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<blockquote data-quote="TwistedThrottle" data-source="post: 719633" data-attributes="member: 46724"><p>Yup, I've got several screw drive lenses I use on my D7500 including the 80-200f2.8D push pull,(my oldest lens) 35-70f2.8D push pull and my favorite lens, the tokina 100f2.8 macro. Of course, it also works great with all the modern glass improving on IQ with the backlit sensor. Some lenses I have that shine on this body are the sigma 18-35f1.8 (crop lens) and the sigma 150-600 but what lives on this body most of the time is the newest AF-P 70-300 VR fx, (and a followup mention for the 24-120f4 and 50 f1.8g as well). I use a tokina 11-16 for ultra wides and looks just as good as my tamron 15-30 on the D800. The 15-30 also works great on the D7500 (but I opt for the 18-35 most of the time unless I need the VR). AI and AI-S lenses are the ones that dont function properly on this body, there is no aperture feeler to accommodate those lenses but it does have a camera drive motor for D lenses. D lenses and beyond work great! I've used over 20 different lenses (both crop and full frame) on this body and haven't ran into a single issue whereas I had to do a firmware update for full compatibility with my D800 and AF-P 70-300. There is a considerable amount of misinformation about this camera spread by people who have never even held one simply because of a single card slot and no battery grip, which is probably what most people who gripe about this body need in a camera (different strokes for different folks). Watch the Backcountry (Steve Perry) video about this body. He used it and compared it to the D500 and D7200. (Surprise, its a great camera!) I have never shot with a D7200 or D500, but my D7500 does everything I need it to do and I enjoy the features like tilting touch screen, (great for macro work) and the better than before snapbridge which was horrible on my D5300 but fantastic on the D7500 and non existent on the D800 without some sort of adapter. I can actually take the sd card out of the d800 and pop it in the D7500 to transfer the D800 pics to my phone if I need to. I have used it for everything from portraits to landscape, architecture to sports, birds in flight, macro and lots of stuff in between. Its my transformer camera.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TwistedThrottle, post: 719633, member: 46724"] Yup, I've got several screw drive lenses I use on my D7500 including the 80-200f2.8D push pull,(my oldest lens) 35-70f2.8D push pull and my favorite lens, the tokina 100f2.8 macro. Of course, it also works great with all the modern glass improving on IQ with the backlit sensor. Some lenses I have that shine on this body are the sigma 18-35f1.8 (crop lens) and the sigma 150-600 but what lives on this body most of the time is the newest AF-P 70-300 VR fx, (and a followup mention for the 24-120f4 and 50 f1.8g as well). I use a tokina 11-16 for ultra wides and looks just as good as my tamron 15-30 on the D800. The 15-30 also works great on the D7500 (but I opt for the 18-35 most of the time unless I need the VR). AI and AI-S lenses are the ones that dont function properly on this body, there is no aperture feeler to accommodate those lenses but it does have a camera drive motor for D lenses. D lenses and beyond work great! I've used over 20 different lenses (both crop and full frame) on this body and haven't ran into a single issue whereas I had to do a firmware update for full compatibility with my D800 and AF-P 70-300. There is a considerable amount of misinformation about this camera spread by people who have never even held one simply because of a single card slot and no battery grip, which is probably what most people who gripe about this body need in a camera (different strokes for different folks). Watch the Backcountry (Steve Perry) video about this body. He used it and compared it to the D500 and D7200. (Surprise, its a great camera!) I have never shot with a D7200 or D500, but my D7500 does everything I need it to do and I enjoy the features like tilting touch screen, (great for macro work) and the better than before snapbridge which was horrible on my D5300 but fantastic on the D7500 and non existent on the D800 without some sort of adapter. I can actually take the sd card out of the d800 and pop it in the D7500 to transfer the D800 pics to my phone if I need to. I have used it for everything from portraits to landscape, architecture to sports, birds in flight, macro and lots of stuff in between. Its my transformer camera. [/QUOTE]
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