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Almost any Nikkor F-mount lens can be used with the D4.

 

AFS lenses will meter and autofocus. You can use all camera functions.

AF lenses (NON-AFS) will meter but not auto-focus. You have to focus, but you can use all

exposure modes.

AI and AI-s lenses (and even non-AI lenses apparently) will not meter or auto-focus, but

will mount and function in manual exposure mode only. You have to guess exposure or

use an exposure meter.

 

It's that simple.

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Almost any Nikkor F-mount lens can be used with the D4.

 

AFS lenses will meter and autofocus. You can use all camera functions.

 

AF lenses (NON-AFS) will meter but not auto-focus. You have to focus, but you can use all

exposure modes.

 

AI and AI-s lenses (and even non-AI lenses apparently) will not meter or auto-focus, but

will mount and function in manual exposure mode only. You have to guess exposure or

use an exposure meter.

 

It's that simple.

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Any of them, except the IX and pre-AI lenses (which means, roughly, you can use anything made since 1977).

 

With an AF-S lens, you'll get full metering and autofocus.

 

With a non AF-S type G or type D lens, you'll get full metering but no autofocus.

 

With an AF (not D or G) lens or an AI=P, you'll get metering (but not 3D color matrix metering), and no autofocus.

 

With other (non-CPU) AI or AI-S lenses, you'll get no metering and no autofocus.

 

IX lenses and non-AI lenses cannot be used.

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