NikonAF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4d ED-IF II Lens Mount - A Review
NikonAF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4d ED-IF II Lens Mount - A Review
Nikon's new fast motor driver and a new lens mount have me extremely excited.nikon af-s nikkor 600mm f/4d ed-if ii If you know anything about the history of SLR cameras, you know that there is always a new concept and technology to try out. I've owned some expensive cameras in the past and the problems with some of the cheaper ones really bugged me. Well, I can say that with the NikkonAF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4d ED-IF II, all those problems are solved.
This particular camera from Nikon is a new concept in the world of digital SLRs. This auto focus lens is so advanced that it works by having the camera automatically focuses on the lens when you press the shutter button halfway. The lens is so tiny that you won't even notice it is there. All you have to do is press the shutter button halfway and the lens will lock onto your lens automatically. It does not matter what you focus on because the lens will automatically focus itself.
Another cool feature of this lens is that the aperture settings can be automatically locked for every shot. If you press the shutter button half way it will lock in the aperture and let the lens performs at it's best. You can choose an aperture that allows more or less light to enter the camera and blur the subject. This is similar to a point and shoot camera but instead of using the aperture settings the camera performs the task on its own.
This is one of the best compact cameras ever created by Nikon. This camera is so small that it can be easily carried around without having to worry about losing it. Plus you are not limited in any way by the size of the camera. If you need to shoot in a tight space then the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4d ED-IF II lens mount will be perfect for you.
But just because it has great features doesn't mean that it is perfect. Like any other camera the Nikon AF-S Nikkor can have problems with some autofocus problems. But unlike the Nikon D90 it can recover from these problems. It is possible to get a lens that has been reformatted for the NikonAF-S Nikkor 600mm f/4d ED-IF II.
This is probably the best lens mount that a photographer could use on the Nikon AF-S Nikkor. It has the ability to work with the majority of the autofocus lenses which is great if you have a range of lenses which are all manual focus. The lens also has the ability to use the Nikon Lens Auto Focus mode which is great if you like taking pictures with the Nikon AI and you like the slower shutter speed, then the Auto Focus mode will be your best option. It will take more time for the shot but it will be worth it as it will be better quality. As with any camera the quality does get dependent on the person taking the pictures so if you can spend the extra few minutes it can be well worth it.