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The Nikon 135mm f/2.8 Ai-S is a tele lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1976 to 2005 (discontinued). The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;
12 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 out of 10.
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Opinion:even in the canvas I would like to add a lens to my kit and I'm looking around .. so I stumble in this lens that I already have and that I use often and saves me every time. A strong lens, metal made in Japan of a time. I would like to try even the most precious series but every time I find an ai pretty much given to take dust from the depressed dealer of "vintage" machines I can not not make an ATM and take them, even if I also found the 35 .. The hood is very comfortable, the ring of fire flows very well and the diaphragm is dry and snaps like a clock. I've never cleaned or shown it, and it will probably come to my nephews still working perfectly. rnTrovandomi very well with the focus in manual I do not really see the reason to spend a lot of money for fixed lenses until these jewels still turn in the used market, sometimes I go to see some review of lenses still in production and emblazoned to then find that TA they are not good, and are made of lighter materials and tend to break. Who knows, maybe nikon still in the 80s had not planned the obsolescence that has invaded the world. In any case, the old nikon manual lenses are fantastic. With figures then, I would buy an armadiata.
Pros:excellent build quality, f / 2.8 with shaded libidinous (but also to a lot 5.6 disconnects subject from the background); overall quality of 'image, weight and footprint even more content. Focus precision manual millimeter, a wonder! Hard Stop Infinity Focus and integrated hood.
Cons:Lacking the most advanced multicoating lens techniques you notice some chromatic aberration and against the performance could be meglio.rnPersonalmente not consider manual MAF a defect but for those not used can be uncomfortable.
Opinion:The build quality of the made in Japan can be seen and palpable, even if the lens in my possession is the 1980 is essentially perfect in every detail and I'm sure others will last decades ancora.rnPerfetta portrait lens (200mm on DX is practically a ) bright and incredibly alive compatta.rnNon the manual focus as a problem (unlike many) and I am convinced that with a little experience it all becomes an automatism; focuse with this lens is simply a pleasure due to its precision construction and the incredibly wide scale focus: using a D7100 (but also the bodies of the series 3000 and 5000 allow it) is always in control of the focus , works well and is quite helpful (although I must say that I trust more and more of my eyes!). rn
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