i'm looking for this lens used , maximum price allowed by my budget is $500 shipping included , i'm in Georgia US, thanks and Happy new year
What does "defocus" mean?
it is a lens with two rings of exposures to check the bokeh on the background and it is made for portrait , i already have one but someone robbed it in Europe , to get further specs pls go into nikon site and digit 135mm f2DC
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chase4
Loc: Punta Corona, California
nikon price for new lenses is unreachable , you can find used at $600/700 on eBay in mint condition
thanks for the advice
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I am also looking for one of these (2nd in line after gianfranco47). Same parameters - $500 shipped for Indiana, US. I just ordered one from Adorama for $520 and due to their negligent packaging it arrived damaged and had to be returned. Don't like ordering off of eBay as it's hit and miss.
Gianfranco47 wrote:
nikon price for new lenses is unreachable , you can find used at $600/700 on eBay in mint condition
thanks for the advice
regards
Hello, I have a like new Nikon 105mm F2 defocus lens in box, I would sell for $500 shipped to you
gunner369 wrote:
Hello, I have a like new Nikon 105mm F2 defocus lens in box, I would sell for $550 shipped to you
That’s the one I would prefer.
Awesome price too!
Just out of curiosity so I can learn: I thought defocusing background or foreground (typically just as much in front as backyard from the focus ) was a function of Depth of field depending on the aperture. The ring in the front of the lens appears to be a depth of field ring (although i do not see the distance displayed next to it. The rings in the backbit seem to display aperture, and there is a distance ring and a tiny range 16-16 visible. Other than moving the depth of field range a little (so focus is still between the two equal aperture numbers) , what is different about this lens than other lenses?
vanderhala wrote:
Just out of curiosity so I can learn: I thought defocusing background or foreground (typically just as much in front as backyard from the focus ) was a function of Depth of field depending on the aperture. The ring in the front of the lens appears to be a depth of field ring (although i do not see the distance displayed next to it. The rings in the backbit seem to display aperture, and there is a distance ring and a tiny range 16-16 visible. Other than moving the depth of field range a little (so focus is still between the two equal aperture numbers) , what is different about this lens than other lenses?
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for a complete description of the specs of this lens go to Ken Rockwell site i scanned only the first part of the article
regards
Gianfranco
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