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Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G DX
Nikon F, APS-C / DX
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Yes, that fits. All lenses that have a "DX" in their name are optimally suited for this camera. Greetings
No, rather not. DX lenses are not built for full-frame sensors. Your Z6II will therefore only use the APS-C area of the sensor.
Ja passt.
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The focal length does not change and is 35mm. Even though many will claim otherwise. But on the APS-C camera you will get the same angle of view as with a 52mm lens on a full-frame camera. It doesn't matter whether the lens is designed for APS-C or full-frame. You could also use a full-frame lens with 35mm on an APS-C and get the same image.
Much too long for astro (Milky Way) if that's what you mean. I would use something under 16mm on APS-C / DX.
Does the autofocus also work with the Nikon d3500? Not that the focus can only be operated manually.
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Yes, Nikon has not been selling bar AF lenses for a while.
Ja passt.
I use the lens on a D500 and a D5300 without any problems. It's a fantastic lens, I can recommend it without reservation.
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Hello Robert. The swlber lens will fit a Nikon D850, but it is built for a smaller DX format sensor. So you will have an unsightly dark edge with your full format. You may be able to switch to DX in the camera's menu, but then you will lose pixels. I would recommend that you buy a lens for full format. But this lens will fit your camera mechanically.
Yes, that works. Attached is a short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk2elAOg8JU
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Yapp passt ohne Probleme.
Of course, you can get a new one.
It's the perfect subject for indoor photography, especially with the f/1.8. Can only recommend it.
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This one fits quite well. as already answered in the Nikon AF-S DX 55-200mm question. The 50mm 1.8 would also be recommended. Just check whether the angle fits. whether it is not too wide-angled.
Yes it fits. Had also used this for a Nikon APS-C camera like the D5200.
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