what is the F/4.5-5.6? null

That is the aperature range. The 4.5 aperature is the largest aperature at 55mm. The 5.6 aperature is the largest aperature at 300mm. The smaller the number the more light your lens will let in.

f4.5-f5.6 indicates the lens' maximum aperture. This is a variable aperture lens so at the 55mm view setting the lens' max aperture is f4.5. As you zoom the lens' maximum becomes f5.6

“what is the F/4.5-5.6?”

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That is the aperature range. The 4.5 aperature is the largest aperature at 55mm. The 5.6 aperature is the largest aperature at 300mm. The smaller the number the more light your lens will let in.
Answered by dlr3 13 years ago
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f4.5-f5.6 indicates the lens' maximum aperture. This is a variable aperture lens so at the 55mm view setting the lens' max aperture is f4.5. As you zoom the lens' maximum becomes f5.6
Answered by NikonStaff 14 years ago
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