Use microfiber cloth and lens solution to clean the lens thoroughly. Don’t drop the cleaning solution directly on the lens, but put it onto the microfiber cloth. The next step is to mix 20 part of clean water to 1 part of 3.5 percent rubbing alcohol.
Dip another microfiber cloth into the diluted alcohol solution and rub it into the scratched area gently until those fine scratches disappear. Use a fresh, clean microfiber cloth to dry and buff the affected area.
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The old lenses will mount. However, if they are manaul focus lenses, they will not meter on your D40.You will have to manaully focus them and use an external meter. This is very do-able, if you are willing to take your time to get the shot right. Some of those old lenses are probably very high quality and will give you great results.If you want autofocus and metering, then the lenses will not work as you intend.To achieve full compatibility, you need a Nikon AF-S or AF-I lens. Regular AF lenses will meter, but not autofocus.Hope that clears things up for you!
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