This versatile high-power 7.5x Zoom-Nikkor lens features Nikon Extra-Low Dispersion ED glass element which delivers superior optical performance. ED glass minimizes chromatic aberrations contributing to superb contrast and resolution performance. Internal Focus IF provides fast and quiet auto focusing without changing the length of the lens retaining subject-working distance through the focus range. The non-rotating front element provides for convenient use of circular polarizing filters and the Nikon Wireless close-up speedlight system while a compact Silent Wave Motor SWM enables fast and quiet autofocusing along with quick switching between autofocus and manual operation M/A and M. On top of that theres a seven-blade rounded diaphragm opening due to which out-of-focus elements appear more natural.
Customer Reviews
Good product
A very neat and versatile lens. Due to its long range of 81-135mm I was able to take wide angle as well as close ups which gives me a lot of flexibility. Excellent product.
well balanced and versatile
Ive had this lens for a couple of years now and have used it as a walkabout/travel lens on my D-80 for many thousands of pictures. Its not as sharp as the 70-300 VR and much less sharp and accurate than the 1.8 50 mm. At the same time its taken a lot of really good pictures and has made it down the Grand Canyon on a raft with a dry bag and memorialized the trip very well. I keep looking at the new 16-85 VR but for the money this is a really good lens. Outdoors it has excellent sharpness color rendition and speed. Ive also used it for interiors where zoom framing is valuable although it loses a bit in speed and aharpness without flash. Even there its way better than point-and-shoot quality. Still thinking about the 16-85..
Nice lens for the price too big
I have had this lens for about 6 months now. Its a good lens I paid $400 and I see it is $300 now wish I had gotten that price. I wear my camera around my neck a lot on a long strap so it hangs down by my hip. This lens is so long its a pain not to knock it into things. I wanted one lens to do all the work vs having to have a lot of lenss and I have learned I dont like a super long and heavy lens. My toddler recently pulled on my strap when it was sitting on a table and then entire camera fell. Shockingly enough I can still take pictures and everything seems okay accept trying to Auto Focus AF when I zoom way in. Im going to have to go test it outside on butterflies to see if it is indeed broken but I was very suprised the lens and camera didnt stop working or the lens didnt crack fell onto lenolium which is on top of cement with no padding. For $300 if you cant afford to buy a bunch of lenss its a good deal but if weight and size will frustrate you then you may want to just settle on less range and plan to buy more lenss over time.
Product Details
- Brand: Nikon
- Model: 2162
- Dimensions: 2.90" h x 2.90" w x 3.40" l .85 pounds
Features
- f/3.5-5.6G AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor ED lens with 35mm equivalent of 28-200mm
- Silent Wave Motor for fast quiet focusing
- ED Extra-low Dispersion glass lens element for maximum sharpness and contrast
- two aspherical lens elements
- minimum focus distance: 1.5 ft.
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