Canon P Rangefinder Camera from 1960’s. Superb Condition
$430.00
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Original Rear Lens Cap for Canon 50mm f0.95 Lens - Mint.
$150.00
Canon FLP 38mm F2.8 Lens Pancake Lens with Original Case. Excellent.
$180.00
Luxury Handmade His and Hers Key Fobs
$250.00
Early Nikon F SLR 64 Series with Rare 5.8cm f1.4 lens. Superb.
$1,550.00
Nippon Kogaku Tokyo 5cm f3.5 Nikkor-QC Lens, 1947. LTM. Excellent, Super Rare.
$2,150.00
Leotax T2 Quality 1950's Japanese Leica Copy Camera. Excellent.
$225.00
Rare Nippon Kogaku Tokyo Finder
$150.00
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Reviews (3)
Apr 13, 2016
An Average Nikon Optic
28 of 33 found this helpful I am a keen photographer who bought this lens to provide a lightweight travel solution where a good zoom reach was needed for distant close-ups, such as the ceiling detail in old cathedrals, or landscapes when access was difficult. I have used the 70-300 VR before and found it far better for both contrast and sharpness. The 55 at the wide end also allowed for better all-round use. However, on full zoom, this Nikon lens if just not sharp and images also lack clarity of color and contrast. I have tried it under low light and full sun but cannot get the image quality I need. At moderate zoom lengths - say up to 200mm - it is fine. Even on clear, crisp days, the full zoom performance leaves me seriously wondering why I bought this lens in the first place. Yes, it is an economic solution, but not suitable for serious enlargement work. Perhaps I have a dud example? By comparison, my 18-140 is sharp, contrasty, and the images have a quality that the 55-300 seriously lacks. My advice - try this lens on your camera before you buy and check the full zoom capabilities too. I am just unable, despite a few weeks of testing, to get excited about this zoom at all.
Jul 12, 2017
No shutter curtains so was not useable
Jul 12, 2017
A quality timepiece without breaking the budget