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When I bought this lens, I allready had the very good Nikkor 105mm, but by using it had to move in too close to my taste,to get a good closeup. The 200 mm f4 allows for more distance and consistently delivers very sharp photos with beaytifully blurred backgrounds. It is very sharp for closeups,the main reason for buying it, but also delivers well for telephoto use. If the telephoto object has very bright surroundings. I have sometimes experienced ghosting. If I didn´t allready have one, I would have bought a new one.
Greta lens, easy to use and works a treat with my D3100 camera. Simple to use even for a novice like me :)
The best Macro lens in the Nikon System. Outstanding edge to edge sharpness, great colours. AF is not up to AF-S lenses but the lens is a pleasure to focus manually. The construction is top notch and made in Japan. This lens allow the photographer to take some distance between the subject and the camera. The only choice when photographing shy insects.
I have realise that my photography is going very much towards the taking of close up and macro photos, so I thought what is the lens all macro shooters want, the Nikon 200mm f/4.0 ED IF lens. (save your dollars). What I like about the lens is that you don't have to be right on top of your subject, shooting 1:1 the lens works on DX, FX. Super sharp, great 200mm telephoto, 300mm on DX. If there is one dislike it's that it is heavy, but it is a pro lens. The lens that I was using was a Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro which is great lens super sharp light and easy to use, but you have to get really close to your subject taking 1:1.
I'M only new at DSLR cameras I seen a review on Nikkor 200mm 1:4 as a good light Lens so I bought it and it is a great Lens for what I wanted so I'm Happy All lens are different and do different shots .
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