Free shipping over £99| Brand | Nikon |
| Focal Length Description | 200-500mm |
| Lens Type | Telephoto |
| Compatible Mountings | Nikon F |
| Camera Lens Description | 500 month |
Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras (Renewed)
£373.55
About this item
- 500mm of zoom power on FX-format DSLRs; 750mm equivalent on DX-format DSLRS
- Fast f/5.6 constant aperture for beautiful out-of-focus backgrounds and low-light performance
- 4 stops of Vibration Reduction with specialized Tripod and Sports modes
- AF compatible with optional TC-14E series teleconverters and DSLRs that offer f/8 support
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3 reviews for Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras (Renewed)
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£373.55
Brannon Raynor Jr. –
Sturdy, vibration reduction, great engineering. Just like all Nikon products.
Ibrahim Beer –
Finally arrived…Looks awesome and above all, it works beautifully
Miss Kailey Frami Sr. –
I was a bit leery of buying a “renewed” lens, but after multiple outings taking nature photos I’m glad I did. When the lens arrived, the original box looked funky but I didn’t care about that — it went into the recycling bin a while ago. The lens itself looked pristine, and meshes perfectly with my Nikon D5600. The lens is larger and heavier than I expected! I keep the tripod mount on at all times and use it as a carrying handle. If you use the tripod mount that way, be sure it’s on tight.Before buying the lens, I wondered if the 200-500 zoom was enough to document fairly distant birds. Short answer, it is. Between the sharpness of this lens, the megapixels in my Nikon D5600, and shooting in RAW, I can crop fairly heavily to reach farther than the nominal maximum zoom of the lens. I’ve also had good luck in low-light situations.I’m really glad that I put my money into a higher-quality “renewed” lens, as opposed to a brand-new “kit” lens. A final bit of advice: keep the shade on the lens whenever you’re using it. Not only does it shade the front of the lens, it protects the lens from accidental bumps and scrapes. With the shade on, I don’t bother with the lens cap.