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[Brian]

The only Nikon Zoom lens specifically designed for macro work.

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[Brian]

All hand-held, on the Nikon Df. This lens was introduced in the mid 90s, this one was bought for a Nikon D1.

 

Spring, Finally 

 

Spring, Finally

 

Spring, Finally 

 

Spring, Finally 

 

Spring, Finally 

 

This lens is sharp, and as the other Micro-Nikkors: highly corrected. 

[Brian]

I broke down and upgraded from LR4 to LR6. Adobe really pushes the "Cloud" hard, was not easy to find, buy, and install LR6. But now I can process my DF's NEF files without running them through my Fortran program to "hack" ONE Byte that LR4 needed to be changed...

 

More with the Micro-Nikkor-Zoom 70~180, big name on a pretty big lens!

 

Spring 2015 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr

 

Spring 2015 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr

 

The Sun was playing cat and mouse with the clouds today, so the Zoom came in handy.

 

Spring 2015 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr

Spring 2015 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr

 

Spring 2015 by fiftyonepointsix, on Flickr

 

If you run across one of these lenses at a good price, grab it. It is uncommon. I'll get the 200/4 AF-Micro-Nikkor out tomorrow if the Sun cooperates.

[Ron]

Nice images...  and I know what you mean about Adobe. Even though I subscribe to CC, I seriously considered installing LR 6 rather than the CC version which really only adds the ability to work with cloud based images on your Android or IOS device. 

 

--Ron