VR VR Vrrrrrrrrrrr - 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G e 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G

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AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR Lens
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AF-S Nikkor DX 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Lens



Il più corto sarebbe il primo della serie degli "economici" FX:

Surpassing the previous incarnations of the 24-85mm focal length, the new AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR lens has been dubbed the first in a series of potentially less expensive FX lenses, and brings this particular focal length back stronger than ever before. Savings, in this case, do not mean a decrease in performance, because the 24-85mm lens comes with the same VR II vibration-reduction technology found in more expensive models, as well as three aspherical and one high-quality ED lens element for greater image clarity and contrast. These combine to minimize or eliminate aberrations and further improve the quality of images.
The incorporation of Nikon’s Super Integrated Coating (SIC) has enhanced the light-transmission efficiency of this lens, as well as the 18-300mm, for offers superior color consistency and significantly reduced lens flare and ghosting. Vibration reduction provides the ability to shoot at shutter speeds up to four stops slower than lenses without the technology, providing added versatility in low-light situations. The lens’s VR system will also automatically detect when you’re panning across a scene, adjusting accordingly without any menu options or mode switching. All of these features will significantly improve your photography, especially in low light.
For a lens that knows where it stands, Nikon’s Vibration Reduction image stabilization system recognizes when the camera is mounted on a tripod and provides precise shutter vibration correction, thanks to its Auto Tripod Detection. This adapts the way your lens operates in various situations, so you can focus on making images.

Il secondo....quanto di peggio possa aspettarsi un appassionato di fotografia, ma sono certo che i cultori dell'oggetto spopoleranno....dicendo che lo comprano per avere in unico obiettivo un 450mm f/5.6 equivalente...

E magari invece funziona ;-)

The AF-S DX Nikkor 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens is designed to provide an outstanding zoom range, which could easily cover a camera bag’s worth of separate lenses. Spanning 18-300mm, with a 35mm equivalent of 27-450mm, this optical wonder covers many favorite focal lengths for landscape, street, portrait and event photography—without the need to switch lenses several times during a single shoot.
In addition, the 18-300mm lens also employs a zoom-lock switch, a 9-blade rounded diaphragm opening, as well as three ED and three aspherical lens elements. The zoom-lock switch helps to keep the lens secure, at its minimum focal length, preventing it from extending and getting bumped or damaged. Utilizing a 9-blade rounded diaphragm allows beautiful bokeh (blurred background effects) in photos with a shallower depth of field. Nikon’s legendary ED glass has been backed up with three aspheric elements: added together, the combination of these exciting features ensures extremely high image quality, clarity and contrast in every frame you capture.
The 18-300mm lens utilizes the same VR II vibration reduction as the new 24-85mm, and they both employ the Nikon Silent Wave Motor (SWM) for fast, quiet autofocus, which converts “traveling waves” into rotational energy that will then focus the optics within your lens. All of this is going on at fractions of a second in order to provide you with high-speed autofocusing that is both accurate and quiet for when you need it most.
For faster switching between auto and manual focus modes, the 18-300mm, as well as 24-85mm, are a part of the select group of Nikkor lenses to have a M/A focus mode switch. The benefit of this is that you can switch from automatic to manual focusing without a hitch by simply turning the focusing ring on the lens. Both lenses feature internal focusing technology, allowing for compact, lightweight construction as well as a closer minimum focusing distance(1.48' / 0.45 m) all the way out to the 300mm focal length.

16/11 lo schema del primo, 19/14 quello del secondo.
VR II of course

(Fonte B&H)