• Reviews around lense (3.78 of 5)

    Nikon 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED IF AF-S DX VR [Vibration Reduction] Nikkor Zoom Lens Bulk packaging (White box, New)

    • Don't bother with buying one of the cheaper lenses if you want quality shots.
    • I've since sold both of them to upgrade to better equipment, but they were good first lenses to learn on
    • Lense works great and takes excellent pictures.
    • Nikon's Nikkor lenses are simply fantastic and this one is no exception
    • I used the lense on several different Nikon cameras, from the D100 to the D7100 and it never failed in performance
    • Nikon's more expensive lenses (or their newer primes) generally have a M/A mode which allows you to override the autofocus by simply grabbing the focus ring and turning.
    • There are faster, longer, and higher-quality lenses on the market.
    • I definetly like the vibration reduction, and it's a good versitile lense for shooting in a variety of situations.
    • Image quality has been said by other reviewers to be very good, but just a shade short of Nikon's very best lenses.
    • On the other hand, most lenses and cameras have this limitation.
    • I wish all lenses are this cheap
    • For now, I change the lenses very conveniently and the dust problem has not bothered me yet
    • And I had my eye on the 70-300 f/4.5-5.6 ED-IF AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor which is much more expensive (and a fabulous lense no doubt) but weighs 26 oz
    • , VR works great and the lense itself is so versatile
    • love the lense, perfect condition and it game in FAST, thank you
    • This is actually pretty common for today's ordinary zooms, as they don't go to wide apertures - spherical abberations, which are what cause a loss of sharpness wide open, are much more important for "fast" f/2.8 lenses and primes
    • Even the very expensive lenses give up MORE than one of these qualities.
    • I wanted an inexpensive lens to try out before investing in more expensive lenses.
    • great nikon quality speaks for itself they are know for making top knotch lenses and this is right in line with that.
    • Great lense for medium distance shooting (10-20 feet).
    • I found the lense very durable and accurate
    • I only wish Nikkor lenses were not so expensive.
    • I highly recomend this lense to anyone, from a biginer to a pro.
    • I was a bit leary buying a "like new" lense.
    • If you want cheaper long range zoom you may be better off with one of the available 70-300mm lenses
    • For the money this is one of the best lenses I own.
    • For the most part, an investment in the inexpensive f/1.8 35 or 55mm lenses is better for such things.
    • Lense is perfect, referbished, but just like new
    • ok is this 20 words already...:) and if you like this lense you should buy the Tomcat 5000 because it also works with your eyes
    • and it came packaged just like my more expensive 2.8 ED Nikor lenses
    • I had looked at son other similar inexpensive lenses but found the reviews here to be closer from the newbies (like myself) to those who clearly had a much greater knowledge of photography and lenses
    • And I had my eye on the 70-300 f/4.5-5.6 ED-IF AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor which is much more expensive (and a fabulous lense no doubt) but weighs 26 oz
    • Of course I've seen faster lenses but for $249 this is a great lens.
    • I love this lense.
    • very good zoom lense
    • My only problem with this lens, and with all the cheaper lenses is that the motors are noisy and take a few moments to adjust the focus.
    • but this lense is very nice gives you just a little more length to work with
    • A fabulous lense, very little vibration, easy to handle, stunning vivid color
    • GREAT LENSE FOR A GREAT PRICE
    • This is one of my favorite lenses for my Nikon Digital Cameras (D80 & D200)
    • Wouldn't you want a longer lens anyway?Is it as nice as those old metal lenses
    • Which is like one of the best lenses I ever used
    • I am also careful to clean the lenses with the Nikon lens cleaning brush, etc
    • I love this lense, I am just beginning in photography and did my research on upgrade lenses
    • Best lense I've ever bought
    • A good lense for the price
    • I highly recommend this lense.
    • Don't let the price of this lens fool you into thinking it can't compete with more expensive lenses - the VR system in this lens works beautifully allowing you to take fast and blur free shots in decent lighting - I highly suggest getting this lens if you're on the fence between this lens or the 70-300mm VR (more then twice the price) but not twice the reach - lighter and much easier to carry and handle - the ultimate walk around unit - I suggest getting a good external flash unit to complement your camera as well as the lens - as the build-in camera flash are limited for any serious application moving forward in your photographic journey - hope this helps you in your moment of desperations before "pulling the trigger" on this purchase.
    • The image quality is great and it is a good lense
    • Nikkor makes great lenses.
    • For 95.00 this is about the best bargian on a fine lense as you'll find
    • I definitely recommend this lense.
    • Although Nikon should have put it in the cameras and these lense wouldn't be so pricey.
    • Considered one of my favorite lenses behind the nikkor 35mm 1.8, this lens offers lots of flexibility for firs time DSLR users
    • Another great quality lense from Nikon.
    • Sure, there are better and faster lenses, but for a beginning photographers learning to shoot on a tight budget, this is a very good lens at an excellent price.
    • And it it reasonably light in weight compared to the more expensive and higher quality zoom lenses that go up to 200mm
    • So we looked at all the reviews of this lens and at the reviews of three or more good alternative lenses
    • Lense is nice but terrible shipping
    • I would recommend this lense.