“nikon lens when buying a Nikon lens in 28-300mm for my d600 how do I know the lens will be an fx lens??”

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• A DX lens will be indicated by the letters "DX" in the lens name, for example: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR. DX lenses also have "DX" on the barrel of the lens. The AF-S NIKKOR 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR is an FX lens and therefore does not have either of these indcations.

  Answered by NikonStaff 12 years ago

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• If the lens body doesn’t say “DX” then it is a FX format lens. I use this on D810. It is a FX lens and will fits D600.

  Answered by Zoeye 6 years ago

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• Yes - This is a FX Lens. All of the Nikon lens that are for DX format are clearly marked. You can look for the DX mark on the bottom of the lens. If you have an FX camera do not use the lenes with the DX mark on them.

  Answered by SeaDHi 9 years ago

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• The lenses sized for the DX are marked as such. (They will have a DX in their name.)

  Answered by PlanoTX 9 years ago

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• Go to sources like Nikon, DxOMark (or similar) and verify whether the lens you are interested in (under specs) is an F-mount and FX lens. The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR is definitely an FX lens.

  Answered by JaMaBaCa 12 years ago

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