Hello!
The new mirrorless cameras give us the opportunity to bring old lenses back in use
So I want to ask you, which one would you prefer and why:
(1) Nikon AI(S) 80-200, f4,0 MF or
(2) Tokina RMC 80-200mm, f4,0, MF or
(3) Tokina RMC 70-210mm, f4,0, MF or
(4) Tokina RMC 70-210mm, f4,0-5,6 SD for AIs MF (N003431) or
(5) Tamron Zoom Macro 85-210mm, f4,5 for Nikon AI ???
They all are manual focussing lenses with a physical aperture ring.
But there are 2 more with AF:
(6) Nikon AF 80-200, f4,0 or
(7) Tokina RMC 50-250mm, f4,0-5,6 AT-X ???
They have moreless good reputation, are in a similar price range (<100$ in Germany).
I wouldn't mind manual focussing with adapter on my X-E1, but
perhaps AF functions on my D80 or D200 as well .
So: it's really difficult for me to decide !
Thanks a lot to the experts and joyful writing exter:!
All the best!
Fujidanny
The new mirrorless cameras give us the opportunity to bring old lenses back in use
So I want to ask you, which one would you prefer and why:
(1) Nikon AI(S) 80-200, f4,0 MF or
(2) Tokina RMC 80-200mm, f4,0, MF or
(3) Tokina RMC 70-210mm, f4,0, MF or
(4) Tokina RMC 70-210mm, f4,0-5,6 SD for AIs MF (N003431) or
(5) Tamron Zoom Macro 85-210mm, f4,5 for Nikon AI ???
They all are manual focussing lenses with a physical aperture ring.
But there are 2 more with AF:
(6) Nikon AF 80-200, f4,0 or
(7) Tokina RMC 50-250mm, f4,0-5,6 AT-X ???
They have moreless good reputation, are in a similar price range (<100$ in Germany).
I wouldn't mind manual focussing with adapter on my X-E1, but
perhaps AF functions on my D80 or D200 as well .
So: it's really difficult for me to decide !
Thanks a lot to the experts and joyful writing exter:!
All the best!
Fujidanny