Nikon D750 Lens

[7.2 oz / 204 g] The Nikon D750 is not listed but it works for that model.

The Nikon D750 is not listed but it works for that model.

[f/2] I recently purchased this lens to use on my new Nikon D750 which I also purchased from B&H. The lens is beautifully made, all metal and glass with buttery smooth focus. My initial test shots were disappointingly soft but after dialing in a +2 calibration, the lens became razor sharp and renders bokeh and flare in a way I can only describe as different. If you are patient, this lens can produce stunning images. I also found that it is very sharp all the way through the aperture range...even at f22! While using the lens on my D750, I decided to see how it would perform on my Fujifilm X-H1 with an adapter...and thats when I really fell in love with the lens. Images, when paired with the Fuji, are simply stellar! This lens picks up the tiniest of details and gives images the look of a much larger megapixel camera. The bokeh has an unusually flat, smooth look that makes the main subject really pop. The only negative I can find is that when attached to the Nikon, the aperture ring is a tad bit small for the fingers to grip easily. On the Fuji with an adapter, it is perfect and will probably stay on that camera the majority of the time. This lens is extremely well made and will last a lifetime. For the price, you just cant beat it.

[28 x 25 x 3.7"] It has plenty of room. I carry my Nikon D750 with a lens and flash. I have room for my personal stuff as well.

[f/2.8] I use this lens with my Nikon D750. The build quality is excellent and the optics are clear. It has a 180 degree field of view. The focus ring is easy to use and well positioned.

[4.0 mm] Works great on my Nikon D750 with Nikon 28-300 lens (normal 77mm filter mount). Can use all my smaller 52mm filters. No vignetting as long as you use the DX in-camera crop option, found on the D750 menu. You should not use these filters in FX Full-Frame mode.

[Full-Frame] I received a copy of this lens a few weeks ago, and, after using it on my Nikon D750 I found (like many others) that images with exposures in the 1/100-1/200 range were blurry when done with Nikon's VR system enabled. I exchanged that copy of the lens for another (thanks to B&H, this was an easy process). When the new copy arrived, I found that it did exactly the same ... So, why a 5-star rating? The reason is that Nikon came out with an update on the D750 firmware which fixed the issue for me, just a few days after I received the second copy of the lens. This problem is not really an issue with this particular lens, but seems to be caused or aggravated by their cameras, perhaps related to mirror shock or other issues. The good aspect is that this can apparently be effectively fixed with a firmware update. I have now used this lens extensively - it is a joy to use (the low eight and small size is simply amazing), and the images it generates are outstanding, both in terms of sharpness of in-focus objects, and in terms of bokeh. The VR is very effective, indeed.

[1x USB-C Input] After going on vacations with a NIkon D750 and the Nikon 28-300 zoom lens, I was exhausted from carrying this camera setup all day. So I wanted a lighter camera setup, without giving up image quality. I recently purchased a Nikon Z fc and the 18-140 DX Zoom lens. Easy to setup and use. While the Nikon menus and options were not identical to the D750, they were similar enough that setup was a not complicated. Wow, the image quality from the Z fc is outstanding. Comparing the weight the weight I had to carry from the D750 to the Z fc, I was thrilled the weight was significantly cut by more than half. My only regret was I did not switch a few vacations ago.

[2.5 lb] This arm does exactly what is asked of it. I put my Nikon D750 with an 85 mm lens and extended it as far as it could go. Rock solid! Getting a strong lock was easy to accomplish. I did a quick test with heavier lenses and I'm confident that there won't be any problems. Very solid build and materials.

[1.4x] A friend gave me a Pentax lens, and I told him that I was going to find a way to use it on my Nikon D750 camera. This adapter did the trick with no vignetting.