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Look up the spec of the D600 , will suit your needs very cheaply, yes its old but has some fantastic features including FX 24mp, 2xcard slots, 2x user settings, built in flash, built in af drive motor, full hd video the list goes on.

Well done to you all

I'm waiting for everyone to go Z then i can get some real bargains, by the end of the year i will probably own nearly every F lens Nikon ever made as the prices drop 😂

I'm with you pal. 😉

PS, if you shoot in live view you basically have a mirrorless camera already.

Peter7100, i wish i had your funds lol. You say it won't improve your shots so why the change, in your position i would just get some top notch glass. I make do with my D5200 DX and D600 FX and that was a big jump for me from my trusty and very capable D200 (i still miss it). Got myself some...

Hi Ridz, do you realy need mirror less, i have a D5200 DX and a D600 FX and assorted lenses, afs af and manual both cameras are 24mp and the D600 has the built in motor so can use almost any lens. Should have gone with the D5300 as it has built-in wifi and gps and should have gone with the D610...

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DX (APS-C) Lenses: Designed for your camera's smaller sensor, making them compact and ideal. AF-S & AF-P Lenses: Essential for autofocus, as the D3300 lacks an in-body focus motor, making older manual-focus-only lenses difficult to use.

No damage then, best sell it on and get yourself a good used more modern lens. Ebay is a good place to start I've had some bargains in the past with afs lenses that wont auto focus, not a problem for me as i mainly use manual.

Hi, be very careful, you might trash your camera. If it mounts ok just shoot in manual, try a few shots at about f8 at 1/60 iso100 to start and adjust accordingly as you go. Best of luck and be careful mounting it.

D3xxx, D5xxx, FM2, FE2) are outright incompatible and will break the internal follower. When it works (with limitations): Nikon Df: Designed to accept non-AI lenses, often with the lever flipped out of the way, but you lose meter coupling (need stop-down metering). D7xxx (e.g., D7500): Can...

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Well done, glad to hear you're wows are over. I have bought and sold and fixed lots of gear over the years, you just have to take a chance sometimes. I have the d5200, bought untested for £80, workes perfect after a menu reset and just got myself a d600 for £120 untested, another reset and hay...

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Just an adage, depending on your camera a lot of editing can be done within the menu's, also try messing around with camera settings before you opt for post editing, a lot can be done on board.

Great shots 👍

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Welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing your pics.