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Message: <blockquote data-quote="singlerosa_RIP" data-source="post: 574689" data-attributes="member: 15556">A 50mm lens on full frame turns into a 75mm lens on DX.My Ultra wide 14-24 zoom would be a 21-36 on DX (with 1.5 crop factor). Not very ultra wide on DX.24-70 = 36-105 70-200 = 105-300 (sometimes that's OK) It's really OK when I put the Nikon 200-500 zoom on my D7200 and get an effective 300-750.My 85mm portrait lens would be 127mm and I'd have to back up a bit more to shoot portraitsetc., etc.......DX lenses are designed to work on DX bodies. If I want an ultra wide lens, I buy a Nikon 10-24 or a Tokina 11-16. If I want the standard 2.8 zoom, I buy a Nikon 17-55 (the 24-70 equivalent). I'm sure others can explain it much better than I'm doing, but hopefully you get the point.</blockquote>