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Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens Overview:
- Compact, lightweight 5x telephoto zoom lens
- Vibration Reduction operation offers the equivalent of using a shutter speed three stops faster
- VR automatically detected during panning operation
- Three ED glass elements ensure superior optical performance
- Nine-blade rounded diaphragm achieves a natural blur for out-of-focus elements
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Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens Reviews
386 of 390 people found the following review helpful 
Terrific but pricey hand-holdable tele zoom, December 21, 2004 By This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) Many photographers who purchase telephoto lenses wind up disappointed in their lenses' performance; they achieve subpar results and then swear that the lens is "not sharp." Some lenses indeed might not be optically outstanding, but even in these cases the major cause of soft images, particularly when camera and lens are handheld, is camera/lens shake. People routinely try to take highly magnified photos at shutter speeds that are simply too slow.
Nikon has come up with a (partial) solution to this problem through its innovative "vibration reduction" series of lenses. These optics are designed to compensate, at least partially, for the camera shake/movement that is inevitable when a lens is hand-held. According to Nikon, the VR mechanism adds two or more "stops" worth of steadiness, meaning that a 400mm. lens that previously might be adequately handheld at 1/500 second now will (often) produce good results at 1/125. Out in the field this can make the difference between... Read more
307 of 312 people found the following review helpful 
You love it you hate it (updated), June 14, 2006 By This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) This is the absolutely best lens I have ever used but it can also be the most frustrating. After 6 months, with this lens on my D70 most of the time, I have hundreds of magnificent bird and animal photographs including hand held shots in fading light with an effective 35mm focal length of 600mm at f5.6 and 1/100 sec that are razor sharp thanks to vibration reduction. A bonus is that the magnification outweighs the longer focusing distance and you can actually get great close-ups of butterflies etc. As far as I can see you are never going to be able to fault the optics with a 6 Mpixel sensor. The VR technology gives you 2 stops most of the time and 3 stops enough of the time to be always worth a go. But there is a big cautionary tale. The focusing on this lens is slow! It can also get confused and seemingly refuse to focus for no good reason. (You have to refocus on something totally different and then switch back to your subject hoping it is still there!) I have lost a lot of shots... Read more
123 of 128 people found the following review helpful Great lens as long as you understand the limitations., March 21, 2005 This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) This is a great lens and takes simply amazing pictures. The results are much better than what you will get with the "plain" 70-300 telephoto lens.
That being said, there are a few things to consider.
1) the lens is expensive. It cost more than my D70 did...
2) the lens is HEAVY. When lugging this baby around, you know *something* is in that camera bag...
3) the focus is SLOW, particularly compared to the 70-300.
However, using the tripod mount as a "handle" (an awkward but effective use of the mounting bracket), I got some shots that simply blew me away given the amount of perceived camera shake. I do not have very steady hands (particularly with something so heavy) so the VR feature is invaluable.
I would recommend this lens, but don't throw away your 70-300 just yet...
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| 386 of 390 people found the following review helpful Terrific but pricey hand-holdable tele zoom, By This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) Many photographers who purchase telephoto lenses wind up disappointed in their lenses' performance; they achieve subpar results and then swear that the lens is "not sharp." Some lenses indeed might not be optically outstanding, but even in these cases the major cause of soft images, particularly when camera and lens are handheld, is camera/lens shake. People routinely try to take highly magnified photos at shutter speeds that are simply too slow.Nikon has come up with a (partial) solution to this problem through its innovative "vibration reduction" series of lenses. These optics are designed to compensate, at least partially, for the camera shake/movement that is inevitable when a lens is hand-held. According to Nikon, the VR mechanism adds two or more "stops" worth of steadiness, meaning that a 400mm. lens that previously might be adequately handheld at 1/500 second now will (often) produce good results at 1/125. Out in the field this can make the difference between... Read more 307 of 312 people found the following review helpful You love it you hate it (updated), By This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) This is the absolutely best lens I have ever used but it can also be the most frustrating. After 6 months, with this lens on my D70 most of the time, I have hundreds of magnificent bird and animal photographs including hand held shots in fading light with an effective 35mm focal length of 600mm at f5.6 and 1/100 sec that are razor sharp thanks to vibration reduction. A bonus is that the magnification outweighs the longer focusing distance and you can actually get great close-ups of butterflies etc. As far as I can see you are never going to be able to fault the optics with a 6 Mpixel sensor. The VR technology gives you 2 stops most of the time and 3 stops enough of the time to be always worth a go. But there is a big cautionary tale. The focusing on this lens is slow! It can also get confused and seemingly refuse to focus for no good reason. (You have to refocus on something totally different and then switch back to your subject hoping it is still there!) I have lost a lot of shots... Read more 123 of 128 people found the following review helpful Great lens as long as you understand the limitations., This review is from: Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED Autofocus VR Zoom Nikkor Lens (Electronics) This is a great lens and takes simply amazing pictures. The results are much better than what you will get with the "plain" 70-300 telephoto lens.That being said, there are a few things to consider. 1) the lens is expensive. It cost more than my D70 did... 2) the lens is HEAVY. When lugging this baby around, you know *something* is in that camera bag... 3) the focus is SLOW, particularly compared to the 70-300. However, using the tripod mount as a "handle" (an awkward but effective use of the mounting bracket), I got some shots that simply blew me away given the amount of perceived camera shake. I do not have very steady hands (particularly with something so heavy) so the VR feature is invaluable. I would recommend this lens, but don't throw away your 70-300 just yet... |
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