Is Nikon D60 and Nikon AF-S 400mm F2.8 D IF-ED II compatible?

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Buy	Nikon D60 Released: 2008 Type: Digital SLR Sensor: DX / APS-C (1.5x) 10,2 Megapixels 3872 x 2592 pixels
Buy	Nikon AF-S 400mm F2.8 D IF-ED II Released: 2001 Telephoto Prime Lens Focal Length: 400 mm Aperture: f/2,8

Can you combine these two?

Last updated: December 2024

This is the short answer:

The camera and lens you have chosen can be used together.

Versitale lens

Nikon AF-S 400mm F2.8 D IF-ED II is constructed to work with all sorts of camera sensors including the one of Nikon D60.

Focal Length

The Nikon camera has a sensor of type DX, a smaller version compared to a Full frame sensor, which means that your experienced Focal length will be multiplied by 1.5x.

This lens has focal length:
400 mm

Since Nikon D60 does not have a Full Frame sensor the experience focal length you will experience will be:
600 mm

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Total weight

When you are looking at a combination of a camera and a lens you must always consider the total weight. Each product weighs in at:

Nikon D60
522 gram

Nikon AF-S 400mm F2.8 D IF-ED II
4800 gram

Together they have a total weight of 5322 gram (equal to 11.73 lb).

Please note that Nikon AF-S 400mm F2.8 D IF-ED II has a tripod mount which is great.

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Compatibility Check ID: 2200

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