Features

• EF mount; super telephoto lens
• Fluorite and Ultra-low Dispersion-glass; image stabilizer; internal focusing; full-time manual focus
• 600mm focal length
• f/4 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Features

• The AFZoom-Nikkor 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5DD is compact in size , but big on performance
• It's close-focusing to 1/2 life-size makes it great for close-ups, nature and wildlife photography
• Accepts 62mm filters
• Weight - 19.0 oz.
• Dimensions - 2.8 x 3.5.

Reviews (4)

Very good lens
I would recommend this lens to all D50-D80 users, for the price you get incredible sharp throughout its focal range, macro function is impressive. Also, it is very well constructed nice balance and very light.

Hard to beat
I've been an amateur photographer for almost 40 years and a devoted Nikon user for the last 30 at least. In that time I've owned every professional film SLR from the original F to the F5 and, at one time or another, almost every piece of glass from 18 to 300 mm that Nikon ever produced.Like many, I went through a period of having to have only "the best" in my camera bag and consequently paid a premium to own only "professional" primes and zooms (many of which I still own).
Good utility lens
I've had this lens for about a year now and really like it a lot.I use it on my FM3a manual body, so the autofocus is not available to me.However, the range of focal lengths and the quality of the build are precisely what I need when I want to travel light.
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Features

• Nikon SLR mount; standard zoom lens
• Aspherical lens and internal focusing
• 24 to 60 mm focal length
• f/2.8 maximum aperture
• 5.8x magnification

Features

• EF mount; super telephoto lens
• Fluorite and Ultra-low Dispersion-glass; image stabilizer; internal focusing; full-time manual focus
• 400mm focal length
• f/2.8 maximum aperture
• Ring-type UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (1)

If you can afford it, get it!
This is the most ecpensive, but most impressive lens I own. Produces amazing sports/nature shots. I could gush and gurgle about it all day, but the bottom line is if you want the long range lens to have this is it. Add the 2x converter and you have an 800mm lens. ... Read more

Features

• Lens Construction: (Groups/Elements) 14-16
• Angle of View: 75 degrees -12 degrees
• Type of Zooming: Rotation
• Diaphragm: Blade Number 6
• Minimum Aperture: F/22-32

Features

• EF mount; super telephoto lens
• Fluorite and Ultra-low Dispersion-glass; image stabilizer; internal focusing; full-time manual focus
• 500mm focal length
• f/4 maximum aperture
• Ring-type UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (3)

500/4 IS and Adorama
I've bought several lenses from Adorama, two of which include a new 300/2.8 IS and the other, this 500/4 IS. All of their deliveries were prompt and well packed. I have zero complaints with them. I dealt the John (Green, I think is his last name) via email. I highly recommend them.
Fantastic Lens
Let's face it.This is a great lens.
Bird Photography
After noting the captions of exceptional photographs that appeared in nature and photography magazines were often shot with this lens, I began to read the reviews.Based on the uniformly excellent reviews, I bought this lens and spent two weeks this January in the Florida Everglades taking pictures of birds.Based upon my experience with the lens, I would rate this as second in sharpness and contrast only to the 300 mm f2.8 Canon L series lens.The lens is handholdable for short periods to shoot birds in flight, but it is best suited for use on a solid tripod with a Wimberley tripod head to allow tracking of birds in flight. ... Read more

Features

• UPC - 082966543326
• Cameras Digital Cam Lens Filter

Features

• Capture all of your holiday and everyday snapshots.
• High image quality
• 26 percent more compact than previous model
• Extremely lightweight only 12.5 ounces
• Very compact just 3 inches long

Reviews (1)

Great versatile lens
You cannot go wrong with this new lens by Tamron!I bought this lens about a month ago for use with my Nikon N65 and am very pleased.The quality of pictures this lens takes is better than my Nikor 28-80 lens plus I don't have to switch between that lens and my 80-200 lens!Picture quality and contrast is superior throughout the range of this lens (no distortion) and the zoom ring operates very smoothly.I've also noticed better depth of field in this lens over my two other lenses.Read more

Features

• Low dispersion glass reduces chromatic aberration for superb image quality
• 70 to 300 mm focal length
• f/4-5.6 maximum aperture
• Includes lens hood, deluxe camera bag, 62mm protection filter and lens cleaning cloth

Features

• VIVITAR 28-210MM AF ZOOM CANON E*

Reviews (1)

Decent, but not outstanding
Well, I bought this lens for use with my Canon Digital Rebel XT, and I like the fact that it has a relatively large aperture and has focal lengths from 28-210mm.However, the lens had many particles of what appeared to be dust inside of the lens as soon as I took it out of the box.Basically the only way to clean it would be to take apart the lens.It's so bad that it shows up on the pictures that I take.Vivitar tells me that I can ship the lens back to them and they will try to replace it, so I guess we'll see what happens.Oh yeah, I was kinda pissed when I bought the lens for $230 at this very site like three weeks ago and now it is selling for $121.I seriously think that I was the first person to buy one of those lenses in a long time; I mean, the lens's box was covered in dust when I opened the package.Anyways, I guess it will work, but it's not exactly the top of the line.Oh yeah, for those of you who have a silver Digital Rebel XT, this lens in a silver color does not match exactly.The lens's color is more of a champaign tint while the camera is actually silver. ... Read more

Editorial Review

This lightweight Konica Minolta zoom lens--weighing only 8.5 ounces--is great for close-up shots and is ideal for landscape, portrait, and travel photography. It includes a new distance-encoding device that enables improved calculation for flash exposure with Maxxum 5 and 7 cameras when used with Konica Minolta 3600HS D and 5600HS D flashes. Read more

Features

• Great for close-ups--minimum focus distance of 1.6 feet throughout zoom range
• Circular aperture to give a natural appearance to specular highlights in out of focus background areas
• One aspherical lens element to prevent distortions and aberrations
• Built-in (D) distance encoder for accurate flash exposures

Features

• Nikon G-type mount; telephoto zoom lens
• 4.5x magnification
• 55 to 200 mm focal length
• f/4 maximum aperture
• 43.3-inch minimum focusing distance

Reviews (2)

junk
do a little research and don't be fooled. Sigmas are generally a hit or miss thing for the lens quality. And worse off if you travel with the camera..seals are not at all reliable. Last but not least go ito a store and compare the drive noise on this unit to any other brand...very very noise...sorry i can not recommend them. Nikon, Tamron, Tokina...I personally prefer Nikon and Tokina...good luck

Sharpness High Price Low for this Lens
There are some that slam this lens and others that praise it.You have all heard the value of the 50mm 1.8 right?This Sigma lens isclose to the same value as far as cost vs sharpness.It is not as fast as a 2.8 lens but it also is not as expensive.If you can afford it get a 2.8 lens but if not then this is the lens you want. It is very sharp but does become soft at outer edges ... Read more

Features

• Ultra wide angle zoom lens offers 122 degree view along the diagonal axis
• 12-24mm focal length
• f4.5-5.6 maximum aperture
• Super Multi Coating reduces flare and ghosting
• Hyper Sonic Motor

Reviews (4)

Good wide angle, very bad optics
I ordered this lens because I wanted the widest angle without getting a cropped lens (the Canon 10-22).I have had great luck with Tamron 3rd party lenses and the price was great so I thought what could be better?I should have paid more attention to what everyone else said about quality control.On the good side the wide angle is truely fantastic (can't wait to see the 10-22).Also the color responce, saturation, and contrast are absolutely stunning.Comes out right with no post production needed.Unfortunatly the good ends there.As far as sharpness, clarity, and focusing the camera is simply not usable.It is simply the worst quality lens I have eveer used.Even manually focused, stopped down, high shutter speeds, and clear skys this lens is so blurry and fuzzy you think you took it with a cheap camera phone.Not to even start about the chromatic ab., noise, and fringing.None of my images were usable at all.I decided that wasn't worth the price and I didn't want to deal with sending it back to Sigma 2-3 times like others had when I could get a Canon 10-22 for a bit more and know I will get good quality.Don't get this lense, it isn't worth the money.(If you are using a full frame camera like the 5D then it would be a shame to put such a bad lens on it.Get the Canon 10-22.Not to mention the Sigma really is huge with rather poor quality construction.The zoom and focusing ring were also almost impossible to use.

Unique Ultra-Wide Angle Lens But Poor Sigma Quality Control
There's nothing else this wide for use on a full-frame 35mm camera or digital such as the Canon 5D.It's so wide on a full-frame that you can almost see behind you (well not quite, but close to 180 degree field of view).It is not a fisheye, so straight lines stay straight. There is some minor vignetting at 12mm but less than the Canon 17-40 L-lens I had at 17mm. This lens is pushing the limits of physics so it is not as sharp as some lenses but it takes in so much more of the view and provides a crisp image all the way to the corners.
Professional 12-24 lens
I use this lens primarily for architectural work. It's rugged, fast focusing, and most important, distortion free (i.e., straight lines stay straight). Dramatic design, built for full frame use if (when) you decide it's time to go that way. It's also performed extremely well for landscapes....even some shots at weddings. My most frequently used lens. (Hint: on the APS-C format digital SLRS, you can leave the accessory ring on the lens - it provides additional flare resistance, and there is no vignetting.) ... Read more

Editorial Review

This lightweight Konica Minolta zoom lens--weighing only 8.5 ounces--is great for close-up shots and is ideal for landscape, portrait, and travel photography. It includes a new distance-encoding device that enables improved calculation for flash exposure with Maxxum 5 and 7 cameras when used with Konica Minolta 3600HS D and 5600HS D flashes. Read more

Features

• Great for close-ups--minimum focus distance of 1.6 feet throughout zoom range
• Circular aperture to give a natural appearance to specular highlights in out of focus background areas
• One aspherical lens element to prevent distortions and aberrations
• Built-in (D) distance encoder for accurate flash exposures

Features

• It incorporates 2 pcs of Low Dispersion SLD glass.
• Italso has 4 pcs. Of Aspherical lenses to produce a high levelof optical performance.
• This lens has a minimum focusing distance of 19.7" (50 cm) in all focal lengths.
• euipped with a macro mechanism for close-up photography at 300mm telephto with a reproduction ration of 1:6
• this lens is eqipped with a "zoom lock" to prevent the zoom setting from being changed inadvertently.