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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 434042" data-attributes="member: 31330">When I switched from the D3300 to the D750 I used the 10-24mm DX in the beginning.You can use them in FX mode if they're zooms but they only fill the FX frame from a certain focal length. For me that was around 15mm on that lens if I remember well. You can shoot the lower end too in FX mode but you'll get funny shots and have to crop the good part out of them. You can use crop modes to get around that problem.Whether you can shoot them on the D750 is not the issue but whether you like what they deliver. That's what pushed me towards FX wides. A DX lens isn't really made to be shot on an FX and especially when shooting them in FX mode, you'll notice how weak they perform in the corners. The center is pretty ok but the further you go from that, the lower the IQ becomes. Not to mention the distortion depending what lens you use.So yes it is possible but most likely you'll get tired of the results pretty fast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 434042, member: 31330"] When I switched from the D3300 to the D750 I used the 10-24mm DX in the beginning. You can use them in FX mode if they're zooms but they only fill the FX frame from a certain focal length. For me that was around 15mm on that lens if I remember well. You can shoot the lower end too in FX mode but you'll get funny shots and have to crop the good part out of them. You can use crop modes to get around that problem. Whether you can shoot them on the D750 is not the issue but whether you like what they deliver. That's what pushed me towards FX wides. A DX lens isn't really made to be shot on an FX and especially when shooting them in FX mode, you'll notice how weak they perform in the corners. The center is pretty ok but the further you go from that, the lower the IQ becomes. Not to mention the distortion depending what lens you use. So yes it is possible but most likely you'll get tired of the results pretty fast. [/QUOTE]

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