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Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX Zoom Lens Sample Photos

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Marketed: 09-Aug-2006
Lens: 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6
Random Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX Zoom Samples from 6005 available Photos more
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Comments
john demastrie 28-Oct-2007 23:43
I`ve had all the kit lenses and if anyone doesn`t find the 18-135 to be the sharpest of them all, they have to be blind. Check out Photozone , a respected lens review site.
Chris 04-Oct-2007 00:14
I am becoming lees and less pleased with my 18-135. I am seeing chromatic aberations in my images (look at he lower left corner of this image in it's original size http://www.pbase.com/prinothcat/image/86540803). This lens also flares and ghosts very badly when aimed anywhere near the sun. It's plenty sharp, but I wish I'd gone a different route. I generally only shoot his lens at 18 to about 30 mm.
Pablo Yáñez 07-Aug-2007 03:16
I would disagree with the comments above. I think that this is the best "kit" lens for any of the sub $1,200 dSLR packages out there. I bought a Nikon D80 for the express reason of using it with this lens and was VERY satisfied with this lens. Sharp, great range and nice movement. Did not stick with Nikon, but I miss this lens a LOT (are you listening Canon).

Lots of samples in this gallery:

http://www.pbase.com/pyanez/az_2007
Pablo Yáñez 07-Aug-2007 03:15
I would disagree with the comments above. I think that this is the best "kit" lens for any of the sub $1,200 dSLR packages out there. I bought a Nikon D80 for the express reason of using it with this lens and was VERY satisfied with this lens. Sharp, great range and nice movement. Did not stick with Nikon, but I miss this lens a LOT (are you listening Canon).

Lots of samples in this gallery:

http://www.pbase.com/pyanez/az_2007
Pablo Yáñez 07-Aug-2007 03:15
I would disagree with the comments above. I think that this is the best "kit" lens for any of the sub $1,200 dSLR packages out there. I bought a Nikon D80 for the express reason of using it with this lens and was VERY satisfied with this lens. Sharp, great range and nice movement. Did not stick with Nikon, but I miss this lens a LOT (are you listening Canon).

Lots of samples in this gallery:

http://www.pbase.com/pyanez/az_2007
Pablo Yáñez 07-Aug-2007 03:15
I would disagree with the comments above. I think that this is the best "kit" lens for any of the sub $1,200 dSLR packages out there. I bought a Nikon D80 for the express reason of using it with this lens and was VERY satisfied with this lens. Sharp, great range and nice movement. Did not stick with Nikon, but I miss this lens a LOT (are you listening Canon).

Lots of samples in this gallery:

http://www.pbase.com/pyanez/az_2007
Dimitri 04-Aug-2007 23:21
Hmmm... I'm not crazy - it was just a script bug. Better somebody can delete it
David Mansfield 22-May-2007 11:44
you would say that rather a lot of times too Dmitry. I think this is a great lens, having had both the 18-70 and the 18-135. offers much more range. I find it sharper but it a bit more subject to vignetting. all these pics were taken with the 18-135 http://www.pbase.com/fieldfest/europe and all the ones of the lady with dark hair here http://www.pbase.com/fieldfest/portrait_work
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:47
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
Dimitri 09-May-2007 19:46
I would better say not sharp, but harsh... 18-70mm is much better in details.
David Mansfield 25-Mar-2007 15:25
so sharp! [img http://www.pbase.com/fieldfest/image/76096694[img]
Jayson 15-Jan-2007 21:38
The Nikkor 18-135mm continues to exceed my expectations. Here is a gallery of Köln (Cologne), Germany taken with the D80 w/ 18-135mm lens: http://www.pbase.com/cincyimages/cologne_germany
Jayson 16-Dec-2006 05:11
I think the 18-135mm lens is the best kit lens on the market for this price point. You can find my first 18-135mm gallery here: http://www.pbase.com/cincyimages/chicago2
Jayson 13-Nov-2006 02:39
I bought this lens as a kit with my D80 and have been pleased so far. Here is a photo I have taken with the lens: http://www.pbase.com/cincyimages/image/69974732
Debbie Stahre 20-Sep-2006 10:16
Versatile lens and very enjoyable to use on the new D80.

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