FS: Nikon 55mm f2.8 Micro Ai-S

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The 55mm lens has been sold.

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These are the lenses still available for sale:

Nikkor-H Nippon Kogaku Japan 28mm f3.5; has been AI converted; glass very good, cosmetically fair-good; definite evidence of use and I can see why, as to this day it takes excellent photos. Serial #630750 (1971): $65.

Nikon 50mm f1.8 MF Ai; glass good, cosmetics good, filter ring semi-mangled but still accepts filters; Serial #1819376: $50

Sigma Zoom Master AF 35-70mm f3.5-4.5; glass & cosmetics excellent: $25

Sigma AF Aspherical 28-105 f2.8-4; excellent glass & cosmetics; original caps; missing the hood: $125

Tamron AF 35-90mm f4-5.6 Tele-Macro; includes lens caps, Hoya HMC 55m UV(0) filter and original box with foam; excellent condition throughout: $50

Tamron AF 90-300mm f4.5-5.6 Tele-Macro; includes lens caps, hood & original box with foam; 9-bladed aperture; front lens element has a small trace of fungus: $65

Tamron AF 70-300mm f4-5.6 LD Macro 1:2; includes lens caps (need to find front lens cap), hood & original box 9-bladed aperture; excellent condition throughout: $70

Let me state the obvious that these are full-frame lenses, but can but used on all F-mount Nikon SLRs and DSLRs. Whether or not they auto-focus or meter is dependent on which model DSLR you use.

I have 100% positive feedback on ebay under seller myronfleeb if you care to check. I can send photos of individual lenses if you wish.

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As requested, here are some sample photos of the Tamron zooms. Looking closely at the 90-300, I see there is a trace of fungus. I zapped it with my SB-800 which is supposed to stop it.

Tamron 90-300:

http://www.epshosting.net/images/_D102246-tamron90-300.jpg

http://www.epshosting.net/images/_D102247-tamron%2090-300_closeup.jpg


Tamron 70-300: No problems with this lens. However, I cannot find the front lens cap although I know I have it because I used the lens a couple weeks ago and had it then.

The Tamron 70-300 has SOLD.

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These are the lenses still available for sale:

Nikkor-H Nippon Kogaku Japan 28mm f3.5; has been AI converted; glass very good, cosmetically fair-good; definite evidence of use and I can see why, as to this day it takes excellent photos. Serial #630750 (1971): $65.

Nikon 50mm f1.8 MF Ai; glass good, cosmetics good, filter ring semi-mangled but still accepts filters; Serial #1819376: $50

Sigma Zoom Master AF 35-70mm f3.5-4.5; glass & cosmetics excellent: $25

Sigma AF Aspherical 28-105 f2.8-4; excellent glass & cosmetics; original caps; missing the hood: $125

Tamron AF 35-90mm f4-5.6 Tele-Macro; includes lens caps, Hoya HMC 55m UV(0) filter and original box with foam; excellent condition throughout: $50

Tamron AF 90-300mm f4.5-5.6 Tele-Macro; includes lens caps, hood & original box with foam; 9-bladed aperture; front lens element has a small trace of fungus (zapped with SB-800): $65

Let me state the obvious that these are full-frame lenses, but can but used on all F-mount Nikon SLRs and DSLRs. Whether or not they auto-focus or meter is dependent on which model DSLR you use.


OTHER PHOTO STUFF FOR SALE:

Nikon PK-13 Auto Extension Ring: excellent condition; comes with caps: $30

Super Albinar Auto 2x Converter for Nikon: in near mint condition; comes in shiny black leather snap case: $25

HOYA 52mm Close up Filter Set +1,+2, +4; like new in leatherette fold-out pouch: $25

HOYA 52mm Close up Filter Set +1,+2, +3; in good condition in leather snap case with instructions: $15

HOYA HMC 55mm Close up Filter Set +1,+2, +4; like new in box, with fold-out pouch and mini-catalog, never used: $40

HOYA 58mm Close up Filter Set +1,+2, +3; in good condition in leather snap case: $20

Vivitar +10 Macro Adapter ring 58mm, in felt-lined leather snap case: $12

HOYA 80A filter, 58 mm, blue, in plastic case: $18

HOYA 80A filter, 52 mm, blue, in plastic case: $12




I have 100% positive feedback on ebay under seller myronfleeb if you care to check. I can send photos of individual lenses if you wish.

Payment by Paypal or by credit card directly (major brands)