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I use this lens a lot and its is underrated.

Nikon d700 vs nikon d750 🤔 ????????

I just grabbed one for $25 off eBay. Not a bad lens for cheap, plastic. It actually is decent for why I bought it.👍

I have to agree. I got this lens without the vr version. It is a very sharp. the only one fault that I have with this lens, is that you can't use it with you older nikon cameras. I think for the money its great. Cheers.

Do you know if it is compatible with the Nikon D90?

How many magnaparcels is recommended for a good picture?

Awesome photos! Makes me really want this camera but I don’t know about spending that much for a compact camera. I am thinking about getting the GRD and giving that a go! Thanks for sharing your experience!

So helpful! Thank you!

Is it switzerland, please?

Thank you...very informative. Going to purchase a used nikon d750 tomorrow. 😊

Back in the day I didn't like Minolta MC glass, course I've been a big colour slide film shooter, and those lenses are giving a greenish - yellow tint, which was impossible to avoid, especially with Kodak Ektachrome films. However, these days, all those colour problems are easy to avoid, in various ways...

Very useful comments and great chrat at the end. Tks.

On the Nikon Website there are all sorts of lens compatibility lists. Even an excel file for every Nikon model. It is fascinating stuff to research..

One correction: At 2:54, the narration says "Our irises expand in bright light and contract in dim light". Actually, the reverse of this is true.

I love Minolta lenses. I have got 28 f2.8, 50 f1.4, 35-70 f4, 100 mm macro and the 70-210 mm (beercan). Plus a Tokina 135 mm

They are not that cheap to get in my country, but the D40 is kult 😊

I love my D700. Bought it new when it came out and I´m never going to sell it. Also have a D800, a D200 and a D7000. I like them all, but I guess the 700 is my favorite. Something about the look of the files that is more film-like to my mind, particularly in low light. Could be the larger pixels compared to the 800, maybe. Naturally, the 800 excels when cropping is necessary.

This lens is actually quite useful for some tasks (for me, I bought one used and use it as a backup lens in case one of my other standard zoom lenses deicdes to stop working for whatever reason or gets damaged). But honestly I would never pay the full $399 for it. I paid about $180 for mine (used but in good conditin) but I don't think it's worth $399 new especially since you can get a used 24-70 f/4 for about $400 anyway.

I have other vintage Nikons and love them. I just ordered this one. I have a D200 with the CCD sensor and the colors are great. Great video!

Yes! Great vid. Full frame DSLR's in general are too big, obese. This one is more agile and fits better. Underrated camera.

Very nice information about how to analyse exit pupil. Wonderful explanation

Oh boy, my first DSLR I bought new. I was a total beginner when I bought this and my friends gave me the weird look when I got this instead of a Canon or a Nikon. To this day, I still not just own this camera, but keep its batteries charged and use it, albeit not that often. It's truly a memorable piece of equipment in my fotography journey and its weatherproof build with the WR lenses makes it stand out. By the way, you are a very skilled photographer! Your choices are great and knowing the limits of this camera, I just wanted to underline that you truly know what you do. Thanks for this post, it made me smile and remember my first "real" camera. Liked and subscribed!

What an excellent explanation, thanks for this! Really helps in that buying decision. We now have the Prostaff P7 and very impressed with the clarity and usability.

i'm just waiting for a kit i bought on ebay with a SRT-200 and the 50mm f/2 starred on the sheet, plus a 35mm f/2.8 (the 90$ on the sheet is more than the whole kit so that's probably a bargain!) , a 135mm f/3.5 that's not featured on the sheet and a pmz 80-200mm f/4.5 that i can't find anything about on the internet, do you have any thoughts on those last two?

Thanks dude!

Wells thats it im ordering the one i have saved on my watch list

Great video. Very thorough

I use the FX-version on my D7200, because of the 105-450mm and Sport VR, plus all weather durability. But the DX-version is not bad at all. Tried it before I bought the FX (second hand).

Awesome video, thank you.

Nice, thoughtful review and I really enjoyed the thoughts on urban landscape towards the end. I had the non-VR version of the lens about 15 years ago. It’s very nice on APS-C - it’s about 35-135mm on the crop sensor.

video bem explicativo, me ajudou bastante. obrigada.

do you think there will be a mark 8 soon?

Good day to you a still use mine averyday , in 2010 i was shooting for special olympics fund raising in mtl with the mtl police and one of my pictures was picte for 3 editions of police mag . And that picture won 1 first prise with world police cheff associaton , with a d40 there was a hole lot of pro photografer on site .yes D40 !!

Unless you find an amazing deal on the III or IV, I would always recommend ponying up the additional cash for a V or Va, and even then I would hesitate to even recommend the III at all. Phase detect autofocus is such a massive game changer and the stacked sensor even-moreso.

I hate my D700. It always begs to travel with me everywhere and it always wins.

the thing is trying to find out whether the camera is an original or a fake. like what are the signs right? especially when you're a beginner in photography/buying a camera

Can it fly without smartphone or app? When using remote controller only?

Thank you a lot for this wonderfull explaination , BR Roland Tan

Thanks for your work

goog camera but with dx lens???as d3500

That was such an informative video thank you so much. Excellent presentation and excellent organisation in the way you presented the details.

Hy i have 70-210 f4 but your model is better for sharpness?

Very familiar with that motion. Have it on my 80-200mm

Hard to find these for less than $200 now lol

Beautiful photos….I just got my Nikon 50mm 1.8G today…looking forward to using it!

Auto Focus in my user experience and opinion is THE WORST thing to ever get implemented into Photography. I will say I have found the Auto Focus Abilities of the old 35mm Film Cameras from decades ago to be less of a pain, but any of these new age Digital Cameras, it's the worst in Point and Shoots and Mobile Devices (smartphones, tablets, etc). With manual focus, there's no waiting, there's no weird things you have to do with your hands or pieces of paper behind the foreground object to get it to focus, there's no shaking around devices to hope it eventually focuses, and there's none of that bullcrap of it going into focus then suddenly deciding to go back out of focus. Auto Focus is HORRIBLE! Manual Focus is and will always be the absolute best and most reliable choice.

Af function for my 180ed AfD? And sigma Apo DG 1.4 is compatibile for nikon AfD Lens? Autofocus mode

thanks a lot!!!!

Thank you!

Late to this party, but hey. Some points about Pentax in general and the K200d, specifically. Love that every lens ever made to fit this brand all the way back to the M42 screw mounts (with an inexpensive K mount adapter) are fully functional on their DSLRs. My all time favorite lenses are the Kiron, Komine, and Kobori made Vivitar lenses (sn beginning with 22, 28, and 77). Way ahead of their time. I like that this model is small and comfortable yet a solid weight, partially due to the fact that it uses AA batteries, not a rechargeable battery pack that also takes up a lot of room in your carry case and if you have just one pack, you have to wait for it to charge up. And if you use lithiums in the the K200d, you can pretty much bank on getting about 1500 shots out of one set.