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  1. <p>You might also consider a manual focus 50mm.<br>

    <br />I have a 50 1.4 AF-S, but what I really like using with my D700 is a MF 50 1.8. The version I have is the one made in the early 80's exclusively for the Japanese market, the Nikkor 50mm F1.8S. The 50 1.4 AF-S is a fine lens, but so is the MF Nikkor 50mm F1.8S and it is way smaller. It's very easy to focus on the D700.</p>

  2. <p>Sover,<br />If the DP-3/12 ring resistors wear out "quickly", shouldn't they ALL be worn out by now? After all, the youngest of these prisms is almost 30 years old. I have a DP-12 that works fine. Why do some wear out and some don't? Is it related to the amount of use, 'luck' or some other factor?</p>

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  3. <p>Thanks, Keith!<br>

    That's exactly the version I am looking for. I owned one back in the day that I bought new just before Auto Indexing was introduced. Later, had it AI'd by Nikon. I have some great photos made with it.<br>

    When I owned one before, I didn't use the 35mm focal length much. That's why I want something inexpensive.</p>

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  4. <p>Has anyone tried a Nikon MF 35mm 2.8 AI or AIS lens with a Nikon D700?<br>

    <br />The reviews of the 35mm 2.8 are mixed. Any opinions from users ?<br>

    <br />There were several variants of the 35mm 2.8. I'm interested in hearing observations regarding the image quality differences, if any. Would one version be better than the others?</p>

  5. <p>"Nikkor 24/2.8 seems to be a little mysterious lens. Bjorn's rating tells that it performed great on films, poorer on DX size digital, but on FX digital, it performs even slightly better than on film."<br>

    <br />I can attest that my 24mm 2.8 AIS works very well with my D700</p><div>00Sww6-121375584.JPG.4ca5075c46c7fa3b1c3a5bc67cfb3dce.JPG</div>

  6. <p>I've noticed on the auction site recently 3 or 4 Hasselblad 100m CF lenses described as having a small nick on

    the rear glass. In fact, I own a 100mm CF myself like this. My theory is that when someone used

    the wrong tool to recock the shutter, it slipped off and damaged the glass

    .<br>

    Is there something about the design of the 100 CF that makes it more <em>susceptible to this sort of damage?</em></p>��������

  7. I might be wrong, but I remember reading that some of the very last F3's, those with serial numbers above 2 million, were sold with the DE-2 finder.
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