I have used this lens for one year in my Nikon D70, now I bought a Nikon D200 and there are couple of improvements in D200 compared to D70:

• There is more room for the lens to rotate than there was in D70. Even if there ain't nomore demand for that, because the manufacturer has made some changes to new version of the lens and it fits OK.
• D200 has much bigger viewfinder than D70 had, so it's easier to focus manually.
• AE works, though you have to make a compensation of about -2EV when the lens is tilted.
• TTL Flash works with this lens.

pic 1. Nikon D200 and Arax 35mm Tilt & Shift lens in normal position. (There is also the optional battery pack for D200 in these pics)

pic 2. Nikon D200 and Arax 35mm Tilt & Shift lens in rotated position.

pic 3. side view.

• See the specifications of the lens from the manufacturer's page: MC ARAX 35mm Tilt & Shift
• See resolution charts etc. from the MC ARAX 35mm Tilt & Shift Review Camera is Canon 5D, but the lens is the same.
• Read here how this lens works with Nikon D70.