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Please, let us leave discussions of the Df to other threads? Thanks.
We have his-and-hers Zoom-Nikkor 100-300mm f/5.6 AI-S lenses. These cost about $100 US, each, in 2011 or 2012. Obviously, these are best for bright light conditions, but are relatively slim and light, so good for walking-about. There is no tripod foot, and Bjorn Rorselett has written that when used with the camera, itself, mounted on the tripod, vibration issues can occur, so this lens is best used hand-held.
I think the 50/1.2 and 28/2.8 AI-S lenses, and the Voigtlander 90/3.5 SL/SL II, have been mentioned by others, so I will just say I really like mine.
I am still forming my opinion of my pre-AI, but AI-converted, Nikkor-UD Auto 20mm f/3.5 lens. This is a comparatively big one, with 72mm filter threads. Coma flare, near the edges, is horrendous, at least with distant urban light sources, so it is not a night-time lens, but I plan to shoot some beginner/amateurish landscapes with it this summer.
I also have yet to form opinions of my several AI and pre-AI Micro-Nikkors.
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