Review: Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G IF-ED VR (FX)

Skrevet af Noel Christensen i Objektiver, Review

PhotoZone.de har anmeldt Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8G IF-ED VR.

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The AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8 VR was the first fast Nikon telezoom to combine a sonic wave driven autofocus with Nikon’s optical stabilization system (VR). At the time of this review the successor of this lens is already available, which leads to a noticeably reduced price level for used copies of the 70-200VR lens. It is now in reach for many more enthusiast, who unlike professional photographers were scared off by the rather high retail price of the lens.

In addition to the usual black finish the 70-200VR was also available as a light grey lens. Light coloured lenses are said to withstand very high temperatures and direct sunlight better than black ones, however Nikon’s motivation to optionally offer this lens in this colour probably has been influenced more by marketing reasons rather than physics. The close similarity to Canon’s long L lenses might be the reason why the grey lens was not very popular among the Nikon community and is a rather rare sight.

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