Nikon 80-200 f2.8 Vintage Lens Nikon Z6/ProResRAW/ATOMOS Ninja V
In the last 20 years 4 lenses were developed by Nikon that could have easily replaced this 80-200 f/2.8 af-D zoom from 1997. In defiance to changing technology this 80-200 continues to be in production.
Why do photographers and videographers continue to pick up this lens? What makes this particular design so special? And can it’s optical quality still hold up with the demands of modern sensors?
Check out our latest vintage lens review and see photo and video samples of this lens.
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