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Nikon Gives Me Answers
I thought that as a guy who gets paid to take pictures, I should know this kind of thing. I'm not really a techincal guy when it comes to equipment compared to many photographers I know. I figured the best way to figure this out was to send a letter to Nikon, and ask them. That way my tech savvy friends wouldn't mock me for not knowing already. Below is the responce I got:
"Please click the link below, and select: Narrow by> Lens Format> FX (full frame)
http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Camera-Lenses/All-Lenses/index.page
If a lens name has DX printed on it; it's a DX lens. and if it doesn't say FX or DX it's a FX lens.
The camera body is the contrary: If a camera body has the FX icon printed on it; it's a FX camera and if it doesn't say FX or DX it's a DX camera.
Sincerely,
Nikon Tech Support"
I no longer feel like an idiot for not knowing. While the answer is helpful, and I know what to look for, I don't think they could have made it more convoluted.
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