A:AnswerIt is a DX lens, it should work on the 5100. As far as wide angle; it is very close to the 18-55mm lens that comes with most Nikon cameras. It is much heavier but with the f2.8 aperture it is a faster lens and the pictures are noticeably sharper; particularly if you blow up and/or crop your pictures.
A:AnswerFirst the finance offers require the use of the Best Buy credit card, and you may have answered your own question without realizing it. So if you want the 36month promotion that is designated for a TV, then you can simply purchase the TV and then also add the Nikon purchase to the same receipt. Now everything on the same receipt gets the 36 even if for some reason you don't decide to keep the television. The promotion stays for the Nikon if the TV for some reason is not something you wish to keep. But who knows perhaps you fall in love with both items and you end up with excellent financing on two items.
A:AnswerCamera Lenses are warranted by Nikon, Inc. to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of purchase plus 4 extended years (total of 5 years).
