iS THIS CAMERA FX or DX
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I'm not sure what FX or DX is. YOu should be able to find out all you want about the K20D at www.dpreview.com/reviews/pentaxk20d Good Luck
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I know that it is for a dx instead of full frame and you may get some vignetting but that is not always true. I would google 11-16 full frame vignetting to see what others have experienced. luke
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Yes, even though it's an FX lens, it will work on DX cameras. I've used it on a D5200.
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I can have you use it by having you change the imaging range of the camera to DX format on the occasion of the use with "the FX camera such as Nikon D600".But thank you for your understanding beforehand because I cannot have you use imaging element (FX format) of the camera to the maximum.
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I can't talk about the 16-85 DX, but the 24-85 FX is a good lens. It also depends on what camera you use. Note that the 24-85 is a full-frame lens, so if you use it on a DX camera, it will act as a 36-127. The 16-85 is a DX (cropped) lens, so it will act as a 24-127 no matter what camera you use.
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No. Some people have used it on FX cameras as wide as about 17mm with what they consider to be acceptable vignetting (vignetting gets worse as the field of view gets wider.) Nonetheless, it is a DX lens.
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This lens is best for FX cameras not a.p.s. size c. You would be far better off with a DX lens.
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It is the ultimate FX version. Mine came fast with batteries included and works great.
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Being a FX (full frame lens), I would say the D810. Maybe even there most expensive camera.
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I am not sure I understand what a DVX camera is. I have a Sony Mini DV handycam; I have used the stand with it.
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Yes it is compatible but your not going to get the full 180. Get rid of the DX and get an FX camera. Problem solved.
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DX lenses are designed for non-full frame DSLR cameras. They basically have a smaller window that is the same size as the sensor. On a DX camera you can use either DX or FX (full frame) lenses however it isn't a great idea to use a DX lens on an FX camera (or a film camera).Here is a better explanation http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-Explore/Nikon-Camera-Technology/g588ouey/1/The-DX-and-FX-Formats.html and here is a list of DX cameras http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_DX_format.
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I really wish I could help you out there. unfortunately I never got the chance to try to record with it. Honestly if I were you I would look into this model with the FX, it will cost more but the cost is cheaper than getting an fx processor like that.
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I would personally go with the DX since this one is designed for a full frame sensor so it will be cropped to like 55 or 56mm
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The D600 is a $1500 FX format camera intended for advanced amateur or semi-pro use. The Tamron lens is a DX format budget lens best suited for beginners. Putting a DX lens on an FX camera will result in a 1.5 cropping factor, I.e., the effective focal range will be 42-120. If you need an economical FX lens, I believe Nikon has a nice 50 mm lens for around $200. But FX zooms will break the bank.
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The nikon D7100 it's DX but the lens is for DX and FX, in Nikon D7100 the crop is 1,5
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I think you just picked up the DX somewhere. The lens is DX with or without that in the seller's description. Note though that the new model is a VRII.