Nikon 35mm f2 D AF Nikkor Lens
This lens can be used on a DX and FX format camera
Technical terms
D
D type lenses provide distance information as part of flash and ambient light exposure processes. D-type lenses also have a manual aperture ring.
AF (Auto-Focus)
Nikon’s first generation Auto-Focus lenses
DX Format
DX is a lens designed exclusively for their APS-C sensored DSLRs, but can be used on their full frame cameras like 35 mm SLRs and full frame digital SLRs like the D3 series and D700 DSLRs. All lenses designated as DX type can be used with DX format digital SLR cameras. Many Nikkor lenses designed for FX or 35mm [135] film formats can also be used with DX format digital SLR cameras. The effect of using a Nikkor lens on a DX format camera will produce a magnification of the focal length of the lens by a factor of 1.5x (eg. a 50mm lens will produce the equivilant of a 75mm focal length).
FX format
The larger FX image sensor is virtually the same size as the 35mm [135] film format which means that the focal length of a lens used on either format will be virtually the same. Many Nikkor auto focus and manual focus lenses can be used with FX format cameras.
Nikon 35mm f2 D AF Lens - Sample Image
Shutter speed: 1/400s | Aperture: f2.0 | Focal length: 35mm
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