Nikon 18-200mm G ED VR

[scayf]

Taken somewhere on the dry creek bed on the Barton Creek Greenbelt:

Nikon D40: @ 50mm: 1/1600th: f7.1: Aperture Priority: -2/3 exp. comp.: WB=auto: ISO 200:

[MRCPix]

D300
1/15" ss
5.6
96mm
ISO 1250
I only resised this for the web.
this was hand held I wanted to see how good the VR works and it works very good.

[Bats21]

I love that lens

[donlaw]

Great all around lens.
Did you stack those rocks? Or find them that way?

[Tom Gresham]

This was from a series I grabbed when the driver of this inflatable boat was thrown out, and the boat was running wide open, cutting circles, and almost flipping over with each turn.

D200 and the 18-200mm VR.

[mxrider34]

Taken at Village Creek in Ft Worth.
Straight from the camera.

[Casey G]

Shots of my son playing in the front yard.

Nikon D200 w/ Nikon 18-200mm @ 31mm: f8, 1/500th, Aperture Priority, ISO 100, Auto WB



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Nikon D200 w/ Nikon 18-200mm @ 200mm: f8, 1/320th, Aperture Priority, ISO 100, Auto WB

[aandpman]

D90
18-200 VR
1/60
F4.8
ISO 200
Exposure Bias 0
SB400 Flash
Flash compensation around -1.7

[SuperJ]

It's the swiss army knife of Nikon lenses.

18mm f/11 1/800th ISO 400

[ipo]

i love this lens, but sadly I switched/upgraded to Canon...

[DuyMv]

had this lens, loved it.

[Crucial]

I really like this lens given its versatility but eventually sold it for a 16-85VR & 70-300VR combo. Here's a shot on a D80 at ISO 100 65mm F8. I think it's a little over saturated but decent enough.

[aandpman]

Interestingly, the filter mounting ring FELL OFF of my 18-200 over the weekend. I was out shooting at the lake during a bbq, and the lens cap, 72mm Nikon CPL and filter mounting ring all fell off together as a unit and rolled away.

Upon later inspection, I found that the filter mounting ring is attached to the end of the lens via six tiny screws that are normally hidden by a black plastic stick-on ring. The stick-on ring kept the screws from being lost. When I got home I reattached the ring with my handy-dandy tiny screwdriver set. Probably should have used a minute amount of loctite, but will definitely keep my eye on this "design feature" in the future.

[BillLee]

Great lens for the price.