Re: Re[2]: [Nikon_D-SLR] D800 and DX Lenses/P.S.

I think you are right, Jim, but was wanting a lens like it for the FX body.  
That 17-55 / 2.8 lens is my 'go to' lens. I absolutely love it and want one for 
the FX at full MPs.
Sheila



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 From: Jim Bartee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re[2]: [Nikon_D-SLR] D800 and DX Lenses/P.S.
 

  
Sheila,
I think it will work but will be at a lower resolution than an FX lens.
-jim
www.jimbphotos.com


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From: "Sheila Kinney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 2/19/2012 7:29:51 PM
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>If my 17-55 won't work on the FX body, is there a comparable Nikon lens that 
>will?
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>Sheila
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>Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 7:22 PM
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>Kelly and Roy,
>Thanks for your reply to my D800 and the Tamron lens question.  Below is a 
>list of my good glass.  Is my Nikon glass good enough for the D800? Kelly, you 
>were a big help to me when we decided to purchase our 70-200.  You said we 
>would never be sorry and we haven't been!  Now I am hoping the 17-55 is not a 
>DX only lens so that I can't shoot the full 36MP.  Do you know? Thanks ever so 
>much for your help! As always this group is wonderful!
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>Nikkor AF-S 70-200/2.8 ED RV II, Nikkor AF-S VR
>MICRO 105/2.8 IF-ED , Nikon 17-55MM F/2.8 G-APS ED-IF DX , and a  Nikon 
>TC-20EIII 2X Teleconverter
>Sheila
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>yes Sheila, your lenses will fit on the D800.  That said, when the D200
>debuted, there were a number of people who were using lenses that were of
>fair quality... certainly good enough on their previous camera, who were now
>getting sub par results... The higher the image quality of a camera, the
>more lens quality that it takes to maintain that image quality.  Nikon has
>said, that if you are using good quality glass that this will not be an
>issue... so How good is the glass in your tamron lenses?  since I dont have
>either of them, I could not begin to say... but I raise the question... and
>I raise it for several of the nikon midrange lenses as well.  if they are
>good quality glass then they will be great on the D800 as well, but if not,
>then you will be very disapointed with them on the D800.
>Kelly Todd
>Http://www.nikonkelly.com <http://www.nikonkelly.com>
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>From: "Sheila Kinney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 8:05 PM
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>I have read that the new D800 can use DX lenses, too. I was wondering if it
>would us my two Tamron lenses? I have a 18-270 / 3.5-6.3 and a 28-75 /
>2.8.Can anyone tell me if they would work on the new D800?
>Sheila
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