Jimbotan said:![]()
That's why I said depends on the individual lor..... it you need backward compatibility, then go ahead and buy the non-G lenses. I never said which is better and which is nonsense.
If you have the more modern bodies and feel comfortable adjusting aperture settings via the camera body, then buying the G-lenses is OK.
To say without qualification that G lenses, VR and DX lenses are "crippled" or something similar is really quite childish.
Anyway, to each his own.... I own and use DX, VR, G, non-G lenses..... and I am happy with all......![]()
Of course it is crippled if the lenses fail to meter with older equipment. What is the point of having a lens mount that allows new lenses to fit onto older bodies but does not allow meter coupling with them? Pointless.
Nikon might as well do what Canon did back in 1986/87- bite the bullet and come up with a larger diameter mount.
You are fortunate enough to have deep enough pockets that allow you the luxury of owning different types of lenses but there are many out there that aren't so lucky.