Originally Posted by fureshi
but in 10 years, you would've gotten the value out of the lens so why not buy the right tool right now?
True, depending on who you are. Some people will still be heartbroken spending £700 on a shiny Nikkor 12-24 DX only to find it won't be 12-24 in 10 years time or so. I've heard of people still using Nikkors bought 30 or so years ago
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Ah but then any 35mm sensory DSLR by Nikon will surely have a DX function too, so my arguement is flawed
