D80 manual lenses

The D80's meter firmware is designed erroneously to expose for the darkest part of the image, so it's almost impossible to get the right exposure of someone wearing black, especially as they move around the image. You may need or compensation, while . Compatible lenses for Nikon D On the page below you will find all lenses registered on Lensora that are compatible with Nikon D It also shows you the Focal Length that you will experience since this camera does not have a full format sensor, and a focal length multiplier mentioned above.  · Dec 8, #1. I just recently bought an old manual Nikon mm f lens, and I want to use it on my D I have a 50mm f, which has been my absolute favorite lens. What I like about this lens, is that I can take pictures indoors with a high ISO, and not mess with flashes.

Two new AF-S lenses. In addition to the D80 Nikon has also announced two new lenses, the big zoom AF-S DX mm (x) is set to become the 'Kit Lens' (for another $) of choice and features ED glass and a fast, quiet SWM (Silent Wave Motor), it should be available in September with the D Also, Nikon D has dust and moisture protection, it has more functionality, can work with manual lenses of the type AI-S, the shutter speed is two times shorter than that of the Nikon D80 - 1 / c versus 1 / c. The Nikon D also has a 1, sensor, versus on the Nikon D Using Manual Focus Lenses on Nikon DSLR Bodies Intro to the Nikon D80 DSLR (One From Zero) Angry Photographer: How to setup \u use MF lenses on your Nikon \u fastest way to focus them! Nikon D80 - Revealing the Hidden Menus Manual Focus Nikkor Primes Is the Nikon D80 still good in +?

I've recently purchased the Nikon D80 DSLR Camera with the Nikon AF-S DX Lens. I also have a Nikon FE2 with Nikon Nikkor 50mm Lens a Nikkor Zoom lens Now as I'm reading the manual i know that I can use my manual focus lens with my D80 Camera in manual mode, but the focal length of the lens goes up times, my 50mm lens behaves. Compatible lenses for Nikon D80 On the page below you will find all lenses registered on Lensora that are compatible with Nikon D It also shows you the Focal Length that you will experience since this camera does not have a full format sensor, and a focal length multiplier mentioned above. Posted: Thu pm Post subject: peterm1 wrote: I use manual lenses on my D70s (which in principle is the same as the D80, in this respect) but with two annoyances. First that there is no metering. Only the D and above provides metering with non "chipped" lenses.