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The Nikon AF-S DX 55-200mm f/4-5.6 G VR is a tele lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2007 to 2015 (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 174 €;
50 users have given it an average vote of 8.0 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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Opinion:Really disappointed, piece of plastic that generates grainy photos. No sharpness except at 55mm, manual focus let's forget about it... Very good at the minimum focal length, but at this point I could opt for a fixed lens. The portraits come out quite well, for the rest they are wasted money... At the price at which it can be found it is already too much. Maybe I was unlucky, maybe I have a defective one, but I will have taken a good photo of it within a year
Pros:Price (bought for 30 euros on eBay...), right size, noisy but effective VR, almost professional portraits, excellent bokeh, single focus
Cons:Very noisy and problematic focus with moving subjects, slows down continuous shots, vignetting
Opinion:I use this lens almost as a main lens (except for landscapes), it enjoys excellent versatility. Ok for sport, but the AF could get some headaches with the very fast subjects and then delay the shooting. The engine noises are obvious, but after a while you get used to it. I also use it for portraiture and I have to say that it behaves very well. Maybe not very sharp and suffers from vignetting in the corners increasing the focal length, but in post you can earn a lot. One of the best entry-level lenses, inferior only to the VR II version.
Pros:In his day it was a very useful, cheap lens now on how to learn...
Cons:nothing...
Opinion:Had in the kit on the D5000 with the 18-55 VR + 55-200 VR Very useful in the mountains, regular quality could be done more. It is located in the used at low prices, and it is better to take it to learn in naturalistic photography. You don't even notice you have it in your bag when it's disassembled, so even in the city it's worth taking it with you.
Cons:Lagnosy Autofocus, not sharp especially when you get closer to 200
Opinion: So, I took this lens used in conjunction with my first car. Needless to tell lies, it's a lens I honestly don't love and that I would change if I had financial availability. Let's be clear, for the price it has (especially when you take it used) the job does it. But. Lagnosy autofocus, and when you go to the 200 while you focus the image "trembles" for a moment. Unclear and above all unthinkable to use when light conditions begin to become slightly difficult. I hope that Nikon can at least improve one of the cons in the future. Not both of them, but at least one. However, in the range of choice between basic objectives, it has an interesting use. The long daytime exposures. Unlike the 18-55 kit, the focus has a dedicated dial. This allows you not to accidentally change the focus when screwing any filter.
Cons:chromatic aberration in low light AF slow and noisy, dark
Opinion:Taken in Kit a decade ago with the d3000. All in all not bad for what it costs, I use it mostly for portraits in the ceremonies because it very light and easy to transport. A total opening shows its limits and the AF is not a much but for portraiture is not bad, very soft and fuzzy chromatic aberrations contained in conditions of optimum illumination. Lose a lot if the light is lowered or subject to long distance, not good for the sport because the AF is not really fast.
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