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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bob Blaylock" data-source="post: 353126" data-attributes="member: 16749">It shouldn't be much of a problem.  A very nice thing about digital photography, compared to film, is that you can see the result right away.  Start with an estimate of the correct exposure, and take a picture.  If it comes out underexposed, slow down the shutter, open the aperture wider, or boost the ISO.  If it's overexposed, do the opposite.  Very easy trial-and-error to get to the right exposure.  But if the CPU feature of these lenses is compatible with that of the D3300, then this shouldn't even be necessary.  From what I see about it on the Wikipedia, the N8008S wasn't quite top-of-the-line (among its contemporaries, that would have been the F4), but it was very high up.</blockquote>