Nikon 70 180Mm Micro

[9, Rounded] I got this lens with some indoor sports in mind. It is very compact and light weight for being a 70-180mm. The lack of stabilization at 180mm is notable but faster shutter speeds or a tripod fix that. I am happy with the lens

[Chocolate Brown] Just the right size for big fat lenses (like Canon 180mm Macro or 70-300mm telephoto) when you want to go ahead and attach Tripod Mount Rings at home before you go into the field. Like all Superflex partitions, the skinny side pocket is ideal for keeping the appropriate lenses and filters together. When removed from bag, the remaining hole is just the right size for a camera body with lens attached.

[Multi Coated] Got this at a great price to pair with the Nikon Z 180mm-600m f5.6-6.3 VR and was well worth it. Super clear just like other reviewers have mentioned. No complaints about this filter whatsoever.

[Plastic] After having purchased the Sigma 180mm macro lens, all reservations of purchasing Sigma was off the table (I do need to readjust for the focus rings opposite of Nikon). This lens is beautiful. Built like a tank and feels great when using. Super sharp from edge to edge. As long as Sigma keeps up the quality of the Art line, I will continue to purchase (and save money compared to Nikon glass).

[6 x 6 x 1"] Is already on my 180mm F1.8 lens that I use for my portraits.

[1/4"-20 Female] Works really well with my Z8 and Canon 180mm macro.

[0.13 lb] I like the results I get with this filter on my new Nikon 24-70 lens.

[16 GB] Took a little while to get here but this board was 70$ cheaper than micro center. Have had 0 issues so far, will see how good it really is when I upgrade to a zen3 CPU but for now it’s perfect

[1/4"-20 Male] Very solid build. Quality product which just glides through the micro adjustments on the focusing rack. Holds its position on the rack without the brake knob engaged up to about 70 degree incline with my macro kit of Nikon D7500 Kirk L bracket and Tamron 90mm macro lens ( combined weight approx. 3.6 lbs. ) It can very slowly creep between 70 and 90 degree incline but I use the brake knob when focus is attained. Great for focus stacking but I also use it in the field for micro adjustments to focus more precisely. Bonus is it also works well as nodal point rack for panoramas. Very pleased with the purchase and advice and service from B&H. Well worth the cost.

[10.2 oz (290 g)] Great little item, get the 12 extension if you shoot 100mm or 180mm.