Nikon AF-S Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 G VR IF-ED Micro
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Question about Nikon AF-S Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 G VR IF-ED Micro
I am a hobby photographer and am looking for a lens for macro photography for my Nikon D7000. Do you think this might be something for me? And another stupid question, can I use any Nikon lens with my D7000 or are there any restrictions?
I used this FX lens on a D7000 for a long time. It is my absolute favourite lens, it is razor-sharp and is suitable not only for macro photography but also for portraits. The framing is perfect for my subjects. Siehe z.B. https://www.flickr.com/photos... und https://www.flickr.com/photos.... I was not satisfied with the 85mm DX alternative - the focal length was too short for my purposes and the image quality was visibly worse.
Greetings
Christa
Greetings
Christa
Yes, it's certainly something for you. You can use the FX lenses on DX cameras. With the lens you have one that was built for FX sensors (the D7000 has a DX sensor = no brother). But the lens also works on a DX device.
However, they have a different image effect than on FX cameras.
This is simply because DX cameras have a smaller sensor and therefore represent a "cut-out" of the image of an FX sensor.
The focal length and speed remain the same. The angle of view and depth of field change.
You can find general reading material on the so-called crop cameras here
http://www.dslr-forum.de/showthread...
However, they have a different image effect than on FX cameras.
This is simply because DX cameras have a smaller sensor and therefore represent a "cut-out" of the image of an FX sensor.
The focal length and speed remain the same. The angle of view and depth of field change.
You can find general reading material on the so-called crop cameras here
http://www.dslr-forum.de/showthread...
With Nikon, the bayonet has always remained the same, so all lenses can be used. The D7000 has a DX sensor (APS-C) and therefore a cropfactor of 1.5 (105 mm corresponds to a 158 mm lens).