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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- Nikon AF-S FX Micro 60mm f/2.8G ED
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Nikon D750 amzn.to/2xRPbHe
Lens 1: 24-120MM amzn.to/2xFgW6v
Lens 2: 16-35MM amzn.to/2OdUv1L
Lens 3: 50MM amzn.to/2IhN4RK
Lens 4: 60MM amzn.to/2O8eajV
Lens 5: 200-500 amzn.to/2Ocs8RK
Speed Light: SB-700 AF amzn.to/2xNv4Ll
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Not an aperture ring. Distance scale
I just bought this lens, and its awesome! I take some great pictures with for my Star Wars Set
Nice review! Thank you!
I got this lens for good 7yrs now I enjoy it ,,,mostly for weddings and portrait if like to used it portrait but mostly rings and small items. I used together with nikon d800e and nikon d750
Awesome!
Hi. For portraits do you recomend this better then 85mm 1.8? Im new in dslr world😀
@@alexsimon443 I would not recommend this for a portrait. Using a Macro/Micro is not ideal. I would suggest the Nikon 35mm or Nikon 50MM with a 1.2 - 2.1 low fstop range for a shallow depth of field.
@@truthbar4231 Hi. Already own the 50mm 1.8g, was really cheap :) Now, I need learn to use it :D Then buy other stufs.
This lens is awesome for portrait shooting!
I have Nikon d7500 , so this 60mm support this d7500 ??
Yes
I am taking shots of dimensional artwork and need a depth of field of about 3-4”; Meaning, as with your golf ball as an example, I need the entire ball in focus. I was told this lens could do that with auto focus… not sure my AF is working or if this lens just can’t accomplish what I want? Please help/suggest anything. Thank you
sorry to bother you, i have this lens and a nikon d5200 and plan to get a sony zve10 to toy reviews and wondered if and what sort of adapter i would need for it? if you know of course. I think this lens should be good enough to get some nice detailed shots of figures but the body just cant handle the auto focus which is why i need an upgrade XD
Hi. I have d750 with 24-120 and 50mm f1.8. Do you recomend this lens as my third lens? Its this good enough for food photography?
My third lens would be either a 16 - 24mm wide angle or the 70-200 f2.8 VRII. But if you are wanting your 3rd lens to be specifically for the "food/up close" photography then definitely purchase the macro 60mm or 85mm.
@@truthbar4231 Thanks you for youre answer
Hi, friend i`ve a question: Is compatible for Nikon D3200? Thanks
Yes it is. Works on Full & Crop Sensor Frame
Why would someone buy this lens over the highly rated Nikon 60 MM f 2.8 D?
because when you put it on a FTZ adapter for the mirrorless camera, the autofocus will not work. Nikon “D” screw mount lens won’t autofocus on mirrorless cameras. You can only manually focus using the FTZ adapter. This “G” mount does focus automatically.
One thing that really surprised me about this lens, is the AF is blazing fast (and not just by macro standards) it focuses faster than my 50mm 1.8g - it also doesn't suffer from some of the colour fringing that that older lenses seem to be prone to.
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