Nikon Silver 28-80mm f/3.3-5.6G Autofocus Nikkor Zoom Lens: Improved SEO Review

This lens was purchased as an exact replacement for the lens that came with my mother's Nikon D50. Somehow she or one of my sisters broke off part of the original to keep it from sticking to the camera so I found this lens for her. It's not the fastest, but the images are sharp and clear. 28-80mm is a good range for versatility at family gatherings or in situations where you need to take a lot of shots at different settings and don't have time to switch lenses. It's definitely worth the $60…

While researching landscape and architecture lenses on various internet forums and review sites I came across several references to this old lens. (see [.] to read the one that prompted my decision). Turns out this is an old whale lens for an old Nikon camera. It's plastic. It's silver-colored (although you can also find black). And it shouldn't be that good. Thing is, for some reason it's very good. Every once in a while the stars just come together to make the lens click and this was one of…

A small, lightweight plastic lens that far exceeds its low price. I'm really impressed with the images this thing produces. I bought it hoping to find out what focal length I would use more often before settling on a prime lens. I tend to use longer focal lengths because I make portraits more intimate/understated. This lens works great across the range. Pictures are clear. Perfectly sharp. They are bright and beautiful. And the lens is light. I use it on the Nikon D7100 which has the built in…