Bruce wrote:
>FYI
>Nikon deleted the aperture ring only from their "G", cheapo lenses. This only
>effects users of MF bodies. The aperture is controlled from the body for
>all of
>the AF cameras. All the AF lenses have a lock to keep the lens at its smallest
>aperture ("A") setting.
>Canon and Minolta dropped the aperture ring when they to AF, with new lens
>mounts and also body controlled f stop.
Nope. Nikon have just shown the AF-S 70-200/2.8 VR G lens without aperture
ring. This lens ain't going to be cheap. I guess this signalizes that Nikon
will convert gradually to G lenses without aperture rings.
Pål
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