Tested on a Nikon D300. First the “D-Version”, than the “non-D-Version”
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Nikon D300s Tokyo Japan
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Tested on a Nikon D300. First the “D-Version”, than the “non-D-Version”
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Nikon D300s Tokyo Japan
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Comments
23 responses to “Nikon 80-200 D / non-D Focus-Speed”
Thanks for the video, but its not a good comparison since the D lens is set at a different focal length from the non-D. The focus will be slower at 200mm (non-D)than at 80mm (D).
thanks for clearing that up!!!
they are both the push and pull lenses
are they both push/pull?
push pull AF-D
is the first lens the push pull AF-D or the two ring zoom AF-D?
great video , thanks
I’m sure I could throw that front element round faster than the camera’s drive with the original AF version – AF
Just got a 1997-era AF-D two ring 80-200 f2.8 – this one being a bit faster and quieter than these two.
i have both….the d version is better, but people focused manually for years..these bozos that are constantly buying gear have no clue
what happens when you take close-ups? same effect?
Very impressive!
What lens did you use?
So clean. It almost doesn’t look real.
Wow! Japan looks beautiful. I want to go there. What? I hear cups and people coughing in the background. Are you in a meth lab?
Did look like a model there for a bit. Cool video and a great camera.
hes using a tilt shift lens..
What is the lens that you use?
haha i though that they made a model to shot toyko with macro but its not haha
tokyo looks like a toy town!!!!! 😀
Definitely a Tilt-Shift lens…. Impressive lens…
I thought is was a mini modell of Tokyo first, then a saw the cars and stuff moving.
The dept of field looks wierd!
What lens do you use there???
Hey are you still in Tokyo now?
Some rolling shutter there. Doesn’t concern me too much. Sometimes it looks cool.
Wow! At first I thought for sure it was a fake model of a city in a glass case! I half expected Godzilla to come crashing in! 😉
Thanks for posting! I’m seriously looking at getting a D300s. I have a D70s now.