Nikon 200mm f4 › Handling
4 positive · 2 mixed · 3 critical mentions across 9 sources.
almost exclusively for wildlife and it's really a beautiful lens really enjoy using this so it's hardly uh it's a really compact lens not very heavy uh it's about six and a half inches long and you understand that it has no image stabilization but i still have no problems holding the stick it is…
you're aiming for and um it has an another very annoying feature when my hand is on the uh Focus ring my index finger tends to be on the focus selector and when I'm focusing sometimes I'm accidentally turning the lens into autofocus or off autofocus I mean you'd get used to it I'm sure but uh yeah…
comb and then here put in this position and then i was able to in the ring which is here and then i reach here the point that i want which is here and then let me try to show you better this case what we have in these lenses very complex land has because you can only see it
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