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<blockquote data-quote="analoguey01" data-source="post: 478154" data-attributes="member: 39324"><p>Not quite. </p><p> Nikon made significant enough change when it moved to the AI/AI-s line in the 70s - even though the mount is the same, non-AI lenses need modification to fit most modern cameras. (except some low-level digitals)</p><p></p><p>I really like the IQ of the AIS</p><p>Series primes on my digitals, the colours pop and skin tones are beautiful. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p>Yup. For the most part I'm extremely happy that Nikon lets you hold onto lenses and making them available for your next set of bodies. </p><p></p><p>One of the many reasons I love Nikon, is that barring that Ai /s change, the mounts unchanged and you have minimum losses of functionally across the lens or camera ranges when mixing and matching. Only the G lenses lose out a bit - but most lenses are compatible forwards n backwards.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="analoguey01, post: 478154, member: 39324"] Not quite. Nikon made significant enough change when it moved to the AI/AI-s line in the 70s - even though the mount is the same, non-AI lenses need modification to fit most modern cameras. (except some low-level digitals) I really like the IQ of the AIS Series primes on my digitals, the colours pop and skin tones are beautiful. Yup. For the most part I'm extremely happy that Nikon lets you hold onto lenses and making them available for your next set of bodies. One of the many reasons I love Nikon, is that barring that Ai /s change, the mounts unchanged and you have minimum losses of functionally across the lens or camera ranges when mixing and matching. Only the G lenses lose out a bit - but most lenses are compatible forwards n backwards. [/QUOTE]
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