Nikon Af S 80 200Mm F2 8

[0.1 lb] This really made the zoom usable again on my Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 D.

[Glass] I've owned a bunch of Nikon 80-200mm lenses and 70-200mm lenses since 1988. This is the best Nikon 70-200mm I've ever owned. Heck, it's the best Nikon zoom I've owned regardless of focal length. Even slightly better than the Nikon F-Mount 70-200mm F 2.8 E which this lens replaced for use on a Z9.

[Bayonet] Always skeptical when it comes to non original parts. But this hood fit my Nikon 80-200mm perfectly. A snug fit that won't shake loose.

[0.05 lb] This hood is functionally identical and very close cosmetically to the OEM hood that Nikon should have provided with the 80-200mm f2.8. Don't waste your cash buying the Nikon hood. This is all anyone needs.

[Nikon Z] Mounted a Nikon 80-200mm to our 7D DLSR an it fit like a glove. It attaches easily to this lens and others. Removes with little effort. A much better fitting product than the previous less expensive adapter we own.

[5°] The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 500 mm lens I just bought is fantastic.� The lens is fast and a much higher percentage of my photos are of high quality compared to photos from my 80 x 400 lens.� Although my setup with the 500 is a good bit heaver than with the 80 x 400, I am still able to hand hold the 500.� I am very pleased with the lens and with B & H service.

[77 mm] Perfect solution for a Nikon AF VR-NIKKOR 80-400 1:1.45-5.6D lens. The lens has to have a screw in lens hood. The normal lens cap still works. Thank you to the B&H chat for quickly providing me a link to this solution

[0.05 lb] I bought this for use on my 80-200 f/2.8 AF lens (the push pull) and it fits perfectly. A friend has the Nikon version of this hood and while the outer finish matches the lens better, the Vello hood feels like its made of the same material. I would recommend is over the Nikon any day. Less expensive and it does the job.

[3.5 oz (100 g)] I bought this to attach to the 2-screw lens foot on my Nikon 200mm f/4 AF-D micro-Nikkor lens. At first I thought it might be a bit short, in that I would need to slide it fore or aft more to obtain good balance, but since using it with both light (FM3a) and heavy (D3s) bodies this turned out to be a non-issue...there is plenty of fore-aft play with the safety screws installed, and is a breeze to use (especially when mounted to a RRS lever release clamp).

[Neoprene] I own both the canon 200mm f2 and the 300mm f2.8 lenses and I used them on a 1dmk4 body and 5dsr. They have been the king and queen of all my lenses for a long time. Adopting the Fuji system since the times of the xpro1 era I have always been eager to see developments and roadmaps that fujifilm have. The lenses they release where becoming increasingly better optically. The fujifilm 200mm lens is the lens that radicalises the whole x series system. I have compared the focusing speed, performance, and tracking ability of all three lenses (canons 200 f2 - 300 f2.8 - Fuji 200 f2) and the Fuji lens performance at least as good as the canon super whites if not better. The optical performance is at least as good as my super whites. Distortion is perceivable, and the bokeh is exactly what Fuji users have been wanting (like the bokeh of canons whites). Background melts away in perfect style. This 200mm lens will definitely fit the bill for all sports/wildlife and even portrait shooters. Just like the canon super teles need a 1d body or similar, to benefit from all the tech of the lens, so too does the Fuji 200mm lens need a decent body to benefit from the tracking and focus of the lens. Best combination would be xt3 or xt2 or xh1. The lens balances very well in the hand. Not as heavy as the canon 300mm 2.8. Definitely handholdable! Which is a big advantage. It comes in the best most practical lens case I have ever recieved. Canon is currently trying to sell their super white lens case for US$700!!!! The Fuji is almost identical, and holds the extender and isn’t an additional cost! I believe we will soon start seeing Fuji whites in televised events amongst the see of canons whites.