with film camera's .
With regards to Nikons lens mount , there isn't a E,D or G mount .
Nikon SLR's & DSLR's are Nikon F mount .
I think they call their mirrorless digital camer "J" mount ( A.K.A R.I.P ).
The letters you mention are just different lens desination's , ie the "D" type is the only type of Nikon A/F lens I buy , these are screw driven with an aperture ring , so can be used on any camera A/F or M/F .
"G" lenses don't have an aperture ring and can't be used on earlier A/F film cameras ( or with limitations )before a certain date or MF cameras .
I think these new "E" type lenses only work with cameras that were released after 2007 . So any DSLR's that came out earlier are not compatible , and as no new film cameras came out after then , non are compatible either .
But all Nikon SLR & DSLR lenses are "F" mount , including the "DX" crop sensor lenses and the Pronia APS SLR's .