Nikon N65 Lens Compatibility
Product description NIKON 105MM F2.8G VR MICRO (2160).Compatibility: G-type lenses are fully compatible with all current camera models (as of 01/04). The older camera models F4, N90/s, N70, N8008/s, N6000 will only work in Program and Shutter Priority modes. Note: VR feature will only work with Nikon’s F6, F5, F100, N80, N75, N65, D100 & D1 and D2-series (or any newer model) cameras. Note: AF-S feature is not supported by certain camera models. Please click here for a list of compatible models. Great macro lens I use this lens to shoot beauty images for cosmetic companies. When I need to shoot close-ups of eye, lips, ears (that has earrings), etc., this is my go to lens for this type of work.
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Nikon N65 Lens Compatibility
It produces incredibly sharp images and you can get up really close to your subjects without it “hunting” to obtain focus. Also, if you want to shoot portraits as well, this is a great lens to use for that purpose also.
Couple this lens with a full frame camera, like the Nikon D800, and you will get.
In the case of tele lenses like the 200-500mm f/5.6E, this isn't much of a problem because we usually shoot long lenses wide-open, in which case the E lenses are compatible with everything. If you don't mind shooting wide-open; even on a 1959 Nikon F you can focus manually and shoot wide open except if it's an AF-P lens.