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Nikon 10000015710

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF Lens

Nikon 2149

Nikon AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF Lens

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Product Description
This AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED lens is an ultra-wide-angle rectilinear zoom lens with a range of professional-level features that yield overall superior performance. In addition... More
This AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED lens is an ultra-wide-angle rectilinear zoom lens with a range of professional-level features that yield overall superior performance. In addition to providing the shortest close-focusing distance in its class 0.28m (0.9 ft.) throughout the entire zoom range the lens also features a fast constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 at all focal lengths. It is ideal for photojournalism and general professional-level photographic needs. Less
The AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED covers a very popular focal length range (equivalent to 27-105mm in 35mm format), and offers a selection of Nikons highly regarded technologies such as... More
The AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED covers a very popular focal length range (equivalent to 27-105mm in 35mm format), and offers a selection of Nikons highly regarded technologies such as Silent Wave motor (AF-S) for super fast and quiet autofocus operation, Extra-Low Dispersion glass (ED) for minimized chromatic aberrations, and Internal Focusing (IF) for convenient and balanced handling.In addition, the AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED also incorporates hallmark Nikon features that customers have come to expect from Nikkor lenses, such as distance information guide window, a reliable metal lens mount for years of durability, and a M/A mode for seamless switching between autofocus and manual modes.Designed exclusively for use with DX Format SLR cameras, DX Nikkor lenses deliver a versatile range of angle-of-view, higher performance, and outstanding center-to-edge-to-corner image quality, while realizing smaller and lighter designs. All DX Nikkor lenses have a picture angle comparable to that of 35mm format Less
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Key Features   
Min Aperture f/22 f/36
Camera Format   Digital SLR Digital SLR
Focus Type   Autofocus • Manual Focus Autofocus
Lens Max Aperture f/2.8 f/3.5-f/4.5
Focal Length 17mm - 35mm 18mm - 70mm
Lens Type   Zoom Lens Zoom Lens
Mount Nikon Nikon
Other Features   
Brand Nikon Nikon
Closest Focusing Distance 12 in 14.96 in
Picture Angle 62 - 104 degrees 22.5 - 67 degrees
Attachment / Filter Size 77 mm 67 mm
Macro Lens   Without Macro Lens Without Macro Lens
Groups / Elements 13 Elements in 10 Groups 15 Elements in 13 Groups
Designed for Digital Camera - Yes
Dimensions   
Weight 26.3 oz 13.5 oz
Diameter 3.2 in 3 in
Length 4.2 in 2.9 in
Miscellaneous   
Product ID 20724853 21924254
UPC 4960759021458 018208021499
Product MPN   
MPN 10000015710 2149
 
Consumer Reviews
Nikon 10000015710
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF Lens
From $1,579.00
Nikon 2149
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF Lens
$459.99

Product Review Summary

4.8
Based on 5 user reviews
100% recommend this product
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1 star
Pros
  • Versatile (3)
  • Sharp Focus (2)
  • Durable (2)
  • Fast Focus (2)
  • Easy to Use (1)
  • Powerful Zoom (1)
  • Good Quality (1)
  • Good in Low Light (1)
Cons
  • Bulky (3)
  • Heavy (2)
Good For
  • Multi-purpose (3)
  • Landscape Photography (1)
  • Professionals (1)
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Consumer Reviews

193

Nikon 17-35mm f/2.8 Must Be the Greatest Wide-Angle Lens!

bypaulphoto Feb 6, 2003
59 Helpfuls 60 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Superb optics, solid built, super-fast AF and super-quiet operation
Cons Expensive price tag may be the one and only objection in this lens
Recommended it? Yes

My first zoom lens in the extreme wide angle was the Nikon 20-35mm f/2.8D. For me, it was a dream lens. When I bought the 20-35mm lens, the 17-35mm zoom had already been introduced. At the time, I thought a difference of 3mm in focal length was not much. As the old saying goes, "Be content with the... Read full review »

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a great lens to use with great results

bygoobaah Jan 27, 2003
8 Helpfuls 9 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros very well built and useful lens with fast aperture and great viewing angle
Cons heavy and not cheap, but we cant have everything
Recommended it? Yes

This lens continues to surprise me with its performance. Outdoors, it seems you can capture limitless wide angle shots with amazing depth of field, and then look down and get a picture of a flower from nearly 6" away from the end of the lens. Each picture will turn out sharp and tightly focused... Read full review »

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Product Review Summary

4.6
Based on 7 user reviews
100% recommend this product
5 stars
4
4 stars
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1 star
Pros
  • Good Quality (4)
  • Powerful Zoom (4)
  • Fast Focus (3)
  • Good value (2)
  • Sharp Focus (2)
  • Lightweight (1)
Cons
  • Poor Quality (2)
  • Slow Focus (1)
  • Bad in Low Light (1)
  • Weak Zoom (1)
Good For
  • Multi-purpose (5)
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Consumer Reviews

170

Can a "Kit" Lens Be Any Good?

bycolonialpara Apr 27, 2007
71 Helpfuls 72 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Excellent optics, price to performance winner, a great mid-range zoom.
Cons Less than pro build quality, variable aperture, vignetting is present.
Recommended it? Yes

INTRODUCTION

The Nikkor 18-70mm AF-S ED f3.5-4.5G IF DX zoom lens is one of those lenses from Nikon that first appeared about the time that the company introduced its first sub-$1,000 U.S. digital SLR, the Nikon D70 to the camera shooting public. Originally marketed to be sold as part of... Read full review »

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The Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 G ED-IF AF-S DX lives up to all of its letters.

byjvandegr Mar 27, 2006
26 Helpfuls 27 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Fast focus, very good optical quality, useful zoom range, compact, low weight, affordable.
Cons Zoom lens movement is not smooth, some vignetting at large apertures.
Recommended it? Yes

Introduction

A "kit" in the camera world is a camera body and a lens (usually a zoom). Any pro photographer knows to stay away from kits. Why? Because the vast majority of lenses included with kits are sub-par performers. In the 1990's, a lot of kits from the top camera manufacturers... Read full review »

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