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<blockquote data-quote="officialsimon" data-source="post: 362752" data-attributes="member: 32521"><p>Hello, I'm new to this site and forum, just discovered it. I have a D70 with two AF-S kit lenses (18-55 zoom and 55-200 zoom), but I have just bought a lens off eBay, a AF 70-300 zoom and it cost me £56 (is that cheap?). In my ignorance I didn't know that there is a difference between AF and AF-S but now I understand that it's that AF-S lenses have an inbuilt motor and AF lenses don't?</p><p></p><p>Having fitted the AF lense to my D70 I find that it appears to autofocus etc, which is what you would expect a lense called AF to do(!), but that being the case, what is the difference between the lenses and what will and won't the AF lens do?</p><p></p><p>Can somebody help a keen amateur out and educate me on this. Thanks.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Simon C.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="officialsimon, post: 362752, member: 32521"] Hello, I'm new to this site and forum, just discovered it. I have a D70 with two AF-S kit lenses (18-55 zoom and 55-200 zoom), but I have just bought a lens off eBay, a AF 70-300 zoom and it cost me £56 (is that cheap?). In my ignorance I didn't know that there is a difference between AF and AF-S but now I understand that it's that AF-S lenses have an inbuilt motor and AF lenses don't? Having fitted the AF lense to my D70 I find that it appears to autofocus etc, which is what you would expect a lense called AF to do(!), but that being the case, what is the difference between the lenses and what will and won't the AF lens do? Can somebody help a keen amateur out and educate me on this. Thanks. Simon C. [/QUOTE]
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