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Nikon D80 (Lens Included)
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Mounting is not a problem, as Nikon F mount is a standard feature.
For focusing. traditional Nikon body has a built in motor and focusing is done through a pin that fits into a hole in the lens.
Take a look at the lens and see if the hole is there. That's the best way to confirm whether it will work with D80.
F65 takes on AF-S lens. see Thom Hogan's report If your Sigma works on F65, it is possible that it has a built in motor which D80 is not able to operate.
Problem is only you can tell because you might have bought a Sigma lens without a built in motor. So check for the hole in the lens and see if it is there.
For focusing. traditional Nikon body has a built in motor and focusing is done through a pin that fits into a hole in the lens.
Take a look at the lens and see if the hole is there. That's the best way to confirm whether it will work with D80.
F65 takes on AF-S lens. see Thom Hogan's report If your Sigma works on F65, it is possible that it has a built in motor which D80 is not able to operate.
Problem is only you can tell because you might have bought a Sigma lens without a built in motor. So check for the hole in the lens and see if it is there.
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