📷 Nikon 135mm f/2.8 Nikkor AI-S Lens: Manual Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras Review

Lens was in excellent condition; Delivery was quick and carefully processed; and I think the purchase was good value for money.

Ok this is a very high quality lens. This is well above what most amateur photographers are used to. and that's a big but. Actually you need to know how to use your camera as this lens is not fully automated/autofocused. For my money (really cheap) this lens was stolen. I am very happy with this lens and the picture I took.

Amazing Manual Lens! I shoot with the D750 and love high quality vintage glass. Sure, these new modern fast autofocus lenses are great, but there's something special about shooting with quality vintage glass. This lens has stood the test of time and my specimen is near pristine and the images are perfect. Get out of your comfort zone. Get a manual lens and get to know your camera. You can't eat that, especially for the price.

Nikon 135mm f2.8 Ais telephoto lens. A very compact version of Nikon's classic telephoto lens. Uses standard 52mm filters, has a built-in lens hood, crisp, bright viewfinder image with f2.8 aperture for framing, ideal for portraits to isolate subjects, easy to hold. This lens comes standard along with a regular 50mm lens and a 28mm or 24mm wide-angle lens. And when you're shooting on film, everyone uses the same 52mm filters to set up the camera, which is really handy. Overall a great lens. My…

Received this lens a few weeks ago. good shape I like the feel of the focus ring, aperture, lens hood and the lens itself. That and the 50mm f/1.8 might make you a fan of using vintage lenses. If you want to see if a 135mm lens is right for you for portraits etc then this is a great budget option. ADVANTAGES: OVERALL GAIN, MICROCONTRAST, SHARPNESS, BOKE, PRICE, FOCUSING RING, WEIGHT. This lens is very sharp above f/4-5.6. Bokeh is soft, blurry and pleasing (not as quiet as the Nikkor 105mm f.2…