📷 Nikon G ED-IF AF-S DX VR 2159 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 Zoom Nikkor Lens for Nikon F (White Box Bulk Packaging) - Brand New Review

I took a used one for 14 thousand instead of my Nikon 18-135 while satisfied, for such money) you can find flaws in the picture and the sonority of the color, Got pros: in general, it’ in the dark it’s more difficult for them to create, sit still and don’ Cons below: it catches dust well but in my opinion this is a disease of all lenses of this kind

When I took it at the end of 2022, everything was fine, but now I understand that I want a clearer and brighter picture. You need to take something not so universal, because because of such a range of distances you have to sacrifice quality. But over the years it has served me well. So for beginners - the most it! Pros: Wide range of focal lengths, image stabilization system, smart motor, convenient to take on trips. Different cons: Dark. Drawing, contrast, the picture is not very, quite often…

An excellent all-round lens. If you don't want to switch or carry around lenses while you're shooting, this lens can do a good job in most situations. Autofocus is noisy and a bit slow, but that's AF-S for you. The VR stabilization works great. All example shots were taken with my Nikon D3300. High magnification rock taken from hands in a shady forest in the late evening. Hummingbird in almost full magnification, taken from the hand, through a glass door. It's very shy and flies away when I get

This is a great lens that has reduced the weight of my camera bag by about 10 pounds. If I used to carry 5 or 6 lenses with me, now I only carry 3. (11-17 is 18-200 and 70-300 with teleconverter) This is actually my second Nikon 18-200 lens since my wife spotted mine and insisted I buy her one. I have one criticism and one con for this lens. First, if you have a smaller Nikon and are using a pop-up flash, the lens will cast a shadow on the ground in your picture, especially if you're using zoom

Fantastic range, best image stabilization I have seen with no noticeable loss in quality across the range that it is a professional lens and solid construction. I use it a lot and am always very happy with the results. In daylight and good light, this lens delivers fantastic images from 18mm wide-angle to 200mm telephoto. Not having to change lenses on the fly is a gift from God. I shoot many sports for my clients and being on the sidelines of a football game where players are 10ft away for a…

This lens is everything I need! When I first bought my Nikon D60 (my first DSLR) it had 2 lenses. 18-55mm VR and 55-200mm VR. I'm tired of switching lenses between shots. In addition, whenever you change lenses, there is always a risk of dust getting onto the focusing lens. I read many GOOD reviews about the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S. VR DX Zoom Nikkor lens on Revain. The many good reviews of this lens made me buy it. I admit it's a little pricey. But I'm so glad I bought it anyway.

I have had this lens for 3 years now and have used it on my Nikon D40, D5000 and now my D7000. This is a great lens with a wide range of coverage from 18mm to 200mm. I use this lens about 75% of the time I use a camera. My other lenses are 35mm/f1.8, 50mm/f1.4, 18-55mm, 55-200mm and 28-105mm. I carry two lenses with me. I have used this lens for landscapes (nature), buildings, flowers, portraits of people, group shots with many people (18mm is convenient), events (sports, concerts, conferences,

In my use and therefore I find it the perfect companion for the Nikon D90 camera. This lens is suitable for almost all your photographic needs, whether you are an amateur or semi-professional photographer. The Tokina 11-16mm lens can complement your lens needs if you like wide-angle photography. By leaving a lens on the camera you're always ready for a great photo opportunity as you don't have to attach and detach lenses which over time expose the camera mirror to more dust/dirt and require…

A lens for beginners who are not striving for an ideal picture and, to a greater extent, have not yet found it. The plus is that beginners will be able to understand exactly which focal lengths they personally need, the minus is that with the purchase of the appropriate lenses, the 18-200 will be forever put in the far corner, because. the picture is weak and uninteresting (in some ways it will lose, in some ways it will win over an ordinary soap box, which, in turn, will win without options in

very good lens for its class. a large zoom allows you to not change the lens in a wide range of applications, a vibration absorber makes longer shutter speeds possible. sharpness, of course, is not at a height over the entire range of focal lengths, but this is a consequence of the laws of optics. The self-extending tube strains a little, but if you hold it, and I hold the lens anyway in the ring area, this does not interfere with shooting

I’ve been using this lens since 2022, probably, it’s indispensable for trips and hikes, but if you plan to shoot in the evening, it’s better to take a tripod with you) Over time, it picked up dust, this does not affect the quality of the pictures, but it’s a little annoying. I advise all those who like to travel this lens, it allows you to shoot almost everything interesting and can be used as binoculars if necessary)