Looking for Answers about Nikon Inc. PC-E NIKKOR 24mm f/3.5D ED?

Not quite sure what you are asking, but yes it will work.

The lens is a standard Nikon F mount, it will definitely mount on a D800, unless Nikon has changed the type of mount their new camera bodies use and made all lenses obsolete. Whether the rectangle housing and the knobs interfere or not with the built-in flash housing of the D800, judging by the side-by-side photos of the D800 and D700 comparison, there may be slight limitations on shift movement. As for metering and focusing while tilted or shifted, most likely the D800 will not do so while tilted or shifted.

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The D800 and D800E can be used with a PC-E lens' shift and tilt features. There may be some vignetting or incomplete coverage when the built-in flash is used and the exposure metering needs to be carefully considered as composition can change exposure.

The D90 has an F mount that will allow you to use a wide range of Nikon lenses. Please verify first the list of compatible and incompatible lenses in the user's manual for the D90. PC-E NIKKOR series lenses can not be used with shifting or tilting.

This lens can not be used with shifting or tilting.

Thank you for your suggestions, I will pass them to our Quality Assurance Group for review.

One knob hits the viewfinder overhang, just rotate lens counterclockwise instead of clockwise.

Lenses do not record EXIF data. However, mostly all digital SLR cameras record EXIF data of all lenses with a CPU on board. But unfortunately with the PC-E Nikkor line of lenses, including the 24mm, the amount of tilt or shift will not be recorded.

It depends on the type of camera you are using. see your camera user manual. It tells what the restrictions will be when you use a certain lens.

Thanks JD