I have these two lenses for my Nikon D5600 too. If you can only afford one lens you really need to get the 18-140mm DX lens. Don’t forget that on DX cameras the crop factor is X 1.5, so that 18-140 FF equivalent is 27-210mm focal length. This would have to be the most useful lens ever made that you can do about 98% of your photography with. This 18-140 lens is the one normally on my camera as my general purpose, all seasons, any time, most of my photography, lens.
you should try the 18-300mm as well mate th-cam.com/video/sQo5Kf5TA-A/w-d-xo.html. As long as you're shooting outdoor, it's the best choice. Otherwise, AF-P 70-300mm is an absolutely sharp telephoto zoom lens outdoor, unfortunately on our case, 18-140mm tends to be soft even outdoor. All the best for you.
Thank you so much for this comparison, especially the moon shots among both the focal lengths, exactly what I was loking for since hours. Great work.. 👍
This video is just fantastic, superb, awesome, all the adjectives that are available..i mean icannot express how this helped me with my decision. Thank you very much!
Glad the video had helped you mate. What lens are you considering at? I have another video about 18-300mm, maybe you can also add it to your options. Don’t forget to subscribe for more videos like this.
as long as majority of our shot will be outdoor, I would highly recommend the 18-300 over the 18-140 bro. It's more versatile, has VR, and good bokeh at 200-300mm range.
Perfect video .. I have an option to choose 18 55 and 70-300mm or 18-140 along with body.. I already own 55 200 vr2 and prime and would get rid of my old 18 55mm vr lens. Is it better to choose 18-140 instead of afp combo ? How is the sharpness and auto focus speed with 18 140. Thanks in advance.
Ronin R thanks mate. Although 18-140mm is a versatile travel lens, I’ve found that afp 70-300mm is much faster and ultra sharp, thoughnit only supports newer bodies (to turn off vr during long exposure). The extra reach of up to 300mm gives you a nicer and creamy bokeh effect especially in portrait. All the best for you.
Yup, 18-140mm is quite costly but it’s definitely far beyond better than the 18-55mm standard kit lens. I am currently using the 18-300mm f/6.3 cause i always missed some shots while changing lens. I will upload a new video for the 18-300mm.
@@OneRiley the problem with super telephoto lens is at wide there would be distortion and long end there would be vignetting.. Any idea how good is tamron 18 400mm Is there vignetting with 18 140mm?
Yup there are obvious distortion/s, but can be corrected by the camera itself or from lightroom. I’ve used the 70-300mm longer than the 18-140mm (coz i’ve got it first) and no point for me having overlapping focal length, except if it’s a prime. I haven’t noticed any vignetting on the longer reach anyways, or if there is, it’s quite unnoticeable unlike the distortion.
there are 2 bundles of d5600 in the market, one with 18-140mm and other with 2 lens -18-55 & 70-300 and i am also gonna buy a 50mm which bundle should i get as both of them costs the same?
Man i would rather go with the twin lens kit (18-55mm and 70-300mm) although you won’t use the 18-55mm often when you have the 50mm f/1.8 prime. But even the 18-55mm (if it’s AF-P) is also a very sharp kit lens compared its old AF-S version.
Excelente video!... Quiero comprar un Nikkor 70-300 y tu video me sirvió perfectamente para darme idea de los resultados que se pueden obtener. Gracias! Saludos
Hi Lev, I’m using this awesome D5300 before jumping to Sony. The best lens that I’ve used with that camera is the 35 1.8, 85 1.8, 16-80 f/2.8-4 and this AFP 70-300. I also use a Nikon 8-300 for s short time and a Tokina 11-16 f2.8 and Tokina 100 f2.8.
New Gamer get the AF-P 70-300mm f/6.3 mate. As long as it’s outdoor it will work just fine. For indoors without flash, better get a 70-200 f/4 or and 80-200mm f/2.8.
Most helpfull video. Thanksss. I have nikon D5300 with nikkor 55-200mm. Now planing upgrade to 70-300. I am more interested in bird photography. I need more reach to subject. 70-300 AF-P f/4.5-5.6 ED VR or 70-300 f/4.5-6.3 G which is best for me? Many reviews saying FX lense more reached in DX body than DX lens. 70-300 FX is reach 105-450mm in DX camera. Can you make a video for zoom test of 70-300 AF-P f/4.5-5.6 ED VR with FX and DX camera bodies?
Hey brother, it's not in the lens, it's in the body. Since a D5300 (I have that before, it's an awesome piece of gear) is an APS-C or crop sensor, any lens, regardless if its for DX or FX, will automatically translate its focal length to x 1.5. So a 70-300mm DX or 70-300mm FX will both become 105-450mm. The 70-300mm has a one-stop advantage on the long end (f/5.6 vs f/6.3), and can be a serious consideration if you're planning and seeing yourself getting an full frame body in the future. I say, if budget won't be a problem I will go for the 70-300mm f/5.6 (more durable built and some control buttons on the lens' body), but since your camera body is a DX, the 70-300mm f/6.3 will perfectly do the job as well.
That’s good to know, 300mmm is like 450mm on that camera body, so it’ll look like a bit detailed. Try to take multiple shots with the 105mm and stack them together. 😀
Hi there! I'm considering buying my first camera and I saw a kit which contains Nikon D 3500 with these two lenses AF PDX 18-55 VR + AF PDX 70-300 VR, Would you recommend it?? Many thanks 🙌
Yes highly recommended for starter, those af-p lenses are very sharp, compared to its af-s siblings. Just be very careful with the lens because it’s all-made of plastic.
All the best for you. Everyone starts from the basic, you will learn more as you go on, those lens will not disappoint you, especially the 70-300mm, we’re not using that anymore as we had the AF-D 80-200 f/2.8.
I believe you can bro, but the effective useable aperture will be somewhere from f/11-13 which is quite narrow. Converters are only recommended with atleast f/2.8 or f/4 lens. Unlessbyou have very sufficient amount of light indoor or outdoor.
I reckon you should start with the 18-140mm bro since it’s also a good versatile lens. 70-300mm is just much faster and ultra sharp. I am currently using the 18-300mm and a prime lens so to minimize changing lens on different scenarios.
@@OneRiley the 70-300mm one, I will be doing mostly animal shots and vids from a distance and your vid clearly shows which one is better in that manner ;)
Hey bro, I’ll go with 70-300, that extra reach will create a beautiful bokeh between your subject and the background (just make sure that she’s further away from any background). But if you can get prime lens like Nikon 85mm 1.8, that would be the right choice
the moon test was disappointing 😔 i returned my P900 for a Nikon D5600 with a 18-140mm lens, and just purchased the 70-300mm lens today hoping to get some good pics of the full moon
Hey mate, did you use a tripod or a faster shutter speed? P900 is sufficient enough to capture the moon in detail moreover if you do stacking as well using Registax software. But with AF-P 70-300, use that f/6.3 at 300mm in 1/640” and iso 100-400. All the best for you.
I have Nikon D5300 with 18-55mm kit lens and 50mm prime lens. I want to buy another lens. I am little bit confused between 18-140mm and 70-300 mm . Which one will be sharper and faster for my camera body?
Dxyzptlk Dipta i have D5300 too buddy, and have those lens (18-140mm and 70-300mm)!until i sold both of them to buy the 18-300mm all-in-one. 70-300mm is far way more faster and sharper than the 18-140mm, then if only you want to capture group,m just switch your 50mm prime lens.
So far after heaps of deliberation, i ended up currently with these lenses on my D5300: - Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 DXii (spectacular landscape shooting and astrophotography) - 85mm f/1.8 (sweet & creamy bokeh with extremely sharp images especially at f/5.6) - 18-300mm (which I always carry around for travel, I always missed some shots before in some events using and switching between my 35mm f/1.8 and 70-300mm f/6.3) - Raynox DCR250 Macro Adapter (very sharp & high magnification especially with insects) Hope that’ll help you mate.
@@OneRiley Thanks a lot mate. I don't have much money to buy Tokina 11-16 mm lens right now, but I am going to put this lens in my bucket list. I think I'll go for 70-300mm lens. Again thanks for your suggestion and wish you good luck for your family and channel. :)
@@OneRiley mine is also d5300, I am a beginner, I have used only 18-55 kit lens, I m planning to upgrade, my main focus is on outdoor and landscape photography, as I am using my camera whenever I am travelling...also I want a versatile lens as I am not comfortable in changing lens. Budget is around 20/25. Please suggest a good lens
Hi bro, i also started (we all started) with the 18-55mm kit lens then after growing with it, I’ve upgraded to prime lens and all-in-one zoom. I mainly use Tokina 11-16mm dxii for real estate and landscapes, although the 18-300mm telephoto is also good for landscape. I have two prime lens too, 35mm f/1.8 and 85mm f/1.8 for portraits. All the best for you brother. You can also check out my website for photos using D5300 at www.onesimusrileyphotography.com
All good danny vincent, although 18-140mm is versatile for its reach, it tends to give soft images, AF-P 70-300mm on the other hand is ultra sharp and depending on your camera, you have to turn on/off VR on the settings during long exposure.
18-140mm has more reach and versatile, but a bit slow in real life. 70-300mm is a telephoto design for outdoor sports, wildlife and other quite far away subject. 18-140mm is a travel lens, that lets you capture semi wide angle for landscape and group shots of many people, but 70-300mm is also good for portraits as it will completely eliminate the subject from the background. Given a compatible nikon crop sensor dslr, 70-300mm is extremely sharp, although cheaply made. Between the 2, i would rather get the 70-300, or if budget would allow you, the 70-200mm f/4, or if you’re going fill frame, the 70-200mm f/2.8. And for travel, i would rather get the 16-80, or 16-85 or 17-55mm f/2.8. But if you’re a beginner, your kitlens 18-55mm will do just fine now.
@@OneRileySir but with 70-300 mm and 18-55mm there will difficulties changing lens again and again. Can 18-140 mm replace both of these lens? I am begginer and I want it for normal usage like with family, friends and some outdoors with portraits.
For that I will recommend the 18-300mm, so you won’t worry changing lens, i’m also concern about that issue before, especially sometimes I’m in dusty and windy environment. You can also check my review on that, there are 2 versions of 18-300mm, one with up to f/5.6 and the other up to f/6.3, i hadva review for the latter. All the best for you Varun.
@@franknoneli3750 A lot of people, myself included, bought D3500's to find out it's basically a lighter version of the D3400. The D3400 has features that I wish the D3500 had. Remote control of the shutter is not a happy thing on the D3500. I also wish it had a jack for an external mic. The D3500 is not blogger friendly.
70-300 has better image quality and sharpness than the 18-140. I’d tried two copies of 18-140 and it seems soft. The Af-P is a new generation and is indeed snappy and sharper.
I did too. Next time I'll use a moon filter because it's just too bright. My lens is the not VR one that comes in the D3500 kit. I'm impressed. It outdoes my telescope that has a 350mm focal length and 60 mm objective.
The new AF-P 70-300mm is fast enough to do that mate, but will still be of course depends on your camera’s capability, like how many continuous FPS your camera can shoot and it’s 3D tracking mode.
entertainment ka dose unfortunately, between the two, 18-140mm is slow conpared to 70-300mm, cause the latter is designed for sports and wildlife and 18-140mm is a versatile travel lens.
@@countriesmine6537 Take any lens with a wide aperture eg f/1.2, 1.4, 1.8 or 2.8. Smaller is the f number, better is the background blur. Like f/1.2 will have more background blur then f/1.4, even more then f/1.8. and so on. Also, longer the focal length, shallower is the depth of field. Hence, an 85 mm f/1.4 or f/1.8 is preferred for portraits
how do you find owning both of them bro? 18-140 tends to give me soft pictures, 70-300 is very sharp. I'd given up the 18-140 to 16-80mm f/2.8-4e and it's great.
Finally some one Who made a visual comparision, thank you so much! 📸🤓👍
glad you'd liked it mate! all the best for you out there.
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I have these two lenses for my Nikon D5600 too. If you can only afford one lens you really need to get the 18-140mm DX lens. Don’t forget that on DX cameras the crop factor is X 1.5, so that 18-140 FF equivalent is 27-210mm focal length. This would have to be the most useful lens ever made that you can do about 98% of your photography with. This 18-140 lens is the one normally on my camera as my general purpose, all seasons, any time, most of my photography, lens.
you should try the 18-300mm as well mate th-cam.com/video/sQo5Kf5TA-A/w-d-xo.html. As long as you're shooting outdoor, it's the best choice. Otherwise, AF-P 70-300mm is an absolutely sharp telephoto zoom lens outdoor, unfortunately on our case, 18-140mm tends to be soft even outdoor. All the best for you.
Thank you so much for this comparison, especially the moon shots among both the focal lengths, exactly what I was loking for since hours. Great work.. 👍
Great bro, you’re welcome. Thank you for your time watching this video.
This video is just fantastic, superb, awesome, all the adjectives that are available..i mean icannot express how this helped me with my decision. Thank you very much!
Glad you’d liked it mate. More videos like this to come along the way. Enjoy your photography.
What did you choose?
@@franknoneli3750 18-140mm...only my preference :D
Por fin, alguien hizo el video de comparación!!!
searching for this kind of video from last month.. Now i can sleep with peace 😂😁😁 Thanks alot Silve Rai
Glad the video had helped you mate. What lens are you considering at? I have another video about 18-300mm, maybe you can also add it to your options. Don’t forget to subscribe for more videos like this.
That's what I supposed to comment 🤷😂😊
Thats how comparison video is made. Well done!
Thanks Man. Glad you’d like it. Will probably put some more soon.
Thanks! Finally *visual* comparison video!
All good mate. You’re welcome.
I have Nikon 18- 140 mm VR DX lense. Whether it will be worthy to exchange it for purchass of 18- 300 Nikon VR lense.?
as long as majority of our shot will be outdoor, I would highly recommend the 18-300 over the 18-140 bro. It's more versatile, has VR, and good bokeh at 200-300mm range.
Thanks for this video. Buying Nikon d3500 with 70mm-300mm lens next week (Amazon Great Indian Sale)
You’re welcome. All the best for you
Gostei das lentes, tenho uma D5300 e minha proxima aquisição será uma lente 70-300
Best comparison video to date. Thanks.
Aww thanks man. All the best.
Good way to give an idea of zooming capacity. Thanks
Perfect video .. I have an option to choose 18 55 and 70-300mm or 18-140 along with body.. I already own 55 200 vr2 and prime and would get rid of my old 18 55mm vr lens. Is it better to choose 18-140 instead of afp combo ?
How is the sharpness and auto focus speed with 18 140. Thanks in advance.
Ronin R thanks mate. Although 18-140mm is a versatile travel lens, I’ve found that afp 70-300mm is much faster and ultra sharp, thoughnit only supports newer bodies (to turn off vr during long exposure). The extra reach of up to 300mm gives you a nicer and creamy bokeh effect especially in portrait. All the best for you.
@@OneRiley but considering the price I can buy 70-300mm for around 200 usd wherelse 18 140 cost around $350.. I might be saving while by as kit lens.
Yup, 18-140mm is quite costly but it’s definitely far beyond better than the 18-55mm standard kit lens. I am currently using the 18-300mm f/6.3 cause i always missed some shots while changing lens. I will upload a new video for the 18-300mm.
@@OneRiley the problem with super telephoto lens is at wide there would be distortion and long end there would be vignetting.. Any idea how good is tamron 18 400mm
Is there vignetting with 18 140mm?
Yup there are obvious distortion/s, but can be corrected by the camera itself or from lightroom. I’ve used the 70-300mm longer than the 18-140mm (coz i’ve got it first) and no point for me having overlapping focal length, except if it’s a prime. I haven’t noticed any vignetting on the longer reach anyways, or if there is, it’s quite unnoticeable unlike the distortion.
says more than 100 words !
thanks for the video
Hey thank you for watching @Madara. Enjoy your day ahead
there are 2 bundles of d5600 in the market, one with 18-140mm and other with 2 lens -18-55 & 70-300 and i am also gonna buy a 50mm which bundle should i get as both of them costs the same?
Man i would rather go with the twin lens kit (18-55mm and 70-300mm) although you won’t use the 18-55mm often when you have the 50mm f/1.8 prime. But even the 18-55mm (if it’s AF-P) is also a very sharp kit lens compared its old AF-S version.
amazing comparison! thanks for the video
You’re welcome Zayx. Thanks for watching
Excelente video!... Quiero comprar un Nikkor 70-300 y tu video me sirvió perfectamente para darme idea de los resultados que se pueden obtener. Gracias! Saludos
You’re welcome bro. Cheers.
Hello and thank you for this video. What lenses do you recommend for my nikon d 5300?
Hi Lev, I’m using this awesome D5300 before jumping to Sony. The best lens that I’ve used with that camera is the 35 1.8, 85 1.8, 16-80 f/2.8-4 and this AFP 70-300. I also use a Nikon 8-300 for s short time and a Tokina 11-16 f2.8 and Tokina 100 f2.8.
@@OneRiley thank you so much mate :)
All good bro. You’re welcome.
Бро, спасибо большое, очень помог определиться какой объектив брать❤❤
You're welcome. All the best bro
Can anyone tell me which lens will be perfect for my Nikon D5300?
Which is good for Nikon 5600 for sharp blur image
New Gamer get the AF-P 70-300mm f/6.3 mate. As long as it’s outdoor it will work just fine. For indoors without flash, better get a 70-200 f/4 or and 80-200mm f/2.8.
Most helpfull video. Thanksss. I have nikon D5300 with nikkor 55-200mm. Now planing upgrade to 70-300. I am more interested in bird photography. I need more reach to subject. 70-300 AF-P f/4.5-5.6 ED VR or 70-300 f/4.5-6.3 G which is best for me? Many reviews saying FX lense more reached in DX body than DX lens. 70-300 FX is reach 105-450mm in DX camera. Can you make a video for zoom test of 70-300 AF-P f/4.5-5.6 ED VR with FX and DX camera bodies?
Hey brother, it's not in the lens, it's in the body. Since a D5300 (I have that before, it's an awesome piece of gear) is an APS-C or crop sensor, any lens, regardless if its for DX or FX, will automatically translate its focal length to x 1.5. So a 70-300mm DX or 70-300mm FX will both become 105-450mm. The 70-300mm has a one-stop advantage on the long end (f/5.6 vs f/6.3), and can be a serious consideration if you're planning and seeing yourself getting an full frame body in the future. I say, if budget won't be a problem I will go for the 70-300mm f/5.6 (more durable built and some control buttons on the lens' body), but since your camera body is a DX, the 70-300mm f/6.3 will perfectly do the job as well.
Great test. I wonder how 70-300 for FX cameras would perform in this test. On DX camera it would be about 100-400m I guess
Didn’t had a chance to test those bro, you’re right, there’s going to be a x 1.5 crop factor
fantastic video !!
For D7500.. . Which lens is good?? ?
AF-P 70-300mm is good for D7500 compared to the 18-140mm. But if the budget will not restrict you, go for the 70-200mm f/4 or the 80-200mm f/2.8
Flipkart and Amazon are selling afp lens for such a high price.
Thanks for the moon shots.😉
Thank you for your time watching the video James. All the best.
@@OneRiley just took a shot today of the moon using my old 18-105 kit from my old D90 to my d500.had great snaps and wonder what a 300mm could get me.
That’s good to know, 300mmm is like 450mm on that camera body, so it’ll look like a bit detailed. Try to take multiple shots with the 105mm and stack them together. 😀
Hi there! I'm considering buying my first camera and I saw a kit which contains Nikon D 3500 with these two lenses AF PDX 18-55 VR + AF PDX 70-300 VR, Would you recommend it?? Many thanks 🙌
Yes highly recommended for starter, those af-p lenses are very sharp, compared to its af-s siblings. Just be very careful with the lens because it’s all-made of plastic.
@@OneRiley Hiii! I've just bought them! Now it's time to learn! 🤓
Thanks for replying!!
All the best for you. Everyone starts from the basic, you will learn more as you go on, those lens will not disappoint you, especially the 70-300mm, we’re not using that anymore as we had the AF-D 80-200 f/2.8.
I bought that kit and if you look closer at the package you'll notice that the long lens is not a VR. Sorry.
@@mikeries8549 Hi! I've just had a look and mine is AF-P Nikkor 70-300 VR!
It seems that the VR function isn't included in all packs...
Ordered this + the ftz2 adapter for my Nikon Z5
Great tandem @andy. All the best
Perfect video!!!!
Can you get like a x2 teleconvertor or something for the Nikon D5300? Would love to turn that 300 into 600mm :D
I believe you can bro, but the effective useable aperture will be somewhere from f/11-13 which is quite narrow. Converters are only recommended with atleast f/2.8 or f/4 lens. Unlessbyou have very sufficient amount of light indoor or outdoor.
@@OneRiley I see, thanks man :)
You’re welcome. All the best for you.
the best one... can you suggest which one to choose between 18-140mm and 70-300mm? am not a professional photographer. will have my 1st DSLR.
I reckon you should start with the 18-140mm bro since it’s also a good versatile lens. 70-300mm is just much faster and ultra sharp. I am currently using the 18-300mm and a prime lens so to minimize changing lens on different scenarios.
Awsome video I was wondering which one to buy and after your video I'm not any more :)
Good to know bro. Which one have you decided to get? Thank you for your time watching this video.
@@OneRiley the 70-300mm one, I will be doing mostly animal shots and vids from a distance and your vid clearly shows which one is better in that manner ;)
@@CHWildlife08 that’s a good choice. All the best with you man. Cheers
@@OneRiley Thank you, cheers ;)
thanks, this video was very helpful.
Which best lens outdoor best portrait photography
Nikon 18-140 vs 70-300 ?
Hey bro, I’ll go with 70-300, that extra reach will create a beautiful bokeh between your subject and the background (just make sure that she’s further away from any background). But if you can get prime lens like Nikon 85mm 1.8, that would be the right choice
@@OneRiley thank you ♥️
You’re welcome bro. Have a good day ahead
Thank you for the video 👍
You’re welcome bro, thanks for spending your time watching this content.
@@OneRiley I had to, mine (70-300) will arrive Monday 😀👏
That’s a good choice. All the best man. 😀
@@OneRiley thanks. I'll check some of your other videos soon 👍
No worries bro. Glad to be of help.
the moon test was disappointing 😔 i returned my P900 for a Nikon D5600 with a 18-140mm lens, and just purchased the 70-300mm lens today hoping to get some good pics of the full moon
Hey mate, did you use a tripod or a faster shutter speed? P900 is sufficient enough to capture the moon in detail moreover if you do stacking as well using Registax software. But with AF-P 70-300, use that f/6.3 at 300mm in 1/640” and iso 100-400. All the best for you.
I have Nikon D5300 with 18-55mm kit lens and 50mm prime lens. I want to buy another lens. I am little bit confused between 18-140mm and 70-300 mm . Which one will be sharper and faster for my camera body?
Dxyzptlk Dipta i have D5300 too buddy, and have those lens (18-140mm and 70-300mm)!until i sold both of them to buy the 18-300mm all-in-one. 70-300mm is far way more faster and sharper than the 18-140mm, then if only you want to capture group,m just switch your 50mm prime lens.
So far after heaps of deliberation, i ended up currently with these lenses on my D5300:
- Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 DXii (spectacular landscape shooting and astrophotography)
- 85mm f/1.8 (sweet & creamy bokeh with extremely sharp images especially at f/5.6)
- 18-300mm (which I always carry around for travel, I always missed some shots before in some events using and switching between my 35mm f/1.8 and 70-300mm f/6.3)
- Raynox DCR250 Macro Adapter (very sharp & high magnification especially with insects)
Hope that’ll help you mate.
@@OneRiley Thanks a lot mate. I don't have much money to buy Tokina 11-16 mm lens right now, but I am going to put this lens in my bucket list. I think I'll go for 70-300mm lens. Again thanks for your suggestion and wish you good luck for your family and channel. :)
Great Video
No talking,just showing what we want to see 🙃
I will buy this camera
What song is în the video
Reggards 💪🏻
Glad you like it my friend, forgot the song already, but if you play it via Shazam it might show. All the best.
Does AF-P 70-300mm works on Nikon D5300?
Hey @Kevin, yes it is, I used D5300 on this video.
@@OneRiley sir I thought the d5300 is only gonna work with AF-S?
How much price of this camera D5300 with 70-300 mm??
Hey mate, D5300 (body only) is currently $600. 70-300mm f/6.3 is roughly $399, all of them in USD.
@@OneRiley No i need 1st hand from market of raipur
fantastic
You’re welcome bro
Wow ! Thanks!
Our pleasure!
For Nikon D3300, what can it be or not?
70-300mm for D3300 mate, it’s very much sharper than the 18-140mm
can you pelase tell which camera model it is?
Bro it’s stated in the video at the start of each screen. But nevertheless, it’s an APS-C sensor Nikon D5300
@@OneRiley mine is also d5300, I am a beginner, I have used only 18-55 kit lens, I m planning to upgrade, my main focus is on outdoor and landscape photography, as I am using my camera whenever I am travelling...also I want a versatile lens as I am not comfortable in changing lens. Budget is around 20/25. Please suggest a good lens
Hi bro, i also started (we all started) with the 18-55mm kit lens then after growing with it, I’ve upgraded to prime lens and all-in-one zoom. I mainly use Tokina 11-16mm dxii for real estate and landscapes, although the 18-300mm telephoto is also good for landscape. I have two prime lens too, 35mm f/1.8 and 85mm f/1.8 for portraits. All the best for you brother. You can also check out my website for photos using D5300 at www.onesimusrileyphotography.com
@@OneRiley thanks, by the way I m a woman....
madhurima mandal hi sorry for that. All the best for you.
Please suggest me nikkor 18-140mm or 70 -300 mm.. really confused.which one is best
70-300mm is the best. If you need a decent wide just use your 18-55mm kit lens (the new AF-P kit has improved a lot), or just use a 35mm f/1.8 prime
@@OneRiley thank you bro..for ur valuable reply👍
All good danny vincent, although 18-140mm is versatile for its reach, it tends to give soft images, AF-P 70-300mm on the other hand is ultra sharp and depending on your camera, you have to turn on/off VR on the settings during long exposure.
Sir I am totally confused between 70-300 mm with 18- 55mm or 18-140 mm. Kindly suggest me something.
18-140mm has more reach and versatile, but a bit slow in real life. 70-300mm is a telephoto design for outdoor sports, wildlife and other quite far away subject. 18-140mm is a travel lens, that lets you capture semi wide angle for landscape and group shots of many people, but 70-300mm is also good for portraits as it will completely eliminate the subject from the background. Given a compatible nikon crop sensor dslr, 70-300mm is extremely sharp, although cheaply made. Between the 2, i would rather get the 70-300, or if budget would allow you, the 70-200mm f/4, or if you’re going fill frame, the 70-200mm f/2.8. And for travel, i would rather get the 16-80, or 16-85 or 17-55mm f/2.8. But if you’re a beginner, your kitlens 18-55mm will do just fine now.
@@OneRileySir but with 70-300 mm and 18-55mm there will difficulties changing lens again and again. Can 18-140 mm replace both of these lens?
I am begginer and I want it for normal usage like with family, friends and some outdoors with portraits.
For that I will recommend the 18-300mm, so you won’t worry changing lens, i’m also concern about that issue before, especially sometimes I’m in dusty and windy environment. You can also check my review on that, there are 2 versions of 18-300mm, one with up to f/5.6 and the other up to f/6.3, i hadva review for the latter. All the best for you Varun.
@@OneRiley Thank you Sir
It helped me a lot.
You’re welcome. All the best for you Varun.
Thank you so much
You’re most welcome
very nice thanks a lot , it helped me in my purchase
All the best for you brother.
What did you purchase?
@@franknoneli3750 A lot of people, myself included, bought D3500's to find out it's basically a lighter version of the D3400. The D3400 has features that I wish the D3500 had. Remote control of the shutter is not a happy thing on the D3500. I also wish it had a jack for an external mic. The D3500 is not blogger friendly.
Good method to understand
Glad to be of help bro.
Good one. Thanks
Welcome my friend.
Thank you so much for this comparison, but AF-P is much better than AF-S
You’re right bro, I’ll always pick and choose af-p lens over the other.
But who has better image quality..??..should have added tht too...by zooming d clicked pic side by side...
70-300 has better image quality and sharpness than the 18-140. I’d tried two copies of 18-140 and it seems soft. The Af-P is a new generation and is indeed snappy and sharper.
Thanks bro!
Deathstroke CHILE you’re welcome mate
I use the 70-300 for some of my moon shots. #ShootTheMoonChallenge
That’s a good one, especially on a crop sensor body. All the best for you man.
I did too. Next time I'll use a moon filter because it's just too bright.
My lens is the not VR one that comes in the D3500 kit. I'm impressed. It outdoes my telescope that has a 350mm focal length and 60 mm objective.
Very useful. thanks
Nice
thank you my friend
@@OneRiley welcome bro
Similar info on Nikon lens simulator.
Don’t know that mate, is it from their website?
@@OneRiley Yes just write in google lens simulator
Good
Thanks. More to come soon.
Best lens for tracking???
The new AF-P 70-300mm is fast enough to do that mate, but will still be of course depends on your camera’s capability, like how many continuous FPS your camera can shoot and it’s 3D tracking mode.
@@OneRiley what about 18-140mm
entertainment ka dose unfortunately, between the two, 18-140mm is slow conpared to 70-300mm, cause the latter is designed for sports and wildlife and 18-140mm is a versatile travel lens.
Which lens do you prefer? Would you choose versatility over sharpness? Comment your answers below.
I'd rather have sharpness over versatility.
@@debangarajchoudhury1409 hey do you know which lens record full frame no fous background ? I mean record video or take picture without any focusing.
@@countriesmine6537 I am sorry I don't understand completely. Do you mean which full frame lens records video with out of focus background?
@@debangarajchoudhury1409 yes correct. No focus on the background. Do you know any lens?
@@countriesmine6537 Take any lens with a wide aperture eg f/1.2, 1.4, 1.8 or 2.8. Smaller is the f number, better is the background blur. Like f/1.2 will have more background blur then f/1.4, even more then f/1.8. and so on.
Also, longer the focal length, shallower is the depth of field.
Hence, an 85 mm f/1.4 or f/1.8 is preferred for portraits
tnxq
I have both 🧐
how do you find owning both of them bro? 18-140 tends to give me soft pictures, 70-300 is very sharp. I'd given up the 18-140 to 16-80mm f/2.8-4e and it's great.