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The Nikon AF-S DX 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED VR is a standard lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2008 to 2020 (discontinued). The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (micro-USM), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 275 €;
192 users have given it an average vote of 7.7 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Nikon F: this lens is compatible with reflex APS-C Nikon.
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Pros: Léger,polyvalent,excellent a f/8,souvent sous estimer,bien pris en main capable de merveille a moindre cout
Cons: Un peu fragile
Opinion: C'est mon objectif de tous les jours,certes c'est un objectif standard ,mais il fait le job,se comporte très bien en voyage,très polyvalent,allant du paysage a la proxyphoto en passant par le portrait.
Un peu de distorsion a 18mm mais sa s'arrange a 24mm.
Ceci dit c'est un objectif a utiliser en journée, des la nuit tombé cela se complique,donc je l'accompagne du 35mm f/1,8g .
En conclusion c'est un très bon objectif standard pouvant dépanner a merveille....
Cons: f5.6 at long end isn't ideal, could be built more solid
Opinion: I bought a d7100 body only because I did not think this lens was worth buying. Locally a guy was selling cheaply and I bought as a stop gap until I could afford a better lens. I was surprised at how good it is as focussing and how well the colours and contrast and by how sharp it is. OK it is not a fixed or fast aperture lens (so its not fantastic in lower light, but f5.6 at anything over 80 is still good for portrait isolation), but I rate it about as good as my previously owned 24-105mm f4 L that i owned when I used canon. To me its that good and certainly a lens I will be keeping
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Cons:Photo quality only discreet, in my opinion it is useless to have a reflex and do not use better lenses...
Opinion:All in all honest. When I bought my Nikon d3400 (used by a private) it was provided in kit, so it was my first lens that I used. The weight is not excessive, the focal excursion good. The photos he churns out are also pretty good, but as soon as you try better optics here's the difference you see right away. I sold it for pretty much the same amount I had shelled out for the entire body machine kit included! Given back to take adding 20 euros a fixed nikon 35mm... other world! Before that I had bought the nikon afp dx70-300 zoom, and already this gives him the "pay" sharply, vr, speed, everything. Now I have added to my small kit the sigma 17-50 f2.8 which I find fantastic. To conclude, in my opinion it may be good to make bones, but as said "in the cons", it does not do justice to modern camera sensors, which deserve better. Vote 7
Opinion:I tried it mounted on my father's D90 and I have to say that it churns out good photographs. Later I bought it for my D5200 which was equipped with the 18-55. The difference with the latter is considerable; it is much sharper, although the economic difference is not high and considering that the weight is not excessive is the all-rounder lens to prefer for many DX (except of course the top of the range that deserve goals of the same quality line). It distorts a little at 18 mm, but this is predictable and still not excessively and since I never shoot at that focal point for me is an uninfluential defect. They take home great photographs, it is well done and although not very bright it can be used in almost all conditions. (If you want a bright lens you usually opt for a fixed lens). I would recommend it, especially for those who travel since it is flexible and light. It is also stabilized, other added value, and of course it has autofocus. It will make you have fun
Pros:Lightweight, VR, exploitable, well built, very affordable used price.
Cons:It distorts to 18mm.
Opinion:Everyone writes that it is not bright. It's a zoom, if you want speed and brightness buy a fixed optics. As much as it costs I extravagate it on all Nikon DX machines from the first to those of 2017 as an all-rounder to use in a bit of all situations. It's beautiful mounted on the machine, has VR, pulls out discreet portraits, helps in architectural composition. At 18mm unfortunately distorts a lot, just shoot from 24mm to solve. He weighs little and is on average resolute. If you use it on better-performing machines like the D500 or the D7200 and D7500 it loses sense... In general I recommend it! I bought it back for a used old Nikon, too.
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