af nikkor 85mm f 1.8 g

FX-format medium telephoto lens with 85 mm focal length (127.5 mm when used with a Nikon DX-format SLR). Fast f/1.8 aperture: enables beautifully smooth bokeh, sharper shots in low light anda bright viewfinder image. Superb optical performance. Compatible with entry level D-SLRs that do not have a built in autofocus motor. 【オークファン】ヤフオク、Nikon AF NIKKOR 1 4の最安値を徹底比較！！ヤフオク・楽天・Amazonなどオークションやショッピングサイトの比較・検討が出来る「オークファン」過去10年間のオークション落札価格・情報を網羅。 This AF-S 85mm f/1.8 lens is compact and lightweight.The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/1.8 G is specially designed with cutting-edge technology. This Nikon lens is a fast, FX-format, prime medium telephoto lens. Thanks to its compact and lightweight construction, this Nikon lens is the perfect choice for on-the-go shooters. What is the difference between Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm F/1.8G and Nikon AF Nikkor 24mm F/2.8D? Find out which is better and their overall performance in the camera lens ranking. The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/1.8G is a lightweight, relatively affordable prime lens designed for use on both FX (full-frame) and DX (APS-C) format Nikon DSLRs. A fast maximum aperture of F1.8 makes it very useful in poor light and for achieving shallow depth-of-field, especially in portraiture. Optical construction is relatively simple model baju batik untuk orang kurus agar terlihat gemuk. Add this product to your shortlist for comparison Gear list 1745 222 365 I own it I want it I had it The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/ is a lightweight, relatively affordable prime lens designed for use on both FX full-frame and DX APS-C format Nikon DSLRs. A fast maximum aperture of makes it very useful in poor light and for achieving shallow depth-of-field, especially in portraiture. Optical construction is relatively simple, comprising nine spherical elements in nine groups, with a 7-bladed aperture diaphragm. Nothing fancy, but optical performance from this unassuming lens is simply stunning. Unless you really need the extra stop of light and two extra aperture blades, the 85mm will undoubtedly be more attractive than its big brother, the 85mm G to many photographers, simply because of the considerably lower price. Lens type Prime lens Focal length 85 mm Image stab. No Lens mount Nikon F FX Max aperture Min aperture F16 Min focus m Max magnification Weight 350 g lb Length 73 mm See full specifications Description Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. eBay item number266279438025 Item specificsAn item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab“Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/ Fixed Lens” Item description from the seller Shipping and returnsView estimated shipping costs, delivery windows, and return policies at a of 3We’ve made some improvementsExplore our new page layout with bigger images, easier to find information, and of 3Get to know the sellerExplore additional items they have for of 3 Digital Camera World Verdict Small, fast and sharp, this lens costs less than a third of the price of Nikon’s AF-S 85mm f/ lens. If you can live without the extra two-thirds of an f/stop of the faster lens, the f/ is much better value and is still capable of delivering attractive bokeh, along with excellent sharpness. All in all, it’s the Nikon portrait and still life lens for the masses. Pros +Compact and lightweight+Solid build quality+Impressive performance Cons -Slower than an f/ prime-No optical stabilization-Not extensively weather-sealed Why you can trust Digital Camera World Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out how we test. There’s a lot to be said for compact lenses that don’t take up too much room in your kit bag. This Nikon AF-S 85mm f/ fits the bill perfectly, weighing in at just 350g. That’s little more than half the weight of Nikon’s faster AF-S 85mm f/ lens, which itself is very compact and lightweight for an 85mm prime with such a fast aperture. Unlike the f/ lens, however, the f/ is refreshingly inexpensive for an own-brand Nikon lens, at less than a third of the price of its more The best Nikon portrait lenses The best camera for portraitsSpecificationsMount Nikon F FX Full-frame Yes Autofocus Yes Stabilisation No Lens construction 9 elements in 9 groups Angle of view degrees Diaphragm blades 7 Minimum aperture f/16 Minimum focusing distance Maximum magnification ratio Filter size 67mm Dimensions 80x73mm Weight 350gKey featuresSimple but effective, this lens has a total of nine elements in its optical path, with not a single aspherical or ED Extra-low Dispersion element in sight. Autofocus is courtesy of a fast, ring-type ultrasonic autofocus system, which comes with the usual focus distance scale and manual override facility. There’s an M/A M’ focus mode selection switch on the barrel, offering choices of autofocus with priority given to manual override, or fully manual focusing. The minimum focus distance of is pretty typical for an 85mm prime lens, enabling a maximum magnification factor of More unusual for this class of lens is that the aperture diaphragm is based on seven blades rather than nine. This raises the risk of the aperture not being so well-rounded when you stop down. Build quality is good, complete with a rubber weather-seal on the mounting impressive sharpness across most of the frame, apart from in the extreme corners at the widest aperture. Bokeh is impressively smooth for an f/ lens and, despite only having seven diaphragm blades, points of light remain fairly well-rounded when stopping down a resultsWe run a range of lab tests under controlled conditions, using the Imatest Master testing suite. Photos of test charts are taken across the range of apertures and zooms where available, then analyzed for sharpness, distortion and chromatic aberrations. We use Imatest SFR spatial frequency response charts and analysis software to plot lens resolution at the center of the image frame, corners and mid-point distances, across the range of aperture settings and, with zoom lenses, at four different focal lengths. The tests also measure distortion and color fringing chromatic aberration. SharpnessImage credit FutureThe little Nikon really punches above its weight for sharpness, which is generally excellent and still very good at the widest aperture of f/ apart from in the extreme corners of the image frame. FringingImage credit FutureBoth lateral and axial chromatic aberrations are minimal, the latter helped by the fairly modest aperture rating. Distortion a slight touch of pincushion distortion but it’s generally hard to spot and easily fast and sharp, this lens costs less than a third of the price of Nikon’s AF-S 85mm f/ lens. If you can live without the extra two-thirds of an f/stop of the faster lens, the f/ is much better value and is still capable of delivering attractive bokeh, along with excellent sharpness. All in all, it’s the Nikon portrait and still life lens for the more• Best camera lenses to get • Best Canon lenses • Best Nikon lenses • Best Sony lenses Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited accessEnjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 *Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription Join now for unlimited accessTry first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 Matthew Richards is a photographer and journalist who has spent years using and reviewing all manner of photo gear. He is Digital Camera World's principal lens reviewer – and has tested more primes and zooms than most people have had hot dinners! His expertise with equipment doesn’t end there, though. He is also an encyclopedia when it comes to all manner of cameras, camera holsters and bags, flashguns, tripods and heads, printers, papers and inks, and just about anything imaging-related. In an earlier life he was a broadcast engineer at the BBC, as well as a former editor of PC Guide. Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact Nikon 85mm f/ AF and AF-D NIKKOR 1987-2018 NEW Nikon Z 85mm f/ 2019- Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations Nikon AF Nikkor 85mm f/ metal 62mm filter threads, oz./366g, close-focus, about $460 new or $350 used. enlarge. This free website's biggest source of support is when you use these links, especially this link directly to it at Adorama, at Amazon or used at this direct link to it at eBay see How to Win at eBay, when you get anything, regardless of the country in which you live. Thanks! Ken. April 2012 Nikon Reviews Nikon Lens Reviews Other Reviews NEW Nikon 85mm f/ G the new plastic consumer version for more money. NEW Nikon 50mm and 58mm Bokeh Comparisons. Why Fixed Lenses Take Better Pictures Nikon High-Speed 50mm Lens Sharpness Comparison 09 Sep 2010 Sample Images from California's Central Coast June 2010 85mm Lens Specifications Compared 23 June 2009 85mm Lens Central Sharpness Comparison 23 June 2009 85mm Lens Corner Sharpness Comparison 23 June 2009 Optics Mechanics Ergonomics No instant manual override Usefulness Availability Overall Introduction top Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations Compatibility History Production The Nikon 85mm f/ AF and AF-D have superb optical and mechanical quality. They have been among Nikon's most popular lenses for many decades, and rightfully so. They have superb performance, especially for use on the 36 MP Nikon D800. As a rear-focus lens, nothing moves externally as it focuses except the focus ring. The all-metal filter ring stays put! You always have to move the switch on your camera to switch between auto and manual focus. If you just want to grab the ring to focus at any time, get the newer, dinkier Nikon 85mm f/ AF-S G. I prefer this original lens to 2012's new plastic made-in-China G version. This original lens offers a better 9-bladed diaphragm, superior mechanical quality that will last a lifetime, isn't gelded so it works on every camera, has a hard infinity-focus stop, metal filter threads, faster autofocus and smaller size than the new G 85/ Compatibility intro top This is an FX lens, and works especially well with on FX, 35mm and DX Nikons like the D4, D800, D800E, D7000, D700, D3X, D300s and F6. It works fantastically on manual-focus cameras like the F2AS, F3, FE and FA, since it has real manual-focus and aperture rings that work exactly as they should. The 85mm f/ AF-D and AF works great with almost every film and digital Nikon camera made since 1977. If you have a coupling prong added to the diaphragm ring, it's perfect with every Nikon back to the original Nikon F of 1959. The only incompatibility is that it will not autofocus with the cheapest D40, D40x, D60, D3000, D3100, D5000 or D5100, but if you focus manually, everything else works great. These cameras have in-finder focus confirmation dots to help you. See Nikon Lens Compatibility for details on your camera. Read down the "AF, AF-D screw" column for this lens. History intro top There are two almost identical version of this lens the original AF version from the dawn of Nikon's autofocus made from 1987-1994, and today's AF-D version, made since 1994. The only minor difference is the addition of the "D" feature which couples focused distance to the camera for exposure calculations, which only matters with flash. This review applies equally to either version. The way to identify them is by the "D" on the newer lens as "1 D" on the front and side, or by the little slide lock just above the aperture ring. The older AF lens is simply marked "1 and the little lock above the aperture ring is a better and more complex spring-loaded and rotating pushbutton affair. Production intro top Nikon has made over 300,000 of these lenses. Nikon made over 100,000 of the original 1987-1994 AF version, and has made more then 225,000 of the current AF-D version — so far. Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D. enlarge. Specifications top Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations Name top Nikon calls this the Nikon AF NIKKOR 85mm f/ or f/ RF. NIKKOR Nikon's brand name for their lenses. D Couples distance information to the Matrix Meter from 1994. RF Rear focusing; nothing moves externally as focused except the rear element. ∅62 62mm filter thread. Optics top 6 elements in 6 groups. Multicoated. Rear focus; nothing moves except the rear element and focus ring as focused. Diaphragm top Front, Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D. enlarge. 9 straight blades. Stops down to f/16. Coverage top 35mm film, FX and DX. Focal Length top 85mm. When used on a DX camera, it gives angles of view similar to what a 129mm lens gives when used on an FX or 35mm camera. Angle of View top diagonally on FX and RealRaw. on small-format DX. Close Focus top feet meters. Maximum Reproduction Ratio top 1 Hard Infinity Focus Stop? top Yes. This is great for astronomy; just turn to the stop and you have fixed laboratory-perfect focus all night. Focus Scale top Yes. Depth-of-Field Scale top Yes, for f/11 and f/16. Infra-Red Focus Index top Yes, white dot in depth-of-field scale. Aperture Ring top Yes. Full-stop clicks. Filter Thread top 62mm, solid metal. Does not rotate or move, ever. Size top Nikon specifies extension from flange by " diameter. Nikon specifies the earlier AF version as 71mm diameter. Weight top The D version weighs oz. The earlier non-D AF version weighs oz. Nikon specifies oz. 380g for the current AF-D 1994-today version. Nikon specifies oz. 415g for the earlier AF version 1987-1994. Hood top Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D and included HN-23 metal hood. HN-23 metal screw-in, included. Teleconverters specs top TC-200/201, which are manual-focus only. TC-14A, which is also manual-focus only, and Nikon further warns that there can be some vignetting. Quality top Made in Japan. Made in Thailand since 2010. Nikon Product Number 1931. Announced December 1987. AF-D version March 1994. Pricing intro top Corrected for inflation, 2012* Dollars at the time* 1988 $520 $270 1991 $450 $270 1992 $445 $275 1994 $475 $310 after rebate 1995 $590 $395 1996 $490 $340 1997 $490/560** $345/395** 1998 $420/500** $300/360** 1999 $440/490** $325/360** 2000 $435/505** $330/385** 2005 $390/405** $335/350** 2009 $475 $450 2012 $425/460** $425/460** * At full NYC discount. Very few people bought their lenses this inexpensively before 2005. ** Gray/USA. Performance top Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations Overall Autofocus Bokeh Color Coma Distortion Ergonomics Eyeblow Falloff Filters Focus Breathing Ghosts Hood Lateral Color Fringes Mechanics Sharpness Spherochromatism Sunstars Survivability Overall performance top The Nikon 85mm f/ AF and AF-D is among Nikon's best lenses of all time, as are most 85mm to 105mm lenses. Autofocus performance top Overall Autofocus is fast and sure, however you must move a mechanical switch on your camera to swap between manual and autofocus. AF Speed Autofocus is fast, faster than the new 85mm f/ G! AF speed is super fast on every Nikon, even the old F100 and F5. One full turn two half-turns of the AF screw pulls focus from infinity down to 16 feet on the original 1987-1994 AF version, and down to 12 feet on today's AF-D version 1994-today. AF Accuracy AF is always right on, especially on the 38 MP Nikon D800, and especially at f/ Manual Focus Manual focus is perfect. The metal internal-focus ring flicks with a fingertip. Bokeh performance top Bokeh, the character of out of focus backgrounds, not simply how far out of focus they are, is good enough. If you want out-of-this world bokeh, get the Nikon 85mm f/ AF-S G. Spherochromatism will also affect bokeh depending on the color of your background. Here are crops from the center of 100% FX 12MP D3 or D700 images, focused on a reference phase lattice at 3 meters 10 feet with synthetic reference vegetation at 15 meters 50 feet. Printed full-image at this size, these would be about 42 x 28" 105 x 70cm prints, at least as seen on most 100 DPI computer monitors Color Rendition performance top The color rendition is the same as my other Nikkor AF lenses. Coma performance top The Nikon 85mm f/ has no coma, whoo hoo! Coma saggital coma flare often causes weird smeared blobs to appear around bright points of light in the corners of fast or wide lenses at large apertures. In lenses that have it, coma goes away as stopped down. Full-frame image, 8 seconds at f/ ISO 200, Nikon D3. Crop at 100% magnification from lower left. Distortion performance top The Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D has no visible or measurable distortion at any distance. Whatever it may be, it's less than what would take a factor of ± in Photoshop's lens distortion filter to correct. Bravo! FX and Film DX ∞ 30' 10m 10' 3m 3' 1m © 2012 All rights reserved. Ergonomics handling and ease-of-use performance top Ergonomics are straightforward if you don't mind moving the AF-MF switch on the camera to swap modes and keep your fingers away from the focus ring while it's autofocusing, everything else is perfect. The 85/ feels perfect. It's a precise, tough and well-built instrument. Eyeblow performance top The rear element of the 85mm f/ AF-D moves a little as focused, but not enough to notice any air blow out of the eyepiece. Falloff darkened corners performance top Falloff on FX is visible at f/ and f/2, and gone by f/ It won't be an issue at all on DX see crop factor. I've exaggerated this by shooting a gray field and placing these on a gray background. Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D falloff on FX and film at infinity, no correction. © 2012 All rights reserved. Filters, use with performance top There is no problem with vignetting, even with combinations of thick filters. The metal filter ring never moves. Focus Breathing performance top Of interest mostly to cinematographers focusing back and forth between two subjects, the image size from the highly advanced rear-focusing Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D doesn't vary much as focused. If you're pulling focus through the entire range, image size is minimum at about 10 feet 3 meters, and grows slightly at infinity and at closer distances. Ghosts performance top As shown at Coma, there are no significant ghosts. Hood performance top The screw-in metal hood is included. It's so much nicer than the plastic turd included with the Chinese 85/ Lateral Color Fringes performance top There are no lateral color fringes on the D3 or D7000, which corrects them automatically. There is some spherochromatism, which is a different aberration. Mechanics and Construction performance top Rear, Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D. enlarge. The Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D is a tough, all-metal lens encased in a plastic cover. It's a lot tougher than the new plastic 85/ Filter Threads Solid metal. Hood Solid metal. Hood Mount Solid metal. Barrel Exterior Plastic. Focus Ring Solid metal; rubber covered. Depth-of-Field Scale Yes. Internals Metal. Aperture Ring Plastic, pained numbers. Mount Dull-chromed brass. Markings Paint. Mounting Index Engraved line filed with white paint. Identity Engraved metal identity ring. Front ring engraved metal, filled with white paint. Barrel paint. Serial Number Laser engraved onto bottom rear of aperture ring. US Model Signified by "US" prefix to serial number. Rain seal at mount No. Noises When Shaken Mild clicking from the diaphragm blades and actuation system. Made in Thailand since 2010. Made in Japan 1987-2010. Sharpness performance top Warning 1 Image sharpness depends more on you than your lens. Warning 2 Lens sharpness doesn't mean much to good photographers. With those caveats, the Nikon 85mm f/ AF-D is super sharp at every aperture even on the 24 MP Nikon D3X and 36 MP D800, even the first 1987 version, even out to the corners at f/ Of course diffraction limits performance at smaller apertures depending on the resolution of your camera. The 85/ is so sharp that f/4 is its sharpest aperture; on the D3X and D800, diffraction makes the image, under ideal test conditions, slightly softer starting at f/ It's super-sharp on a D3X and D800 even wide-open at f/ edge-to-edge, and gets even slightly sharper stopped down to f/ or f/4. To get this level of sharpness, you really have to have your technique well dialed-in. If you're out of focus, or your subject isn't flat and well-aligned to your image sensor or film plane, sloppy technique limits sharpness more than anything to do with this lens. Diffraction means that the 85/ is much softer at f/8 and smaller if you're really looking closely, as it is with all lenses. Most lenses aren't as good as this 85mm, so diffraction's degradation at smaller apertures isn't as obvious with them. Spherochromatism performance top Like many fast, long lenses, the Nikon 85mm f/ shows some spherochromatism. This aberration, called "color bokeh" by laymen, renders mild green color fringes around background highlights, and magenta color fringes around foreground highlights. If you're not in perfect focus, it will put these color fringes on bright highlights. It's not the lens' fault; it's yours for not being in perfect focus. Sunstars performance top With its straight 9-bladed diaphragm, the Nikon 85/1/8 AF makes exquisite 18-pointed sunstars with bright points of light. Sunstar and Rockwell, Ragged Point Resort, 19 June 2010. enlarge. Survivability performance top Unlike the new 85mm f/ G which is mostly plastic and depends on a proprietary ultrasonic motor for its heart, this classic screw-focus AF lens has nothing to break inside of it that a good independent repairman can't fix for you 50 years from now. The plastic on the outside of this AF and AF-D lens is simply a cover to keep it from freezing to your skin in arctic cold; the internals are metal. Compared top Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations Nikon 85/ K, Nikon 85/2 AI-s, Nikon 85/ AI-s, Nikon 85/ Nikon 85/ and Vivitar 85/ enlarge; actual size at 106 DPI. Nikon 85/ 85/ 85/ and 85/ enlarge. Nikon has made a lot of 85mm lenses in its day. In rangefinder days, it called them cm lenses. Even my f/2 lens for my Nikon SP is super sharp; all Nikon's 85mm lenses are superb. This 85/ AF is optically superb, compact, well-made and handles well. There's no reason to look any further, unless you'd rather have a dinkier plastic lens in exchange for instant manual-focus override or need autofocus on Nikon's cheapest DSLRs then get the 85mm f/ G, or want the ultimate in Heavenly bokeh, for which you deserve the unmatched 85mm f/ AF-S G. For the smallest size, I've always loved my 85mm f/2 AI-s. See also 85mm Lens Specifications Compared 23 June 2009 85mm Lens Central Sharpness Comparison 23 June 2009 85mm Lens Corner Sharpness Comparison 23 June 2009 NEW Nikon 85mm f/ G January 2012. Recommendations top Intro Specifications Performance Compared Recommendations I love this lens so much I own at least two of them! I especially love the fast focus and 18-pointed sunstars I get from its 9-bladed diaphragm. I have no love for the dinky new 85mm f/ G. Why would I want to pay more for a plastic lens with a downgraded 7-bladed diaphragm? This is a lens to get if you don't have an 80-200/ zoom. The zooms tends to be almost as sharp and almost as fast, so don't ever carry both at the same time. I strongly recommend this lens if you want a superb fast prime portrait lens or general-purpose fast, short tele at a reasonable price. It's the one fixed tele I'd grab along with a wide lens for day-to-day shooting. If you own the 28-300mm VR, forget any fixed lenses in this range; you'll probably not ever pull out a fixed 85 if you have the zoom. If you have a zoom and want a lens to blow-out backgrounds into smooth, soft colors at a reasonable price, shoot it at 200~300mm, and you'll get the same effect or better than an 85mm lens at f/ If you want a fixed tele for blurring backgrounds at a reasonable price, get a manual-focus 135mm f/2 or 180mm f/ instead. Longer focal length has much more to do with blurring backgrounds than maximum aperture. If you want an 85mm with incredible ability to blur backgrounds and keep the subject ultrasharp, the extraordinary 85/ is even better than this 85mm AF-D. So, especially bought used, this 85mm f/ is among Nikon's best lenses ever, at a very reasonable price. 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Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact Lente Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/ Compatível com as Câmeras Nikon DSLR Full-Frame FX e DX com montagem Nikon F Pode ser usada nas Câmeras Mirrorless Z 5 / Z 6 / Z 7 / Z 50 com adaptador Nikon FTZ vendido separadamente Rápida abertura, lente telefoto média para excelentes fotos e vídeos em alta definição Compatível com todas as Câmeras Nikon DSLR Projetada para o uso com as câmeras DSLR de formato FX da Nikon, essa atualizada lente telefoto média de f/ é excelente para fotografar imagens estáticas e gravar vídeos em alta definição. A Lente NIkon AF-S 85mm f/ possui o sistema de Foco Interno IF da Nikon que oferece focalização automática rápida e silenciosa; além de imagens mais nítidas e claras em todas as aberturas. A rápida abertura máxima é ideal para captar imagens estáticas ou vídeos em HD quando em condições de iluminação ideal, situações de pouca iluminação, retratos, casamentos ou shows. Quando incorporada a uma DSLR de formato DX, a Lente NIkon AF-S 85mm f/ apresenta um campo de visão com eficiência de 127mm. Retratos lindos sob qualquer iluminação Obtenha resultados surpreendentes mesmo com baixa iluminação Esta lente telefoto média é ideal para o uso em estúdios, sets ou para a captura de imagens sob quaisquer que sejam as condições de iluminação. Captura imagens estáticas e vídeos em HD de pessoas com tons de pele mais natural, atraente e plano de fundo cuidadosamente desfocado. Com a rápida abertura de f/ a Lente NIkon AF-S 85mm f/ irá capturar imagens brilhantes, mesmo em situações de pouca iluminação. Belo desfoque de fundo Obtenha profundidade de campo mais natural Quando você precisar destacar mais o objeto do que o plano de fundo, como quando se fotografa retratos em ambientes internos ou externos, com imagens estáticas ou vídeos em HD, a lente Lente NIkon AF-S 85mm f/ produz um lindo e natural desfoque de fundo Bokeh nos ajustes maiores de abertura. A beleza está nos detalhes Projetada para câmeras digitais com desempenho superior O Revestimento Superintegrado SIC da Nikon aumenta a eficiência da transmissão de luz, oferece consistência de cores superior e redução dos reflexos. O Motor de Onda Silencioso SWM da Nikon garante focalização automática rápida e precisa, além de total compatibilidade incluindo foco automático, com toda a linha de câmeras Nikon, seja no formato FX ou DX. Compatível com todas as câmeras Nikon DSLR Foco Interno Imagine ser capaz de focar uma lente sem que ela mude de tamanho. A tecnologia IF da Nikon torna isso possível. Todo o movimento ótico interno é limitado ao interior do tubo de lente não extensível. Isto permite uma estrutura mais compacta e leve, bem como uma distância focal mais próxima. Motor de Onda Silencioso A tecnologia AF-S da Nikon é também outro motivo que leva fotógrafos profissionais a escolherem as lentes telefoto NIKKOR. As lentes AF-S NIKKOR possuem o SWM da Nikon que converte "ondas móveis" em energia rotativa para focalizar a ótica. Isto permite uma focalização automática de alta velocidade extremamente precisa e bastante silenciosa. Modo M/A As lentes AF-S NIKKOR possuem o exclusivo modo M/A, que permite alternar do foco automático AF para o manual M em um curto espaço de tempo—até mesmo quando o mecanismo servo AF estiver em funcionamento e independentemente do modo AF utilizado. Revestimento Superintegrado da Nikon Para melhorar o desempenho dos seus elementos óticos de lente, a Nikon emprega um exclusivo revestimento de lente multicamada que ajuda a reduzir os fantasmas e a refração a um nível insignificante. O Revestimento Superintegrado da Nikon atinge diversos objetivos, incluindo uma reflexão minimizada na faixa dos comprimentos de onda maiores, e equilíbrio de cores e reprodução superiores. 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