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eThe following Nikkor lenses cannot be attached to the N90 (camera body
or lens may be damaged):
•
Non-AI lenses
•
Fisheye
6mm
fl5 .6
•
Fisheye
OP 10mm
f/
5.6
•
200-600mm f/9 .5 (Factory
Serial
No.
280001
to
301922)
•
ED 180-600mm
f/8 (No.
174041
to
174180)
•
ED
360-1200mm
f/
11
(No.
174031 to 174127)
•
400mm
f/5.6 and 600mm
f/
5.6 with
Focusing Unit AU-1
•
PC
28mm
f/
4
(No. 180900 or smaller)*
•
PC
35mm
f/
2.8 (No. 851001
to
906200)*
•
Reflex 1000mm
f/
11
(No. 142361
to
143000)*
•
Reflex
2000mm
f/
11
(No.
200111
to
200310)*
• Can be
modified,
at nominal
charge,
for use with the
N90.
Contact an authorized
Nikon dealer
or
service
facility.
eThe following teleconverters and lenses cannot be used w ith the N90
(correct exposure is
unobtainable):
•
AF Teleconverter TC-16
•
AF
Nikkor
80mm
f/
2.8
•
AF
Nikkor
200mm
fl3.5
IF
106
About D-type AF Nikkor
lenses
D-type AF Nikkor lenses
enable you
to maximize the N90's
performance.
They
send
information
on
lens focusing
distance
(e.g .,
Distance Information)
to the
N90's
microcomputer for
inclusion in the
computations
for
3D
Matrix Metering. If Nikon
Speedlight
SB-25 is
used, this
information will also contribute to
3D
Multi-Sensor Balanced Fill-
Flash.
D-type AF Nikkor lenses
are
identified
by
the
letter
"0"
which
follows information
on
maximum
aperture (e.g., AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-
70mm
f/ 3.5-f/
4.5
D). All
AF-I
Nikkor
lenses are
D-type
.
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