
Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18–105mm f/3.5–5.6G ED VR Standard Zoom Lens: This high-quality Nikon lens is a great choice for a standard, everyday zoom lens. It is compact, versatile and ideal for a broad range of shooting situations, ranging from interiors and landscapes to beautiful portraits.
A: The 105mm range of this lens is best suited for portrait type shooting in close proximity or in a studio setting. Not well suited for zoom shots like sports or nature.
Q: Does this lense work with the Nikon D3200?
A: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105 is an excellent lens for your D3200. It is a nice lens to use on the camera because of it's versatile focal length. In addition, because it is an AF-S type of lens, it has Nikon's Silent Wave Autofocus Motor built in to the lens. Your D3200 requires lenses of this type in order to take advantage of autofocus.
Q: Is this compatible with the d300?
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Q: is this lens compatible whit D500
A: The Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens is fully compatible with the Nikon D500 DSLR camera and uses Nikon's VR image stabilization technology to provide 3.5 stops of blur-free, handheld shooting. The Nikon AF-S 18-105mm lens is compact and versatile enough for everyday use to provide beautifully sharp and vivid images. It's is a great addition to any growing camera bag.
A: Yes, the lens is compatible with that model.
Q: What is the manufacture's warranty with this product?
A: This lens is being sold by Best Buy. As one of Nikon's authorized dealers, the lens qualifies for Nikon's One Year Limited Warranty, plus 4 Years Extension of the Limited Warranty. You will have a total of 5 years of warranty coverage.
A: The D7100 is compatible with the AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR.
Q: Need extra sharp close ups - will this work?
A: The D70 is a great quality camera overall and if you've noticed, it has a 'Macro' mode selection on the Mode dial. You didn't say what lens you were using, but if you have a decent Nikon kit lens like a 18-55, you can get some very good, sharp close0-ups with it.. Try different exposures like 200 ISO; F5-F6; good side lighting from a daylight type source or lamp. Use a tripod if possible which will give you the sharpest pictures. On a tripod, you can set up several feet away and zoom in for the close ups. Use a good photo editor like PhotoScape or Picasa to post process unless you have something better and know how to use it. Good luck!