The Nikon 105mm VR is the professional’s choice when it comes to Macro lens. This lens has everything you asked for from a macro lens. It has sharp optics, great build quality and fast autofocusing mechanism. It is also compatible with full frame sensor DSLR. But everything comes at a pretty expensive price. Is...

The Nikon 60mm Macro AF-S lens is an update from the old Nikon 60mm Macro lens. The update consist of a newly installed AF-S motor which makes the autofocus faster. This also means that this lens can be used with any Nikon entry level DSLR camera such as Nikon D5000 or Nikon D3100. But the update comes at an increase in...

The Nikon 60mm Macro lens is an old lens from the film era. This lens is considered by many to be a light and sharp macro lens. Can this lens perform well in today’s digital age? While Nikon seriously needs to update this lens, I think this lens can still compete with today’s optics as this test suggest >>...

Do you know that you can control the amount of background blur using this Nikon 105mm DC lens? The Defocus Control feature is the one that allows you to control how smooth or how strong the bokeh is. This lens is definitely worth to look at if you are shooting portraits. See how it works in action here at...

The Nikon 10.5mm AF-S f/2.8 lens is the fastest fisheye lens option for the DX format. This lens is made especially for the DX camera and will give you the full 180 degrees fisheye angle. How well does this lens perform optically though? See the definite answer to that question in this in-depth review >>...

The Nikon 35mm f/2 AF lens is a standard wide angle lens made way back in the film era. This lens promises fast aperture and sharp glass for full frame user. The problem with such a lens is that it might not keep up with the current DSLR sensor, which means it will not produce a great image quality just because the...

The Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.8 lens is created to fill the needs of a fast, compact prime lens in the cropped sensor DSLR market. The f/1.8 aperture is wide enough to be used in all situation. The 35mm focal length will be equal to 52.5mm in terms of 35mm camera equivalent. Can this lens perform well for the DX market? See...