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尼康镜头知识学习镜头（Nikon lens knowledge learning lens） Nikon lens knowledge learning lens Nikon lens knowledge learning Since 1933, Nikon began production of Nikkor lenses, until now, Nikon has sold around the world more than twenty-five million lenses. Nikons lens not only in the civil field has repeatedly excellent works, more widely used in medicine, industry, publishing and other professional industries. The rare thing is that since 1959, when Nikons first SLR camera, the big F, came out, Nikons SLR camera has been extended to a more solid structure. So whats the meaning of the lens model, except for the focal length, aperture parameter, ED, IF, AIS, AFS, D, G and so on? Its necessary to know first: D: focus data transfer technology The lens represents the return focal length information, which is used for the reference of the 3D matrix photometry and the operation of the TTL flash distance. Although all AF lenses are built-in micro processor, but D lens processors have more features, it is able to provide the distance between the object and the camera camera data to AF camera, and the camera, you can use the 3D matrix metering and other advanced features. The technology, which went public with the F90 in 1992, employs new electronic designs that provide focal data for the advanced photometric functions of the body. Note, however, that the focus data has little effect on photometry without flashing light. Representative shots: 28-105mm, f/3.5-4.5D, AF G: lens with no iris control ring Marks the Nikons tendency to bow to the mainstream. It has no diaphragm ring design, and the aperture adjustment is adjusted through the fuselage. This type of lens can only be used on the AF SLR, although the mechanical dimensions of the bayonet are the same, but the manual body can not adjust the aperture. The footage was released in 2000. Due to the cancellation of the diaphragm ring, the price is low and theoretically without error because it does not need to manually set the minimum a