FS: Nikon Lenses (24, 35, 55, 105 Primes) & 2 Zooms (18-55 & 55-200)
03-08-2008, 06:50 PM
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FS: Nikon Lenses (24, 35, 55, 105 Primes) & 2 Zooms (18-55 & 55-200) Hey all. I am selling the following Nikon Nikkor lenses. All prices are OBO.
Manual Focus Prime Lenses. EX or EX+ condition! Razor sharp images! Snappy aperture. No oil on blades! Almost no wear marks on the lenses, though the caps are somewhat worn:
24 mm 2.8 - $200 ($225-$238 @ KEH)
35 mm 2.0 - $200 ($209 @ B&H)
55 mm Micro 2.8 - $200 ($235-$254 @ KEH)
105 mm 2.5 - $200 ($235-$325 @ KEH)
Auto Focus Zoom Lenses. EX condition, though they could use interior cleaning due to visible dust particles:
18-55 mm 3.5-5.6 - $100 ($109 - $149 @ KEH)
55-200 mm 4-5.6 - $100 ($109 - $144 @ KEH)
Group:
24:
35:
55:
18-55:
I am located in West Chester, PA & Newark, DE during the week and Brick, NJ on most weekends. I have PayPal. FREE SHIPPING!
If you have any further questions or would like additional images, please PM or e-mail me.
Manual Focus Prime Lenses. EX or EX+ condition! Razor sharp images! Snappy aperture. No oil on blades! Almost no wear marks on the lenses, though the caps are somewhat worn:
24 mm 2.8 - $200 ($225-$238 @ KEH)
35 mm 2.0 - $200 ($209 @ B&H)
55 mm Micro 2.8 - $200 ($235-$254 @ KEH)
105 mm 2.5 - $200 ($235-$325 @ KEH)
Auto Focus Zoom Lenses. EX condition, though they could use interior cleaning due to visible dust particles:
18-55 mm 3.5-5.6 - $100 ($109 - $149 @ KEH)
55-200 mm 4-5.6 - $100 ($109 - $144 @ KEH)
Group:
24:
35:
55:
18-55:
I am located in West Chester, PA & Newark, DE during the week and Brick, NJ on most weekends. I have PayPal. FREE SHIPPING!
If you have any further questions or would like additional images, please PM or e-mail me.
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03-08-2008, 07:57 PM
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They should work fine on the D40. The thing is, you must use it in Manual mode. Manual shutter and manual aperture settings. You obviously have to manual focus as that's what type of lenses they are, and your metering won't be perfect. To me, it's not a big deal. They still take amazing photos 
Much better than the zoom lenses.
Much better than the zoom lenses. 
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how far can the 55mm auto focus zoom? im looking for a lense that will allow me to take pictures of the out field while being in the stands. Will this lense allow me to do so?
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The ones with single numbers listed are manual focus, non zoom lenses. The only zoom I have listed is the auto focus 18-55 which is not what you need. The 105 would work well, depending how far away in the stands you are. I recommend what I recently purchased, the 70-300 VR. That'd be perfect for your application and will run you approx $450-$550 new:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...G_AF_S_VR.html
This lens is huge and works incredibly well. With the VR on, you do drain batteries quick. Because of this I purchased a Jenis Vertical Battery Grip for $75. It holds 2 batteries and has a vertical shutter release button.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...G_AF_S_VR.html
This lens is huge and works incredibly well. With the VR on, you do drain batteries quick. Because of this I purchased a Jenis Vertical Battery Grip for $75. It holds 2 batteries and has a vertical shutter release button.
