1904 Nikon Nikkor AF 70-300mm F4-5.6D ED Lens, Listing/Review 

Thank you :) ... I usually try to keep things simple but if there'a anything you like to know more about, just let me know. I'll do my best.

Good question. Unfortunately no. the Auto focus won't work when using a D3300. You will need an AF-S lens... What timing tho... I just listed an AF-S but it will be gone in 2 days. Nikon 80-400mm AF-S it's a big one.

This Nikon Nikkor 70-300mm AF D is an older lens (for full frame Cameras) built for film cameras like the Nikon F90x, F100, F4s, F5 or F6 but it will also run beautifully on a Nikon D2X, D3, D3s, D4 & D5. The 70-300mm is lightweight with a metal bayonet and takes amazing pictures... Affordable as well... If you can find a nice one with a clean, clear glass, no fungus, no damage and very minimal dust. I will try to do another video sometime in April... Trying to get motivated :).

Not really. The AF-D 70-300mm requires the camera to have a built-in-motor. Manually it will work but with no auto focus. You will need the AF-S 70-300mm G not D.

@@nessetainment great knowledge thanks!

The Nikon D7100 is a great camera as is the Nikkor AF-D 70-300mm lens. So without me having a look, I cannot say with confidence. It could have a fault in the electronics or the glass cloudy or has been tampered with... If you are close by (cumbria) I would have a look or if you have a 2nd DSLR, any model... You could test it against each other to rule out the camera.

No. The D3400 has no built-in-motor to drive the Auto focus but you can use it in Manual mode with no AF... Self focusing.

Yes. The camera (D3100) should be able to read the lens just not auto-focus.

the Nikkor 70-300mm AF-D works on many DX SLR, Full Frame Digital SLR and 35mm F SLR. Perfect on Nikon F4s to Nikon D4s.

I am afraid not... The Nikon D3500 camera does not come with a built-in-motor to drive the gear inside the Nikkor AF-D lens.

Honestly, I would not do that even if you could... Teleconverters are wonderful for your Large, Fast, Prime lenses like the; 200mm f2, 300mm f2.8, 500mm F4... etc. It would be best to invest in a prime lens if you really want to use a teleconverter. Note: If you have a good Nikon Nikkor 70-300mm AF-D lens with clean optics then you got yourself a great allrounder.

@@nessetainment THANK YOU

Come here and watch. When I find a great lens, I go nuts testing & evaluating, I don't video everything .. You'll just have to have a bit of faith or come'on down cause like a flat Earther can't be convinced the Earth is round without taking him to orbit, I can't satisfy everyone without showing them the work I do if they don't believe. :).