“what is the maximum optical zoom it can give and whether it will fit with D-5000 DSLR”

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• It has no zoom, it's a prime lens, meaning it's only at 35mm. On a Nikon DX camera it's right around 52mm, which means what you see with your eye will look the same distance as what you see through the lens. You will need to move closer to / further away from your subject to change the view. It will work fine with a D-5000. It's a great lens!

  Answered by havanajoe8 14 years ago

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• The 35mm is a fixed focal length lens. It doesn't zoom. Since the D5000 is an APS-C with a crop factor of 1.5, it'll have an effective focal range / perspective 52.5mm on a standard 35mm sensor (full frame).

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• This is a fixed focal length lense and thus does not zoom. It is compatible with the D5000.

  Answered by Anonymous 14 years ago

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• it is a prime lens, no zoom, and it will fit and work on any digital nikon dslr.

  Answered by itaylor 14 years ago

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