This came out before the 16-35 f4.

adamz said:
would like to see size comparison - visualization - and the ability to add TC's to particular lenses

That would be a really good idea. Plus it'd be nice to change vantage points from all over the place- a fisheye from high up is different from a view from down low. But still, it's useful.

There's a couple lenses missing too- 600mm F/4, 16-35 F/4, but I guess the random zoom range cover it all.

Niko - You know, it's soo hard to satisfy me :), managed to survived the flooding, so here I am back indeed

Don't know ... maybe I just remember it wrong :D

It looks the same to me? What did they tweak? They added another picture?
Dang Adam you're never happy are you? :^)

Welcome back "Predator". The jungle was getting lonely without you.

would like to see size comparison - visualization - and the ability to add TC's to particular lenses

It also looks like they have tweaked it a bit since it was launched.

It's OK NSX. It came up in another thread topic so it'll be hard to find anyway. If it would have been it's own thread like this one then yeah I'd of closed it.

Sorry about that, I did do a search though.

Close it up then.

This was already posted before NSX. It's a nice way for newbies to understand how different lenses and bodies work together though.

A great tool for those of you who just want to see what X-lens does on X-body.

http://imaging.nikon.com/products/imaging/lineup/lens/simulator/index.htm

It's a simulator for Nikkor lenses, but I guess you can get a rough estimate of what other lenses would do on a DX or FX body.