📷 Nikon 2177 60mm f/2.8G ED Standard Macro Lens for Nikon DSLR Cameras with AF-S FX Micro-NIKKOR Review

105mm 2,8 with a stub didn’t pull on the money and took this one, I don’t regret it at all, the macro is just super, and the portrait is excellent, while I’ Ru/users/poluektoff-v/album/97407/ Has pros: Very smart, beautifully draws bokeh, on a 90mm crop it turns out that it’ the soul sings)) Got cons: There is no aperture ring, no stub, they could have put at least the first level, take pictures himself :) /joke/

A good lens, a stabilizer would not help much when shooting Macro, because. this is a special mode. Compared-used Nikkor 105 / 2.8 VR Micro and there is Sony 90 / 2.8 Macro OSS, For sharpness in handheld macro photography, you need a fairly short shutter speed like 1 / 250-1 / 400 or a good tripod, self-timer with a mirror delay of 0.4 seconds, etc. .P. With its pros. Compact, sharp macro lens. Can be used as a staff member. I used it on D800E, D750, I use it on Df. Cons: Poorly compatible with

My first fix, and it turned out to be successful. Not only the subject or micro-objects, but also the general plans come out magnificent: bright and contrasting. However, there is a strong feeling that portraits are one of the strongest points of this lens. Worth your money. Pros: Sharpness and color rendition in the first place. Nice bokeh. There are no complaints about focusing. Different cons: Sensitive to vibration at slow shutter speeds. However, this is quite logical, and can hardly be…

Serious, suitable glass, but, like everything else, it must be used for specific shootings. Different pros: Good color rendering. A suitable glass for FX (Full Frame) macro photography and a portrait lens are just gorgeous. No distortion. Luminosity is good. Almost half a year has passed and there is not a single speck of dust between the optical elements. In general, the soul is calm. Different cons: Of course PRICE! Why is there not the same 60mm with a stub? But from what the soul is not…

It is surprising that there are so few reviews about this magnificent lens . I went to buy it consciously, I really wanted a macro lens. Having bought and shot it, I realized that it is very good in everything! The subject and portraits are excellent, macro and even landscape . everything is up to him. Shooting them is a pleasure, the photos are excellent. Focusing is fast and accurate. It will not be superfluous to wind a good protective filter. when shooting macro, there is a chance to bury…

I use Lucky glass on the D7000. The distortion is minimal, it's bad that everyone bypasses it and does not write about it on the forums. I used both 50mm and 85mm and 105mm and 135mm, but I have this lens in my arsenal for a long time, I won’t buy fifty dollars in the near future, that’s for sure, and why not. The picture completely suits me with this lens, sharp and contrasting.

This is my regular lens to use with my D800; It fills the gap between the focal lengths of my 35mm and 70-200mm lenses and is high quality but also the cheapest of the three, its value for money. The Nikon 60mm f2.8 AF-S G delivers extremely low distortion, very good sharpness, excellent contrast and color reproduction. At close range I always use manual focus (often with a tripod and/or flash) and this is where the image quality of the lens really shines; The autofocus is very accurate for…

Received this lens 2 days after ordering from Revain. This lens did not disappoint me. It's very very spicy. It easily passed my own autofocus test and the autofocus is very accurate. I haven't compared the autofocus speed to other lenses as this is a macro lens which typically has slower autofocus compared to other regular (non-macro) lenses. This little gem features the best technology Nikon has to offer today: the AFS silent shaft motor. , IF (internal focusing), ED glass, 9-blade round…

Pros: I put a lot of effort into recommending this lens as the Nikon 85mm f/3.5G AF-S DX ED VR Micro Nikkor lens to buy for Nikon digital SLR cameras was announced around the same time I bought this lens. But I knew I needed a longer working distance as I would be using this lens on my D200 (DX body, so 90mm effective focal length); I also wanted something that would work on my N75 and use it with the D700/D3/D3x if I wanted to. A recent review by Popular Photography in December 2009 also…