Nikon Reflex Nikkor Manual Digital Cameras Review

I use the pre-macro version of this lens. I've owned it for about a year and have never parted with it. I recently bought a Macro version (newer) to add to my collection. This is not the cheap plastic lens found in most modern mirrors. This is a heavy, high-quality lens that can produce interesting shots. Not only is the donut bokeh unique, it also has a slightly barrel-like effect when shooting full frame. I didn't notice it that much with the crop sensor, but it can be seen in the pictures on

This is one of the sharpest 500mm F8 Reflex lenses I've ever used, aside from my Nikon 500mm F4 VR2 AF-S. It's fast and bright when focusing on the Nikon D3S and Nikon D300s. Its donut background gives me a different feel and approach in a more artistic way than what many pros call "dirty background". Optical telephoto lens. The focal length between the objects and the lens was very narrow. The contrast and maximum sharpness were stunning. Don't regret buying this gem that is no longer made by…

SLR lens is a good lens, mostly the poor man's 500mm lens. It's all manual focus and exposure. I usually use it with Nikon TC-14A to multiply Nikkor by 1.4 to 700mm. The 500mm SLR will never be as good as the AF-S 500mm f/4. But it works well when used properly. Donuts or rings as a background can be used well if the background is carefully designed. Reflex 500mm is inexpensive and lightweight. It takes a little more effort to manually focus and set the exposure. You definitely need good light…

Recently bought an old "C" version of this lens. They say "It's not as sharp as 'N', the later version. I use it on Sony mirrorless cameras. I like it. I tested the sharpness by putting "C" on a tripod and a I used a promotional flyer as a test subject, about 16 meters away. Then I took another exposure with a Nikkor 50mm f1.8 at f8 and ISO 400. I chose a letter on the flyer to focus both lenses on and shot the flyer the same size for both exposures. and the two images compared 100%. It's hard…