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D7500
FX Lenses on D7500
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<blockquote data-quote="Pocono_ACE" data-source="post: 668711" data-attributes="member: 44850"><p>Not sure this is true. I've been thinking of getting a D7500 lately, and was very unhappy to learn that it will not perform autoexposure (even "A" mode) with non-CPU lenses. This is apparently true of all the new Nikons -- even the top of the line. My 9-year-old D90 will do it, but none of the new cameras will. What happened to Nikon's famed backward compatibility? And more to the point, what am I supposed to do with my 1990s-vintage 80-200 f2.8? It's a fabulous lens, but its functionality is severely limited if I put it on a new camera. Very frustrating!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pocono_ACE, post: 668711, member: 44850"] Not sure this is true. I've been thinking of getting a D7500 lately, and was very unhappy to learn that it will not perform autoexposure (even "A" mode) with non-CPU lenses. This is apparently true of all the new Nikons -- even the top of the line. My 9-year-old D90 will do it, but none of the new cameras will. What happened to Nikon's famed backward compatibility? And more to the point, what am I supposed to do with my 1990s-vintage 80-200 f2.8? It's a fabulous lens, but its functionality is severely limited if I put it on a new camera. Very frustrating! [/QUOTE]
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