FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special AIS "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But why bother? - With the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special AIS "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But why bother? - With the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special AIS "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But why bother? - With the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special AIS "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But why bother? - With the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special AIS "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient! - Only one other manual-focus lens can do this!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE 3 Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
FS: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Item 1: Nikon 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens $1800 + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) + Hard Case INCLUDED.
Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4.0P IF ED lens + hard case + 1.4x Teleconverter (TC-14B) Excellent Condition
(a.k.a.) Nikkor ED 500mm 1:4 P
This special "P" lens is like a Nikon AF-D lens without AF. - It has the locking aperture switch to f/22 - that allows you to use your electronic camera dial/wheel to choose the aperture you need - quick. - No need to reach and adjust the aperture ring on the lens! = Very convenient!
Aperture Priority Mode works great!
Aperture can be set in the traditional way with the Aperture ring unlocked on the lens: f/4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16 and 22.
But, with the camera's dial/wheel you can also set anything in-between (electronically) QUICK: f/4.5, 5, 6.3, 7.1 ...13...18 etc.!
The camera displays show this info. And EXIF data are recorded in the photo files.
The lens is among two manual focus super telephoto lenses that has the "P" designation (Another was a special order super Zoom-Nikkor 1200-1700 f/5.6-8P ED-IF).
The 'P' indicates that the lens has embodied a CPU (central processing unit) in its design. When used with appropriate Nikon AF SLR cameras: the lens will completely integrate with the camera's complex matrix metering system via electronic data transfer between camera and the lens. Anyway, although it is not an autofocus lens. But this light weight 3kg (6.6-lbs.) super-telephoto lens has many reasons to be a good alternative to the 5.15kg (11.35-lbs.) Nikkor 400mm f/2.8 ED-IF and the 5.2kg (11.46-lbs.) Nikkor 600mm f/4.0 ED-IF.
Video Test: Nikon Nikkor 500mm f/4P lens at f/5.6, same tripod spot as on photos #2 and 3 below.
Nikon D810 camera, 1920 x 1080, 60-fps
Original video file is higher quality - with more color.
Uploading to YouTube has some degradation to videos.
Make sure YouTube setting is on 1080.
&list=UUuyKC4xJKcHjVCC-em4Y5tA&index=7
SEE 3 Photos below from Nikon D810, shot full resolution 36MP, then reduced to 33% for upload. These are from original JPEGs - not RAW or TIFF.
(4-minute) Video:
How to set-up a manual-focus lens to 'inform' an AF camera.
Or look-up "Non-CPU lens" in your Nikon camera's manual index.
Because it is a manual-focus lens: even this CPU "P" lens data has to be entered: 500mm, f/4. (Simple to do.)
