Nikon Nikkor 18 300

[77 mm (Front)] I am a new D850 owner and was looking for a walk around lens. �I spent several days with the Nikkor 24-120 and 18-300. �I had used the latter with my 810 and most recently the FDX version with the D500. �However, while both are excellent lenses, I found the versatility of this lens and its exceptional quality to be winners. �The constant F4 is useful (especially if you are doing video) and as several experts advised with a 45 megapixel picture cropping can get you an acceptable zoom. I got both lenses from B&H and the return of the 18-300 was smooth.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] I use the G-20X with a Nikon Z 50 and both a Nikkor 70-300 zoom and the Nikkor 500mm f/8 reflex. In total, not a lot of weight. This ball head has silky smooth action and plenty of heft for the load that I am placing on it. I set the friction at about 1/3 scale. Clearly the G-20X could easily support a heavier rig with ease.

[1 Stop] I am very pleased with the Nikon TC-14E III Teleconverter. I have used it with my Nikkor 300 f/4 PF and my 70-200 f/4 with great results the images have the same sharpness and contrast as these lenses used without the teleconverter. Highly recommended

[Plastic] Attached this to the Nikkor 18-55 VR II to replace a lost Nikon hood. Works perfectly well. Snaps on and off just like the Nikon model did, and provides the same lens coverage. Only had it a few weeks, but no complaints so far.

[Academy 35mm] Fits my 18-80 Nikkor perfectly.

[Yes] I have a Nikon D7500 with the 18-55 mm lens and the 70-300 lens and a cheap slave flash and other equipment, and this bag just swallowed them up with plenty of room to spare. I should be able to add the other lenses I need to make a full kit and a speed light before it is full. And that is just the camera section. In the top, I have tons of small parts as well as 2 medium-sized flashlights. This bag seems rugged and very well built.

[0.03 lb] I bought this harness as I have two Nikon D7500 cameras, one with 18 - 300 lens and the other with a large telephoto lens. I hooked them both up and went out taking photos. It was awesome to be able to switch from one camera to the other and not miss a picture. The length is great and the adjust ability is even better? Great product, better than I expected!

[9, Rounded] I am coming from 20years of Nikkor 300 f/2.8 up to their 800mm. No more... This 200mm f/2.8 paired with the G9 is a high performance tool, at a fraction of the cost and weight. Sharpness is stellar, as well as stabilisation, way better than the good old Nikon VR. No tripod with a 400mm equivalent field, that’s a reality. Thanks to Panasonic for re-inventing photography. I’m with you guys.

[58 mm (Front)] This is a new addition to my camera pack and will be used on my D600. I keep a Nikkor 28-300 mm G zoom on the camera and carry a Nikkor 24mm f2.8D. I travel as much as possible and there are dimly lit locations where flash is either not permitted or preferred. This lens will be used in those situations where the zoom lens would require much slower shutter speeds and could result in unacceptable blur. Although it is new and has not been used much I am pleased with its sharpness.

[Bayonet] I had the other version of the 70-300, the Nikkor 70-300mm f4.5-6.3 with my dslr Nikon D3500, but that lens was pretty bad at the range from 240-300mm so today I just went to the store and bought this lens, it is made for full frame cameras but it can also be used for dslr cameras, I just used it with my camera and it is amazing, from all the range, it has good materials and image quality looks like the Nikkor 200-500, just amazing, if your budget is around this price don't think twice, buy this lens, is amazing.