03-12-2012, 12:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2012, 12:43 PM by Brightcolours.)
http://answers.nikonusa.com/answers/7022...ion=648244
Apparently the D800 will have problems with the Nikon PC-E lenses. Bit fragmented and crude/sparse information, but This I get from it:
The housing of the D800 makes that you can not use the PC-E as designed. Also, for some reason it will not meter when tilted or shifted... And not focus??? That seems nonsense to me.
All in all, pretty odd! Designing a camera perfectly suited for architectural and landscape photography (full frame high resolution sensor), and then not being able to use it with your own tilt shift line of lenses.
Apparently the D800 will have problems with the Nikon PC-E lenses. Bit fragmented and crude/sparse information, but This I get from it:
The housing of the D800 makes that you can not use the PC-E as designed. Also, for some reason it will not meter when tilted or shifted... And not focus??? That seems nonsense to me.
All in all, pretty odd! Designing a camera perfectly suited for architectural and landscape photography (full frame high resolution sensor), and then not being able to use it with your own tilt shift line of lenses.