Nikon 300Mm Prime Lens

[Camouflage] I was very nervous to spring for this lens already having Nikon's 300mm F2.8 prime in my wagon (yes... the 300 is heavy). But wow, beautiful sharpness, hand held is a delight. No need to repeat the many positive reviews here. If you're sticking with DLSR bodies, this is a wonderful lens.

[8° 10'] I finally have the prime 300mm Lens and I couldn't be happier. I did have to wait due to backorders, however it came at the the right time to go shoot bears in the mountains of Slovenia. I'm in love with this lens for wildlife photography.

[0.24 lb] I worried that spending this much money on a lens instead of getting the less expensive 300mm Prime might be a mistake. But it turns out that at 300mm, the quality of the photo matches, if not exceeds that of the prime. I am quite pleased with it

[0.155 lb] This fits my Nikon D3400 with 18mm-300mm lens attached perfectly

This fits my Nikon D3400 with 18mm-300mm lens attached perfectly

[Neoprene] I've used the raincoat 3 times since my purchase, on a Nikon 300mm lens and on a Tamron 150-600 lens. Easy on/off..stays on.. yes the fabric bunches up a bit on the Tamron zooming in and out, but nothing that couldn't be handled. I would buy this and other Lenscoat Raincoats and and will recommend them to my peers.

[Plastic] Since the used Nikon 55-300mm lens did not come with a lens hood, I purchased this one identical to Nikon hood but cheaper.

[0.04 lb] This lens goes in front of my Nikon 70-300mm VR lens. I have no hesitation in recommending this Canon close-up lens for Nikon users. The +2 dioptre is more than enough if you want to fill the frame with a flower which is as small as one's thumb. Shooting toy cars (scale model cars) with this lens also gave some fantastic images which looked very realistic and appeared as the real car (again because you can fill the frame). I usually prefer the 70-300mm with my camera more than the 18-135mm or 50mm prime. So whenever I want to get close to a subject just put on this close-up lens and continue shooting. You need a step-up filter, bought the 67-72mm Step-up Ring by Tiffen from B&H. Don't expect this lens to help you capture the compound eye structure of the house-fly. Need to work with a good tripod and proper DOF to make full use of this lens.

[Solid ND] I use this filter to take pictures of sunspots, it fits on my Nikon 300mm zoom lens.I have used other Solar filters but they leave a yellowish tint. This one doesn't. Works great

[Proprietary] As small as it is, it holds my FX camera with 70-300mm Nikon lens. no warbling. Solid little device .Use it on mono pod and as extra on road trips. Shipping was fast.