"mSummers" said:Second, when choosing your list of glass, you might want to consider getting lenses made for full frame, not DX since Nikon has introduced a camera with a full frame sensor. That way you wouldn't have to replace any glass if you upgrade to a full frame body in the future. I have only purchased lenses that will work with full frame for that very reason. Just my 2¢ worth.
Can't wait to see the pictures!
"mSummers" said:Second, when choosing your list of glass, you might want to consider getting lenses made for full frame, not DX since Nikon has introduced a camera with a full frame sensor. That way you wouldn't have to replace any glass if you upgrade to a full frame body in the future. I have only purchased lenses that will work with full frame for that very reason.
"rlongenbach" said:Wow. Kind of surprised to hear that from a Nikon user. That's usually been the #1 comment made for Canon glass, esp. since I believe this was Nikon's first full frame sensor, wasn't it?
"scpergj" said:Yeah, that's what I'm looking at - making sure that the rest of my lenses are full frame, not DX.