Review on High-Quality Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED 📷 Lens with Vibration Reduction and Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras by Rusna Djanur Buana ᠌

Unjustifiably for a prolonged period of time after the purchase, sat on the bench). At this point, I am nearly unable to disengage from the carcass. Over the summer, I focused primarily on shooting macros, but the fall required me to switch to other scales, so I added a 16–85mm lens. There are numerous apertures available for every kind of shooting. There are no issues during the morning, afternoon, or evening; but, for unique, low-light situations, there is a quick and light 35mm/f1.8 lens available; it will not cause the bag to drag. The lens has an excellent level of sharpness, and while the bokeh may not be a fountain, the background blur is fairly satisfactory. The stabilization process is outstanding. Things I don't like: 1. The internal rear lens block functions like a piston; while this feature isn't essential for the 7100, it's a complete and utter catastrophe for the D60. Changing the focus causes it to blow a draft right into the eye, and as a result, dust is sucked into the camera. 2. Glare when illuminated from behind, but only at a specific angle. Everything else is of very high quality. A touch heavy, but not too cumbersome. Strong construction that can withstand any conditions. When it is in the stowed position, the hood gives you the ability to adjust the focus. On a ten-point scale, I put 8. Someone says that it is quite dull), yes), it is not Helios 40-2, but it is an outstanding workhorse. Everything is more expensive now than it was before the crisis; I bought it for 15,000 dollars before the crisis, and if the price were the same now, he would not be able to afford it. The lens is not recommended for use by professionals because it can only be used with a cropped sensor and a short aperture, but it is a good choice for amateur photographers.