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I was looking at Tokina AT-X 14-20 f/2 PRO DX in Hong Kong, didn't take the bite, but somewhat regretful now as the price was good. There is still the older Tokina 12-24 DX and DX II. The 11-16 has DX and DX II as well. And there is an older Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM. I've used the...

Anyone know how D7500 behaves with old Ai/AiS lenses? Seems like it is no longer supporting older lenses, but also appears to be able to meter with them. I am confused.

Will want to find time to play with the other 200mm f/4 Nikkor-Q, silver nose.

China Town, Chinese New Year mood! Nikon Df, 35mm f/2.8 Ai

Choa Chu Kang Park. Singapore's version of the barn. Nikon Df, 50mm f/2 Nikkor-HC

Thanks Light Machinery for your compliments. Jurong Point Taken with 80-200mm f/4.5 Zoom-Nikkor.C, factory Ai'd

This one from my 35mm f/2.8 Ai (6 Elements / 6 Group version). Nikon Df.

I see a few 200mm f/4 Ai and AiS shots, so here is mine with a 200mm f/4 Nikkor-Q (black nose version): A man and his best friend. Nikon D300. This lens, not so light, not so small, but extremely sexy:

Sold to a nice gentleman.

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Using VF to compose, nose touches screen, shot taken. Not for me.

Learn new skills, explore new subjects, go to new places, read more books. If your photos look uninteresting - there are many possible reasons, perhaps: - composition is poor? - choice of subject? - wrong lighting? - many many more possibilities. Several responses seen are around choice of...

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Thanks to all who responded with useful information. I got what I need and will now close the thread. Please forgive the "lack of research" in raising the question.

Thanks Pinholecam for your advise. I have opened up 2 PK mount lenses, both Ricoh Rikenon 50mm f/2 XR, one with S. The XR version will require removal of a complex aperture lever, but the XR S version I think the removal is straight forward. I think M42 needs to do something as well - IIRC...

Thank you Nikonzen. You probably remember from another thread that I use a Nikon Df as well. And I am kinda frustrated to no end I cannot easily adapt other legacy brand lenses to use on a Nikon. So my thoughts turned to Canon, easily available. Or should I go the way of Pentax? OK...

I do not appreciate terrible sarcastic remarks. Shame on you for not reading carefully. You said exactly what I said - Nikon has a flange distance that is not friendly to lenses of other brands... - if you know how to read, the flange distance is not friendly to lenses of other brands - means...

Simple question: how flexible is the Canon EF FF and APS-C DSLR system in accepting adapter and legacy lenses, e.g. Canon FD, Minolta MD, Contax CY, Pentax PK, Olympus OM lenses? Long version: There have been a revival in the past few years with the M43 first stirring up the adapter-legacy...

As in you bought it already?