Budget Nikon Lenses

[2.6 lb] Very handy filter for Nikon lenses

[T2] I bought 2 wish.. I bought whole set at one time. these are industry changing budget lenses. Like the sigma art line did for photography.

[0.105 lb] If you can't afford the Nikon OEM battery charger and are on a tight budget, the Watson battery charger is a wonderful alternative with automobile and home charging options. Works well and is made of quality, durable components.

If you can't afford the Nikon OEM battery charger and are on a tight budget, the Watson battery charger is a wonderful alternative with automobile and home charging options. Works well and is made of quality, durable components.

[0.055 lb] The Sigma 17-50mm is your best bet for a budget walk-around zoom lens. Other choices are the Nikon 17-55mm ($1500), the Tamron 17-50mm (slightly cheaper, but not as sharp), or the Sigma 18-35mm (incredibly sharp and fast, but also very expensive like the Nikon). I ended up getting the Sigma 17-50mm since I didn't want to break the bank, and in the few times that I've taken it out on my D7200, I've been impressed with the sharpness at all focal lengths, even at its widest aperture.

[52 mm (Front)] I am an Nikon enthusiast on a budget. I needed a decent lens wider than my 24-70 f/2.8. I read reviews and debated on whether to purchase the Viltrox 20mm f/2.8. It fit well on my Z6 II and I took out for a spin. FAR FAR exceeded my expectations for size and price. Resolution and quality are easily compatible with the Z6 ii sensor. I can always depend on fast and professional service from B+H.

[Single Mode] These lenses are phenomenal for the cost. If you've worked with a variety of the more budget-friendly cine lenses, you'll tell the difference as soon as you hold this lens, but then you'll be blown away as soon as you see it through the monitor. I've been putting my gfx100ii with one of these lenses in the hands of my filmmaker friends and asking for first impressions and watching their response echo my own says it all.

[9] There are so many budget cine lens options out there, but rarely do you get a reasonably priced EF mount cine lens with smooth gears, solid as a truck metal build, that goes up to T2 AND has macro capabilities. This whole series from Sirui is fantastic. I own the 50mm and the 35mm, got both of them on sales from B&H in like new condition, hundreds of dollars off an already great starting price. I'm just waiting for a sale on the 24mm. The resolution of the glass easily handles 6K or 8K sensors so you get crisp details in the in focus areas. I use it with a speed booster on the Red Komodo which opens it up even wider than T2! Crazy sharp in the center and softer and somewhat vintage as you move to the corners, but sharpens up across the frame above T4. The macro capabilities are awesome and the icing on the cake that I feel really sets this lens apart from Mieke, DZOFilm, and other budget cine series of lenses. My only complaint is that there are only 3 lenses in this set. Really hoping Sirui will release an 18 or 20mm along with a 70 or 85mm.

[20 x 13.4 x 11"] For those looking for a budget bag for your team or yourself (on a budget) to carry a dslr and a few lenses, this is the perfect one for you. Its not fancy or anything, its the one bag that does the job. Would buy this anytime i wanted to add an extra bag for my team and myself.

[0.2 lb] Using this matte box with my C100 and L lenses. Does what I need for my budget. I am pleased with the quality. I also have the Tilta focus assist too which is equally well made. I am happy with this line of accesories.