Nikon AF 70-300 f/4.0-5.6 G Black Zoom Nikkor Lens

[Vincent]

These were some of my first pictures with the lens to see what I could use it for, my main liking of the lens is the weight:

1/400s with 3200 ISO (if your camera can not do it, you need an other lens):



at 300mm and 70mm a thistle

 

[Vincent]

I now tend to take the 70-300G as a light walk around solution. Not complaining about it.

 

[scarrabri]

Hey Vincent i like your pics and I have to say I still have and use my Nikon AF 70-300 f/4.0-5.6 G Black Zoom Nikkor Lens and think
it was well worth the money not that I am a expert but it goes well with my Nikon D70 and it has given me many hours of pleasure and at a price I can afford so one pleased customer here,Brian.

Read more: http://nikonites.com/d70-d70s/31568...6-g-black-zoom-nikkor-lens.html#ixzz44IVWVbST

 

[Vincent]

... use my Nikon AF 70-300 f/4.0-5.6 G Black Zoom Nikkor Lens ... it goes well with my Nikon D70 ... at a price I can afford so one pleased customer

Let us be clear a D500 with the 70-300mm VR will be a better combination. Most forget though that the D70 + 70-300 f4.0-5.6 gives in most common situations a very good result, almost not different for internet use. On a budget you can have fun, even if you have more limits then with more expensive material.

 

[scarrabri]

Let us be clear a D500 with the 70-300mm VR will be a better combination. Most forget though that the D70 + 70-300 f4.0-5.6 gives in most common situations a very good result, almost not different for internet use. On a budget you can have fun, even if you have more limits then with more expensive material.

Hi and yes and I know what you mean, and I was wondering if the Nikon AF 70-300 f/4.0-5.6 G Black Zoom Nikkor Lens
will pair up as well with the Nikon D3200 that I have just ordered?

 

[Vincent]

I just checked and I do believe that the AF 70-300 G will not AF on the D3200, it is a D design and the D3200 without internal engine will need a AF-S or AF-I.