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Nikon D200 (Body Only)
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August 25, 2007 10:08 AM
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There is a Nikon camera-lens compatibility chart which you can refer to before making the next move.
In the chart, under the line D200 , you will notice a " No !" against both the pre AI lens and F3 AF lens
The explanation given is " No! " means ' Definitely do not use, for it may damage the camera body. Also, warranty will be void. '
Just make sure that your F3 lenses do not fall under this category and you should be 'OK' provided you do not mind manual focussing without the help of a split screen.
You probably will also have to overcome the metering problem because D200 cannot establish electronic contacts with the F3 lenses with respect to metering.
Beyond that there should be no other problems if your lenses are not F3 AF lens.
In the chart, under the line D200 , you will notice a " No !" against both the pre AI lens and F3 AF lens
The explanation given is " No! " means ' Definitely do not use, for it may damage the camera body. Also, warranty will be void. '
Just make sure that your F3 lenses do not fall under this category and you should be 'OK' provided you do not mind manual focussing without the help of a split screen.
You probably will also have to overcome the metering problem because D200 cannot establish electronic contacts with the F3 lenses with respect to metering.
Beyond that there should be no other problems if your lenses are not F3 AF lens.
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