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The Series E lenses were introduced to meet market demand for consumers who could not afford the Nikkor branded lenses. Some of them proved to be more than capable as professional optics.
Most of the links on this page will take you to a corresponding forum thread and rating poll specifically for that lens, whereas some of them will link to a summary page for that lens. We are in the process of building new pages for each lens, where readers will be able to find useful information on each, as well as relevant links to discussions and articles on Nikongear.com and external sites.
If you have used the lens and you are a member of the site, please feel free to add your own insights to each item you have used by following the links on either this page or the summary page. Please keep your comments on topic and read the guidelines for the board before you make your post. All new posts made to these topics are moderated prior to being published, so don't expect to see it immediately after posting.
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There is a dedicated page for this lens. Sample gallery. You can see sample images or add your own to the gallery. Report Issue thread. If you experienced a problem with the lens let others know by adding to the thread. Q&A on this item with Bjørn Rørslett. Member Comments. Clicking this will take you to the item page on Amazon.com. Buying from them using these icons helps to support us.Autofocus Teleconverters
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Year first produced (indicated in brackets) is indicative of when the focal length first appeared. Where possible we will try to include the years that subsequent models were produced. Please note that we are including the most common descriptions of lenses, not every variant. If you are commenting on a specific variant be sure to mention this in your post.
Nikon Series E Lenses
The Series E lenses were introduced to meet market demand for consumers who could not afford the Nikkor branded lenses. Some of them proved to be more than capable as professional optics.
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28mm f/2.8 Series E
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35mm f/2.5 Series-E
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50mm f/1.8 Series E
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| 100mm f/2.8 [1980] | |
| 135mm f/2.8 [1981] | |
| 36-72mm f/3.5 [1981] | |
| 70-210mm f/4 [1982] | |
| 75-150mm f/3.5 [1980] |
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