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Nikon D200 (Body Only)
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August 4, 2007 5:58 PM
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August 4, 2007 7:02 PM
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In a word, no. Older lenses will not work on a D40 or D40x as those cameras do not have on-board motors to drive the AF systems in older lenses. Only newer AF-S lenses which have their own motors and receive focusing information electronically from the camera can be used with those two models.
The D200 does have a focus motor on-board though, so both AF-S and older AF lenses can be used with it.
(My I.Q. is over 130)
The D200 does have a focus motor on-board though, so both AF-S and older AF lenses can be used with it.
(My I.Q. is over 130)
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