The Nikon 200mm lens is known for its sharpness. Many professional photographers swear by this lens for their portraiture work. In terms of build quality, this lens is out of this world. But everything has its price and this lens is no exception. For those advantages, you will need to pay a premium price. Is the premium...

The Nikon Nikkor 50mm 1.4G is an update from the old 1.4D. The G means this lens has no aperture ring. And the AF-S means that this lens has faster autofocus motor and it can autofocus with entry level Nikon DSLR camera such as the Nikon D3000 or Nikon D5100. Is the update worth the extra price? See the full review here...

When looking for an alternative to the Nikon 50mm 1.8D lens, many people look at this lens. This lens offers faster aperture and better build quality. But the upgrade comes at higher price (as always) and the difference is quite big. Is the aperture advantage and better build quality worth the extra price. See the...

The Nikon 28mm 2.8 lens seems to be a good deal for the price. You will get a decent wide angle lens with compact body. This is an old lens that was made back in 1990s for Nikon SLR camera though. And sometimes you can’t find it new. You’ll have to buy it used. Is this lens still worth looking at? See its...

The Nikon 24mm 2.8 lens is the oldest wide angle lens made by Nikon way back in 1990s. This lens is compatible with both full frame and cropped sensor DSLR camera. The only question that people have is this: Can this lens still perform well in today’s all digital world? To see the full answer, read the complete...

The Nikon 20mm is an old lens made way back in 1990s. It hasn’t had any updates yet from the Nikon. Most people love the 20mm focal length because it gives pretty decent wide angle of view on a full frame DSLR as well as on a cropped sensor DSLR camera. How does this lens perform in the digital world? See the full...

The Nikkor 85mm 1.4D lens is considered to be the ultimate portrait lens. The f/1.4 aperture offers the user with really great bokeh as well as fast shutter speed. The build quality of this lens is simply amazing as well. It is built like a tank and will last many years. However, the question remains: is this lens worth...

The Nikon 135mm DC lens is the longest option available in the DC lens lineup. In terms of focal length, it is longer than the 105mm DC lens. We all know how the 105mm DC lens performs optically. The question is, can this 135mm lens perform as well as or even outperform the 105mm lens? Find out the answer in the full...

If you’re looking for a long macro lens, then this lens is the longest option that you can get for your Nikon DSLR camera. It is compatible with both cropped sensor and DX sensor DSLR. When used with the cropped sensor, the focal length will effectively be 300mm which is very fantastic for any macro work. But this...

The Nikon 85mm Macro lens or also known as the Nikon 85mm Micro Nikkor lens is the first ever macro lens made for the cropped sensor DSLR camera. This lens has lighter weight compared to many full frame macro lens and it is quite compact. Most people will be worried about the optical quality of this lens because its the...