Description -(Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d ED AF Zoom-Nikkor Lens)
Nikon is winning pride by adding up their intelligence and technique to carry
the world's superior lenses like Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d Lens to life. Nikon
80-200Mm f2.8d Lens is an outstanding telephoto-zoom lens. The lens is
appreciated for sports photography, portrait photography, photo journalism and
natural world photography in fair and dim light conditions. Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d
Lens employs 3 ED (Extra Low Dispersion) glass elements for high resolution and
high contrast delivers excellent results. The F stop remains at 2.8 throughout
the zoom range. Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d Lens incorporate the Internal Focusing [IF]
system for automated, quiet and smooth autofocus. Length of the lens does not
change during focusing. Its D-type lens technology offers space/distance
information to choose Nikon digital and film SLR cameras. It has rotating zoom
ring for precise zoom operation. It focuses 85% as fast as the AF-S 80-200mm
F/2.8 and costs and weighs less. Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d Lens focuses about 3-three
times faster than almost any other telephoto zoom lens apart from Nikon 70-200Mm
VR lens yet is the cheapest telephoto zoom lenses amongst fast Nikon lenses.
Experts review of the lens confirms the out standing result of this lens.Nikon Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d ED AF Zoom-Nikkor Lens
Specifications:
Lens construction: 16_elements/11 groups
ED Lens: Yes (3 ED glass elements)
Picture Angle (Nikon DX Format): 20° - 8°
Picture angle - Nikon 80-200mm f2.8d Lens: 30° 10_' - 12°_20 '
Maximum reproduction ratio: 1:7.4 (1/5.9 at macro setting)
Focal-length scale: 80mm, 105mm, 135mm, 200mm
Diaphragm blades: 9
Minimum f/stop: 22
Closest focusing distance: 1.8m (1.5m @ macro setting)
Zoom control-Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d Lens: Manual (separate zoom ring)
Macro focusing: Available
Focus-limit switch: Available
Weight (approx.): 1,300g
Dimensions: 87×187mm
Lens cap-Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d Lens: Snap-on
Lens hood: HB-7 (optional)
Lens case: CL-43A (supplied)
Tripod collar - Nikon 80-200mm f2.8d Lens: Does have (rotatable) 22-2.8
External front filter attachment frame: Does not rotate
External front filter: 77mm
Infrared compensation scale: Available
Aperture ring: Does have
Distance scale - Nikon 80-200mm f2.8d Lens: Does have
Material of bayonet ring: Metal
Lens Type: Zoom Lens
Lens Fit: Nikon
Focus - Nikon 80-200mm f2.8d Lens: Auto
Kit Contents
Nikon is the only company in the world that manufactures their imaging products
all the way from glass manufacturing to finished products. The spirit and technology to freely maneuver light are
deeply embedded in Nikon's products.
Nikkor
is a lens brand for cameras that symbolizes the sprit of Nikon.
Nikon 80-200Mm f2.8d ED Lens
Nikon Rear and Front Caps
Nikon CL-43A Lens Case
Instruction / User Manual
About Nikon Lenses
The design concept of Nikkor such as: "100 year quality" achieved through the
fusion of traditional craftsmanship with
the latest technology; lenses of such quality that they are considered works of
art reflecting the unique
craftsmanship of the master lens makers; High image quality unique to Nikon that
is both sharp and expressive; Styling
so beautiful it brings a joy of ownership without sacrificing usability.
The highly expected
Nikon VR Lenses are professional-grade lenses that is
specifically designed for portraits, studio
and wedding photographers who need an ultra-fast, quality lenses with a large
aperture for low-light circumstances.
VR technology remove image blur caused by camera wobble, mainly when shooting in
low-light conditions, permitting
photographers to use shutter speeds up to three stops slower than they would
normally use to obtain sharp, well
exposed images.
Prime lenses, are smaller, lighter and more compact than zoom lenses and tend to
be faster, offering wide apertures of
f/2.8, f/1.8 or even f/1.4. The large apertures let in more light, which
benefits the photographer in a number of ways.
Nikon Macro lenses ensure superior optical performance even at close distances
that allows you to you take photographs
that are 1:2 or 1:1 reproduction, which is ½ life size to life size respectively
without the need for any additional
accessories. It has both AF (Auto-focus) and MF (manual focus) mechanism. Nikon
Macro lenses features IF "Internal Focusing" mechanism for quiet and smooth
Auto Focus, yet the length of the Lens doesn't change during AF.
Nikon's Micro-NIKKOR lenses are designed to perform their best from infinity all
the way down to their closest
focusing distances. Moving in extremely close to the subject using a Micro-NIKKOR
lens lets you to fill the entire
frame with your subject, allowing you to expand your artistic vision.
Nikon Zoom lenses offers high-performance features in a solid body. Additionally
they possess the shortest closest-focusing distance in its class - 0.33m throughout the entire zoom range. Nikon
Zoom lenses are perfect for
photojournalism and other all-purpose photographic needs.
These elements convey an "authentic ambience" to its owner, and are passed from
yesterday to today, and from today to
tomorrow, with the aim of bringing greater joy of visual expression to people
who take photos.
For more information about, Nikon 80-200mm AF Zoom-Nikkor F2.8 ED Lens website.
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Customer Reviews on Nikon 80-200mm AF Zoom-Nikkor F2.8 ED Lens£830.77
Purchased Nikon 80-200 F2.8D - I received this from Microglobe at a very good price.
Fantastic service from Microglobe. Goods arrived next day delivery in perfect beautiful condition. I have used Microglobe before and will continue to do so!
Very happy with the goods and Microglobe.
I wanted a fast medium range zoom and was in two minds to get this or the Sigma 70-200. The Nikon 70-200 2.8 was way out of my price range. After much consideration I decided to go for the comparatively lower tech, well established Nikon 80-200mm 2.8 and I'm so glad I did. This lens has been around since the early days of digital SLRs and as the old saying goes if it ain't broke don't fix it. The build quality is reminiscent of lenses from the heady days of 35mm without a hint of plastic and there is a reassuring "Made in Japan" label on it. I have used it on both my D90 and my D7000 and it focusses quickly and accurately. The results are spectacular and there is no need for vibration reduction or optical stabilisation if you use a decent enough speed. We never had these luxuries in the days of 35mm anyway and managed perfectly well although to be fair we stopped taking pictures when the light began to fail which is when the new tech starts to kick in. The lens is reassuringly heavy which is synonymous with quality in my opinion but well balanced. It would be nice if it came with a lens hood but Microglobe stock these too and you get a superb leather look tubular case with "velvet" lining to keep your "precious" in. My photographic partner has the Sigma and it is a great performer but I'm glad I went for this, it's a fantastically crafted piece of kit. Of course if you have the extra £800 then buy the Nikon 70-200 2.8 but is it twice as good as well as twice the price? I doubt it.
