is this a fx or a dx lens
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This is a full frame (FX) lens, but you can use it on the DX camera bodies as well (but then you'll get the equivalent of 25,5-52,5mm lens). The construction is very solid, it's very sharp from f3.2, autofocus is fast and accurate. A very good investment if you need that angle range.
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It's meant for FX, but it can be used on a DX camera body. If used with a DX body, the lens becomes equivalent to 25.5 - 52.5 mm lens, which isn't very wide. Nikon DX sensors have a 1.5x crop factor. If used on an FX camera body, you will get a true 17-35mm field of view.
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Yes - here is the answer from the Nikon website: "FX cameras can also use DX lenses, however to avoid vignetting, the DX crop mode is automatically selected by the camera when a DX lens is attached."
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No. It's made for DX cameras like the D300, D90, etc. Whenever you see a lens labeled DX it's for cameras with smaller sensors. For full frame you need a lens labeled FX.
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It is a FX lens, that is full format. I do not see why it would not be compatible with a DX body like the D7000. Nikon USA site says, answering a similar question about the D200 and The D300, that Yes this lens is compatible with these 2 cameras.
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This lens is best for FX cameras not a.p.s. size c. You would be far better off with a DX lens.
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I use this lens on my D700 FX. The lens is not designed for an FX but the photos are beautiful. You should do just fine because the lens was made for a DX camera. It is an extremely tack sharp lens and the range is perfect for landscapes and wide angle shots.
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Look into the metabones speed poster for Nikon mount instead.An FX lens is for full frame so there is a crop factor. The metabones coverts your lens to FX and also increases you F stop by one.
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It's for both actually, you can use it for fx and dx cameras. Most lenses will work on dx cameras as long as you don't go too wide. I think nikon is trying to give the consumer a solid all around lens for the non pro with this product. My only negatives are the slow speed of the lens. As long as you in good light, you should be fine. This lens is not good for indoor photography without off shoe flashes.
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The 35mm gives a "normal" view on a DX camera while the 50mm gives a "normal" view on an FX camera. Both of these are great for portraits and will definitely be a step up. The 35mm gives a slightly wider angle. If looking to upgrade to a full frame FX camera, get the Nikon 50mm FX lens, but otherwise the 35mm DX lens is the way to go.
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Yes you can use a DX lens in FX mode, but depending on the lens, you will have moderate to severe vignetting. There woould be no point use the 35mm DX in FX mode because you would have to crop your picture to the size of a DX shot, but the excellent Tokina 11-16mm lens works quite well at 16mm in FX mode.
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This lens is not designed for an FX bodied camera. While it should function with the FX camera, the camera will likely adjust to DX mode (cropping the image like a DX camera does), or if it doesn't do that you will likely get vignetting at the wider settings.
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Look into the metabones speed poster for Nikon mount instead. An FX lens is for full frame so there is a crop factor. The metabones coverts your lens to FX and also increases you F stop by one.
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To answer the question, YES, DX lenses can be used in FX mode. You can turn off the auto DX crop and assign it to the func button if you want to. You can crop the picture later if you want. Even though the corners of some lenses will be shaded, you can get a neat looking square crop. You can have a lot of fun experimenting. On my Tokina 12-24mm F4, I can use it as wide as 17mm without vignetting. However, on my Tamron 17-50mm F2.8, it vignettes at all focal lengths.
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The Nikon D 3100 camera can use DX, FX and prime lenses. All DX cameras and full-body Nikon cameras can use the same lenses.
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Should work with both FX and DX fine (in manual focus of course). The Fuji will crop the FX to its own APS sensor area as any DX Nikon body would do. Ive used a variety of all lenses equally well.
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My experience putting this lens on a DX (D90) camera was disappointing. The focal length is drastically changed to more like 105-300. Marrying this with a DX is like putting a race motor in a station wagon. It ends up working, but for the investment, there isn't the payoff you would expect. This lens really belongs on an FX sensor camera. Realizing this, I went and upgraded my body to the D750 and I have been happy ever since.
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Yes, this lens is mainly for FX cameras however works great on DX cameras like the D7000 just be aware that the focal length in DX is not 200mm because of the crop factor, anyway works great almost same as the Nikon but half price