Nikon 2880mm f/3.35.6G Autofocus Nikkor Zoom Lens Silver

Nikon The Best
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Despite it was not the colour I had ordered,I took it to a picnic last Sunday and all the clients were impressed with the quality photos they got.

Very good lens if you pair it with the right body.
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
I’ve used this len for my D70 and D200… results are very different.

On my D70: slow focus, and poor quality photos.

On my D200: fast focus, sharp photos.

Conclusion: this is not an expensive or fancy lens… but it given me the 1:1 ratio and sharp photos.

Excellent little lens
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
This lens for its price is beyond expectation. Good clean sharp photos.

I use it for a portrait lens and carry it on my camera at all times.

This lens is as sharp as my Nikkor 18-70mm kit lens.

Good backup lens
Rating:3 out of 5 stars
I picked up this lens (reconditioned) as backup standard zoom while my primary lens is in the shop. I use it on a D40. I would have given the lens a 4th star except on the D40 the auto-focus does not work (it clearly states this in the documentation). It is a good low-cost backup lens and I really like the macro functionality. It is a very good value for $45.

Nikon 28-80mm lens
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Seller was great. Would not hesitate to use again. Perfect condition as advertised. Quick service. Five stars.

Nice Basic Lens
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
This was bought as an exact replacement of the lens that came with my mom’s Nikon D50. Somehow, she or one of my sisters broke a piece off of the original to where it wouldn’t stay attached to the camera, so I found this lens for her. It isn’t the fastest, but the pictures are clear and crisp. 28-80mm is a good range for versatility at family functions or any situation where you need to take a lot of pictures in different settings and don’t have time to be changing out lenses. It’s definitely worth the $60 (including shipping), unless you’re doing some high end professional jobs, or if you just have that discerning eye, in which case you wouldn’t be reading this post anyway, you would have skipped this lens altogether. All in all, for what it is, it’s definitely worth the money. If you want something a little faster, look for an f/2.8 or smaller. When you see 2 numbers after the f/, that means it’s variable and you lose speed when you zoom in on something. A highly recommended lens, in my opinion, is the Nikkor 50mm f/1.8. It’s a fixed lens, meaning you can’t zoom, but you can capture some beautiful images once you get used to it.

TRULY VERSATILE NIKON LENSE
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Have worked with Nikon Nikkor lenses for many years; this lense is awesome. If you are looking for professional results, then this is the “glass” for you. Excellent for portraits; just about any photography event you’re tasked to fulfill. Cherish it and keep it well maintained by having it professionally serviced/cleaned on a regular basis. Truly a versatile Nikon lense.

Fine on an SLR, not wide enough on a APS-C dSLR.
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
I use this lens with my N50 and N70 SLRs and get decent results. Not a perfect lens but good enough and a decent focal range for an SLR. Not near wide enough to use on my D50, though, as it starts off at 42mm eq.

Nice Range For Most Situations
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
This is what I condsider my “base” lens. If I grab my D50 and run out the door with just one lens, this is it. Most of my picture taking happens with this lens. Picture quality has been very acceptable. This is not a macro lens but I have been able to get closer to things than I expected. The lens is small, light, and focus is fast and precise. Well worth the low cost.

Nikon 28-80mm f/3.3-5.6G AF
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
I wanted a light lens for for weddings and such I feel this lens fills that void in my case nicely. Build quality is to be expected of a lens this price but I wasn’t expecting the great clarity. The pictures that I’m getting are very sharp on my D80.

Pretty good lens
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
Not bad piece of glass so far- best at 28MM- zoomed out seems hit or miss for expoure or focus but need more tests too- not as great as my 50MM but that is not a surprise as it is hard to beat a prime!

Amazing Lens
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
Pondering about which lens to buy? Well, this one sure is one of the best for under $250! This lens is top notch quality for it’s 28-80mm capablitiy, well worth the price.