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Nikon AF-S 28-300mm F3.5-5.6 VR IF-ED

Nikon AF-S 28-300mm F3.5-5.6 VR IF-ED

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$1,599.95

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This powerful zoom lens from Nikon covers a brilliant 10.7X range from wide to telephoto. As a travel lens you can’t do much better than this lens that can do it all, the Nikon 28-300mm f3.5-5.6 VR. Constructed in excellence, this lens is sharp and reliable throughout its massive zoom range and it doesn’t suffer from the shortcomings that you would expect from such an ambitious offering – Nikon have thought of it all.

Designed for FX, but also compatible with DX cameras

Huge 10.7 times zoom range

VR stabilizer for sharp hand-held images

Internal focusing – great for filter usage

Constructed of Two ED glass & Three Aspherical lens elements

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From Wide to Tele, the Nikon 28-300mm has you covered

An impressive all-in-one zoom lens, this Nikon 28-300mm f3.5-5.6 VR doesn’t just cover this exceptional wide-tele zoom range, it masters it. This is the lens to take with you traveling when you only want to pack one lens. From landscapes to portraits, to far-off distant subjects this lens is prepared to go all the way with you.

VR stabilizer for a marked reduction in camera shake

When using long telephoto lengths like the 300mm offered on this Nikon zoom lens, hand-held shooting can be tricky with each bump enough to cause blurry images. Thankfully the 28-300mm lens features a very effective VR stabilizer, which is rated at 3.5 stops improvement. This means you can use shutter speeds 3.5 times slower than what would usually be suitable. This impressive technology can be used in conjunction with the respectable aperture range offered by this lens to create sharp pictures, hand-held even in low light conditions. This is the type of flexibility and confidence that you can expect from the Nikon 28-300mm f3.5-5.6 VR lens.

Focus versatility

Quick to find focus, the 28-300mm relies on a brilliant Silent Wave focus motor. This focus motor is perfect for shooting both stills and video, where its lack of noise will really be appreciated. Additionally the lens offers manual focus over-ride for the utmost control and accuracy. When needed you can switch to manual focus by simply turning the focus ring, you do not need to change any settings.

An exceptional lens design

In order to create a lens that can help you to create such beautiful images throughout such a wide zoom range, Nikon have included a number of their brilliant sought-after lens technologies. The lens make up includes two ED glass elements and three Aspherical elements, which lead to sharp, contrasty images that are not spoiled by aberrations. To eliminate other imperfections Nikon have included their super integrated coating – Nothing is going to stop the Nikon 28-300mm f3.5-5.6 VR from assisting you in producing stunningly beautiful photos and videos.

Condition	New
Youtube Video ID	-
SKU	100630
Zoom Focal Length	28-300mm
Fixed Focal Length	-
Maximum Aperture	f3.5-5.6
Minimum Focus	0.5m
Filter Diameter	77mm
Minimum Aperture	-
Dimensions	Approx. 83 x 114.5mm
Weight (kg)	0.8000
Image Stabilisation	Optical
Lens Mount	Nikon
Lens Type	Standard Zoom
Box Contents	Front Lens Cap LC-77, Rear Lens Cap LF-1, Bayonet Hood HB-50, Flexible Lens Pouch CL-1120
Manufacturer's Warranty	2 Years

Depends on light conditions
Greg, Melbourne, 3/06/2014

I have had this lens for three weeks now and tried it in various conditions and with all long Telephoto lens this suffers the same problem with the Maximum zoom in poor light conditions. For sport photography in bright daylight the lens is fine but in overcast conditions the lowest Aperture is not good enough. In Landscape photography I found a lot of the images 1/3 stop over exposed. Not sure if this was a function of the lens or the camera or the high contrast conditions. Dark forest with bright sunlight through the clearings. The images were all high quality and clear and crisp. The vibration reduction was somewhat effective. As a general walk around lens it was very effective but for this I prefer the 24-70mm lens. For sports photography the F-stop at 4.5 to 5.5 is too large for poor light conditions.

Its advantages are relatively light for the maximum zoom (300mm) (compared with other lenses), good build quality, sharp images. On the downside, on maximum zoom poor light is a problem but then to rectify this you are going to pay a lot more then the cost of this lens.

Pros: Compact, Build quality
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes