Rotator cuff injuries cause pain in your shoulder and upper arm. The pain may be most noticeable when you reach up or out. When you turn your arm as you lift it, the tendons are more likely to rub against surrounding structures.
The essential difference between the original series of AF Nikkor lenses and all AF lens types introduced subsequently, from the AF-D versions onwards (see below), concerns the compatibility of a particular lens with Nikon's enhanced Matrix metering system known as 3D Matrix metering that was introduced during 1996.
Lenses with the 'G' designation don't have an aperture ring. Aperture has to be set through the camera. AFS lenses have the focusing motor built into the lens. Usually much quieter and faster focusing than regular AF lenses that have the focusing motor in the body and mechanically focus the lens.: The lens has no aperture control ring and is designed to be used with cameras that allow setting the aperture from the camera body. G lenses also provide Distance information to the camera.