kevin_bartram1

I've found the STE-2 pretty unreliable outdoors in bright light, even at very close range. The

off-camera cord or pocket wizards work much better outdoors. The STE-2 does work very

well indoors.

You can also set up the function button on the front so you can

enter focal length and max aperature using the main and sub

command dials.

Brandon, Nikon made two different 80-200 AF-D lenses. The one

touch is the older one, the later version had separate zoom and

focus rings. Your link shows the older one touch lens. Neither of

the AF-D lenses will autofocus with a Nikon teleconverter. The

AF-S lenses can be used with the AF teleconverters. The AF-S

lens is much larger and heavier than either of the AF-D lenses

but it focuses much quicker and is very quiet.