Found one of these for a good price. Thoughts? Nikkor 105mm 2.8 ais MF
T Ta2Dave Senior Member Jun 24, 2016 #1 Found one of these for a good price. Thoughts? Nikkor 105mm 2.8 ais MF Last edited: Jun 24, 2016
G gustafson Senior Member Jun 24, 2016 #2 Ta2Dave said: Found one of these for a good price. Thoughts? Nikkor 105mm 2.8 ais MF Click to expand... @aroy uses one and may have first-hand info to share.
Ta2Dave said: Found one of these for a good price. Thoughts? Nikkor 105mm 2.8 ais MF Click to expand... @aroy uses one and may have first-hand info to share.
N nzswift Senior Member Jun 24, 2016 #3 Great lens!!! MF no problem as AF is pretty useless for macro work.
N nzswift Senior Member Jun 25, 2016 #5 105mm gives you a greater working distance.... Important if you are working with subjects that move.
P paul04 Senior Member Jun 25, 2016 #6 nzswift said: Great lens!!! MF no problem as AF is pretty useless for macro work. Click to expand... When I had my sigma 105mm macro lens, I always used it in manual mode, found it a lot better.
nzswift said: Great lens!!! MF no problem as AF is pretty useless for macro work. Click to expand... When I had my sigma 105mm macro lens, I always used it in manual mode, found it a lot better.
A aroy Senior Member Jun 27, 2016 #7 gustafson said: @aroy uses one and may have first-hand info to share. Click to expand... It is a good lens, especially as you can go 1.1X with the supplied extension tube. I always use the lens at fixed magnification and focus by moving my body. I do find that the lense has a bit lower contrast, so I boost it up in RAW.
gustafson said: @aroy uses one and may have first-hand info to share. Click to expand... It is a good lens, especially as you can go 1.1X with the supplied extension tube. I always use the lens at fixed magnification and focus by moving my body. I do find that the lense has a bit lower contrast, so I boost it up in RAW.