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07 April 2016
Good Output
This Nikon speedlight was originally marketed in the late 80's or early 90's. But like most Nikon speedlights it holds its value, because they always work. Take the batteries out when done using it, and put fresh batteries in 5 years from now and fire away.
11 February 2007
The Complete Nikon System by Peter Braczko
2 of 2 found this helpful I have owned this book for about four years now, and find it to be a valuable tool when shoping for a Nikon lens. For most of Nikon's lenses it will give you the serial numbers for the first and last lens of each model made. A lot of sellers don't really know if the lens is an AI or an AIS, but with a little looking in this book you can track the serial numbers and find out fairly quickly. For the true Nikon user and collector this book is an essential.
23 July 2015
Heavy lens that could take the place of several lenses on a trip,
I just came back from a week in the mountains with the lens mounted on a D800. The lens is heavy, but it will take some amazing shots. At 28mm with the lens hood attached there is vignetting. This goes away at 35-40mms.
I was impressed with the VR. This was a newer model lens, and I could shoot handheld at 1/10th of a second at 100 ISO with no blur.