Nikon - AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II Standard Zoom Lens - Black

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Product Description

Model number : 2192
Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18–200mm f/3.5–5.6G ED VR II Standard Zoom Lens: This powerful and versatile Nikon standard zoom lens is a great one-lens solution for DX-format DSLRs. Its wide angle to telephoto focal range gives photographers a flexible tool to get the shot without having to switch lenses.
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Product Weight :1.2346 pounds

Features
Compatible with a variety of Nikon DSLR cameras Works with any Nikon FX or DX-format DSLR camera with an F-bayonet mount. Also compatible with most Nikon 35mm SLR cameras.
Standard zoom lens for wide angle shots Allows you to capture a wide field of view for stunning perspectives with virtually no distortion.
18–200mm focal length This versatile, long-range zoom lens covers a broad range, enabling you to capture the perfect image from various distances.
f/3.5 maximum aperture Provides clear landscape images and beautiful distance shots even in low-light situations, including indoor settings and on overcast days.
Vibration Reduction II image stabilization Allows you to shoot at shutter speeds up to 3.5 stops slower without image blur. Ensures dramatically sharp still images and HD video capture, even for handheld shooting.
Ideal one-lens solution for a range of image types With an 11x zoom versatility, capture anything from wide-angle cityscapes and landscapes to close-ups.
SWM (Silent Wave Motor) ensures smooth, precise focusing Utilizes ultrasound vibrations to focus the lens, resulting in smooth, silent and precise autofocusing.
ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass for superior image quality Effectively corrects chromatic aberration for optimum lens performance.
M/A focusing mode Allows you to switch from manual to automatic with virtually no lag time, by simply turning the focusing ring on the lens.
Internal Focus for fast, smooth autofocusing Allows for a more compact, lightweight construction and a closer focusing distance without changes in the lens barrel length.
Advanced lens coatings for improved optics Nikon Super Integrated Coating enhances light transmission and offers superior color consistency and reduced flare.
1.6' minimum focusing distance
Accommodates 72mm filters Compatible with screw-on filter types.
Accessories included Comes with a bayonet hood, lens caps (front and rear) and flexible lens pouch.

What's Included
72mm snap-on front lens cap (LC-72), rear lens cap (LF-1)
Bayonet hood (HB-35), lens pouch (CL-1018)
Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II Standard Zoom Lens
Owner's manual

Reviews

  • 5
    This lens kills the 55-200

    Posted by Tara Warren on 24th Jun 2024

    I couldn't believe how nice this lens was when I looked at the pictures it produced. I recently sold my D60 with the 18-55 and the 55-200 that the package included. I wanted an all purpose lens for my D7000. It's much heavier than the 55-200 but there's a lot more going on in there. This thing is tack sharp @ 200 with good light. If you are on the fence about getting this lens I'd say.....buy it, you probably won't be sorry.

  • 5
    great all around lens

    Posted by Shannon Griffin on 20th Jun 2024

    I am no professional, but this lens help me take better shots. i installed a polarizer filter and took great pictures on my recent carribean vacation.

  • 5
    Great All-Around Lens

    Posted by Hannah Little on 19th Jun 2024

    I bought this Nikon - AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II Standard Zoom Lens when it was on sale at Best Buy for $499.99 to be used as my general purpose, go to walk around lens. It has not disappointed whatsoever in that regard. I have been fully satisfied with the clarity, contrast, and color saturation of this piece of equipment. I am using it with my Nikon D70S and D3300 DSLR bodies. The ultra-sharp 24 mp sensor in the D3300 camera body will make or break a lens, and expose any flaws. This lens works well with both camera bodies. For a photography enthusiast like myself, this lens works very well for what I purchaced it for. The D3300 body is very light weight, so a lens like this one with with 16 pieces of glass in it will make a lightweight camera body feel a bit front-heavy. Unless you have severe arthritis in your hands and wrists, or are a nit-picker, it is a non-issue. This lens is a bit more balanced on my D70S, but that 6 mp body is rarely used anymore. As many other reviews have stated, there are compromises when such a range of zoom is implemented, so it will not be quite as sharp as a prime lens. The AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II will suffice for everyone but ultra picky pixel-peepers, or those who need a large aperture telephoto. Those large aperture pixel fanatics can go out and spend thousands on a lens and be happy, but for those of us who want a "near" professional results on a budget, this lens will not dissappoint. If I need to have a low-light lens for less than optimally lit indoor events, or "sharp as a tack" images, I rely on my $200 gem, a Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX. These two lenses will cover the needs of 99% of non-professional photographers. I did purchase a Hoya HMC UV filter for the 18-200mm to protect the objective lens glass and it has worked well to keep lens flare to a minimum. The lens creep which has plagued lenses like this one which have a lot of weight just in glass alone is not a major issue while taking photos. If I carry the camera strapped over my shoulder with the lens pointing down and do a lot of walking, the lens WILL slowly and eventually extend fully out. This is simply due to physics and gravity. That's where the 18mm lock button does its job to keep the lens fully retracted when not in use. It doesn't creep while I am composing shots, which is where it would be of most concern. The VR (Vibration Reduction) switch works well, and as intended. It is a must when using the long-end of the zoom range without a tripod. The VR can be shut off to save battery juice when in bright light and the zoom is below approximately 70mm zoom. If a small loss of battery time is not of a concern, then just leave the VR on all the time. If you are going to use a flash at wide angle zoom settings, you'll need a flash unit attached to the hot shoe to keep shadows from occurring. All-in-all, I have been very satisfied with the lens and the images it produces. I gave the lens a 5 star rating due to the quality to price ratio. If you need a lens that will stay on your camera most of the time, this is the one for you! The Nikon - AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II Standard Zoom Lens will satisfy the wide ranging needs of just about everybody but the aforementioned ultra picky pixel-peepers. They can spend their thousands of dollars for professional glass, but for the general population, prosumer equipment will suffice!

  • 5
    Worth The $$$$$

    Posted by Kayla Johnson on 9th Jun 2024

    For the amount you are going to spend on this lens. It is well worth it. You would have to spend a hell of a lot more to get a better lens then this one. The lens takes very sharp and contrasty photos. Works well in low light. Not 2.8 well. But very good. It can focus as fast as any lens I have ever used. Its small compact and a great walk around lens. The lens replaced my 24-120 vr. And I will never look back. The difference in picture quality is amazing. 18mm may not be wide enough. And 200mm may not be long enough. But for everything in between. This lens is perfect. It is a great compiment to my Sigma 10-20mm and Sigma 50-500mm. GET ONE!!! YOU WILL LOVE IT!!!

  • 5
    Most versatile lens on the market!

    Posted by Kimberly Cowan on 8th Jun 2024

    The Nikon 18-200 vr lens is the lens I grab when I am going on vacation, to an event which I cannot control the distance of my subject. The vibration reduction allows me to shoot steadily even in low light and allows me to use the long end of the lens 200mm without a tripod. The Nikon 18-200 is also a very sharp lens built with excellent quality. I also own a Tamron 18-200 and the Nikon is built better and produces better pictures. When I go shoot family portraits, I shoot with my Nikon 24-70 and my wife uses the Nikon 18-200 vr for different angles and perspectives. The combination makes for some excellent photographs. If you want a one lens does all lens, this is it. A plus, is on the Vibration Reduction a switch that says active, it allows you to shoot clear pictures from a moving car. So when you are on vacation and see that beautiful scene that God provides so often, you can shoot it without stopping on the side of the road.

  • 5
    Can't live without my Nikon 18-200 zoom!

    Posted by Matthew Lee on 7th Jun 2024

    Some people say, I take a lot of pictures, I do. I use the 18-200 zoom on my camera of the day, as my everyday lens! I keep my D5200 at an arms length and this is lens I keep on it, to be ready for anything! The lens also works wonderfully on my D7100, for events such as weddings and high school reunions. This is the one lens, I just can't be without! Great size and weight but the results are the reason it is my main lens!

  • 5
    really like it

    Posted by Jessica Avery on 30th May 2024

    Used this lens for the first time and loved how the pictures turned out. I really like the big zoom range. Used a 55-200mm lens and didn’t like it as much because I didn’t have the ability to zoom out far enough if I wanted. The 18-200 is perfect for me and when I want something zoomed out and then the next second want something zoomed in.

  • 5
    Great all around lens

    Posted by Tammy Thompson on 28th May 2024

    I keep this lens on my camera 95% of the time. A little heavier than the 18-55 but it's worth it. Great clarity in detail even hand held at 200mm.

  • 5
    great lens

    Posted by Lauren Jones on 26th May 2024

    I love this lens, I don't need to be changing lens