Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens: Designed for use with most Nikon cameras with an F-Mount, this super telephoto zoom lens lets you capture birds, wildlife, motorsports and events in crisp clarity. The f/5.6 constant aperture helps you achieve out-of-focus backgrounds and lets you shoot in dim lighting.
Q: Does this Nikon lens have image stabilization?
A: Yes, this lens features in-lens image stabilization.
Q: What accessories are included with the Nikon lens?
A: The lens comes with a front lens cap, rear lens cap, lens hood, and a soft lens case.
Q: What is the maximum aperture of this Nikon lens?
A: This lens has a maximum aperture of f/5.6.
Q: What is the minimum focusing distance of this Nikon lens?
A: The minimum focusing distance of this lens is 86.6 inches.
Q: How many stops of vibration reduction does this Nikon lens offer?
A: This Nikon lens offers 4.5 stops of vibration reduction.
Q: IS NIKON D5600 COMPATIBLE WITH NIKKOR 200-500MM LENS
A: Yes. The Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR lens is completely compatible with the Nikon D5600 DSLR camera. This camera model is fully compatible with Nikon AF-P, AF-S and newer E-type lenses. Please contact Nikon Support for more information regarding lens compatibility.
Q: D3200
A: As your D3200 does not have a focus motor, it will require lenses that have a the focus motor built-in. At Nikon, these type of lenses have the AF-S designator in their product name. This denotes Nikon's excellent Silent Wave Focus motor built-in to the lens. Any NIKKOR lens would mount on your camera. The lenses without a focus motor, you would have to focus manually. The bottom line is, the AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens will work fine on your D3200.
Q: Will this lens work with a D7100?
A: Yes, the AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Lens is fully compatible with the D7100.
$1399.99
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens: Designed for use with most Nikon cameras with an F-Mount, this super telephoto zoom lens lets you capture birds, wildlife, motorsports and events in crisp clarity. The f/5.6 constant aperture helps you achieve out-of-focus backgrounds and lets you shoot in dim lighting.
$1249.99
The NIKKOR Z 70-180mm f/2.8 combines one of the popular focal lengths/aperture combinations in a lightweight and compact size, at an affordable price. The lens offers enough focal length reach for wildlife, sports, events, portraits, landscapes or everyday shooting. Beautiful background blur and outstanding low-light performance.
$1899.99
The NIKKOR Z 180-600 f/5.6-6.3 VR is comfortable and balanced for quick handheld shooting. Sharp and clear across the entire 180-600mm zoom range, and compatible with Nikon Z Teleconverters for up to 2x more reach. Capture thrilling photos and videos of wildlife, sports, aircraft and more.
$1299.99
Packing all-in-one convenience and super-telephoto reach into a lightweight package, it's the super zoom that goes the distance. A vast 14.2x zoom range. Rock-steady image stabilization. Fast, accurate autofocus. All in an easy to carry, fun to shoot lens that's ideal for sports, theme parks, travel, wildlife or anywhere the unexpected is expected.
Pros for Nikon - AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens - Black | |||
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Sharp, Price, Image quality, Autofocus, Wildlife | Price, Sharp, Good picture, Low light, Focal range | Autofocus, Image quality, Price, Focal length, Function buttons | Zoom, Range, Extended reach, Less tripod-dependent, Manual focusing |
Cons for Nikon - AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens - Black | |||
Heavy, Size, Focus, Slow, Poor packaging | Durability | Weight | Image quality, Iso performance, Price |
Customers find value in the AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Super Telephoto Zoom Lens for its sharp images, affordability, and suitability for wildlife photography. While some users appreciate the lens's reach and vibration reduction capabilities, others find it heavy and bulky.
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This is a really sharp lens with vibration reduction this lens can be hand held. My lens is pared up with the Nikon D500 what a great combo. This is the best telephoto for the money without buying a large prime which are very expensive. Would recommend this lens for wildlife day time shooting. Not great for real low light situations with 5.6 aperture.
Posted by Computech
I had been drooling over this lens but just couldn't pull the trigger on buying it. While on a driving trip out to Texas my wife suggested I should pickup the lens and use it on the trip. Looked on Best Buy, found that a store about 1 hour ahead of us on the journey had the lens so I made the purchase. Very glad I did. Several have commented that the lens is heavy. True enough, but any lens of this size is going to be heavy. While I find it heavy, I have been able to handhold every shot I've made with it due to the incredible VR system. Using it with my D7100. In low light focus can be a little hard to achieve. Also, if you focus in very close and then switch to a distant object, the lens has difficulty finding focus. Both of these situations are easy to overcome and have not hindered my enjoyment of the lens. Photos are very sharp and pleasant. I recommend using back focusing (Google it if you don't know what it is), manual shutter and aperture with auto-ISO. This allows you to keep the shutter speed up, depth of field as you want it, and auto-ISO makes up the difference. I wondered if f5.6 maximum aperture would be a problem but I can say I have not given it a consideration while shooting. See the shots I've attached for results. Quite pleased.
Posted by Bill
This is my first long lens and it takes plenty of practice to get nice photos. If you’re not use to using a heavy lens, it can be daunting, specially shooting all day at an airshow or birding... or use a monopod but it’s a bit restrictive. VR greatly helps steady the lens for moving objects. 5.6 works nicely during the day but tends to hunt for a focus point during dusk hours. Bokeh is nice as well... Pricing is very competitive and gives the others a run for the money... plus it has a NIKON badge which for me instills a lot of pride n confidence. Best Buy was also helpful with purchasing this and other lenses. Practice, practice, practice to fully appreciate this telephoto lens. Well worth the cost. Don’t forget the Protective clear filter.
Posted by Mickey