Film cameras compatible with AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G?

I have a Nikon D3100 and got a AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G for my birthday and couldn't be happier. However, I've also been looking at Nikon film cameras and am overwhelmed by the selection! I'd like a film camera under $200 that's compatible with the same lenses I use for my D3100 and was eyeing the N75, however I've read there are issues with falloff around the edges?

If there are no film cameras on which I can use the same lenses as my D3100, could you please suggest some by Nikon that are under $200 with interchangeable lenses? The only film cameras I have are toy cameras, and I'd like to work on building a decent 35mm collection.

DX lenses will cause vignetting on film cameras. Get a 50 1.8 (and of course a film camera… ) and you'll be set.

You have to understand that this lens was made for a CROP-SENSOR dSLR. It will mount any Nikon F-mount film camera but it will not project an image large enough to cover the whole film frame so you'll end up with a small image with a large dark fuzzy border. It's beyond vignetting.

You can get a secondhand Nikon dSLR. Decent ones can be had for around $250. At $200, you may get lucky.

Check out the Nikon website and ask the tech experts for their recommendations.

Besides getting the corners cropped, older bodies may not be able to adjust the aperture. G lenses have no mechanical aperture ring, and the aperture is electronically controlled.

As seen here
http://www.kenrockwell.com/...ns.htm#mid
the F100 and N80/F80 have full compatibility with G lenses (that doesn't exempt them from the DX lens effects), but others will expose correctly only in some modes or never.