JINTU 420-1600mm HD Manual Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon DF, D3100, D3200, D3300, D3400, D5100, D5200, D5300, D5500, D5600, D7000, D7100, D7200, D300s, D600, D610, D700, D750, D800 SLR Camera
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How many stories can a photo carry?
Perhaps it’s the moment a child takes their first tentative steps, the first light of dawn on a journey, or the hearty laughter of old friends reunited.
We believe that the beauty of life isn’t enhanced by the cost of equipment; what truly matters is the fervor and freedom to capture moments anytime, anywhere.
Thus, JINTU was born—a brand that brings a sense of ceremony to the ‘ordinary moments’.
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★ Long Distance Lens –This telephoto lens special designed for capturing clear long-distance camera shots which can allows photographers to capture sports or wildlife. Ideal for outdoor shooting such as moon, architecture, wildlife, distant mountains, birds etc.photography.
★ Compatibility with Nikon Cameras – Our telephoto lens is designed to fit to variety of Nikon models including DF, D7000, D7100, D7200, D7500, D750, D800, D810, D850 ,D70, D80, D90, D3000, D3100, D3200, D3300, D3400, D3500, D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D5500, D5600, cameras
★ Enhanced 2X Teleconverter – Thanks to its included 2X teleconverter, this telephoto lens doubles in strength effortlessly up to 1600mm. Discover your lenses power and couple it with this telephoto zoom lens for rich, clear, and sharp images
★ Precision at its Best – The 420mm-1600mm long range lens is expertly constructed to pair seamlessly with numerous Nikon models. Elevate your photography experience with this reliable lens for your landscape, wildlife, and celestial photography
★ Quality Design – Boasting a high index and low dispersion, this telephoto lens delivers exceptional clarity and minimal distortion. Precise manual focus gives you a total control over your images
★ NOTE: This is a manual lens, NO auto focus, your camera will show “lens not attach”, but not defect. pls switch to MF MODE in order to use this lens.
Customers say
Customers find the lens to be an excellent value for money and praise its quality. They appreciate its photo capabilities, with one customer noting it works well for wildlife close-up photography.
13 reviews for JINTU 420-1600mm HD Manual Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon DF, D3100, D3200, D3300, D3400, D5100, D5200, D5300, D5500, D5600, D7000, D7100, D7200, D300s, D600, D610, D700, D750, D800 SLR Camera
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nigel forman –
Great value
Excellent service, great value
Bob Whitcher –
Seems a good product.
As I am waiting for an adapter from another seller, I haven’t been able to test this lens yet, bit it feels solid and the movement is positive. I am looking forward to trying it out soon.
nick –
Clarity
For the money this is an impressive bit of kit. Once focussing has been mastered it’s fairly straight forward.I was a bit puzzled at first as to how you adjust the aperture but from what i’ve learned since is that the aperture changes automatically as you adjust the zoom.I would like to see the manual (sheet) a bit more comprehensiveIt is fairly heavy and a tripod is essential . To improve stability i mount the camera AND the lens on an extension bar (obtainable from Amazon) and then attaching to the tripod.Considering the cost it’s good value
David W. –
Got what I paid for I guess!
I bought this off the back of other reviews saying how it was a manual only lens which considering the price and focal length, I thought it would be a good tool to help to learn manual photography. It did work and I did manage to take photos with it fully manual, however after using it for only a few days, the lense would no longer fully extend to give 800mm, and as it turns out, the pins the separate as extend it had come out of their housing due to a design over site. As you pull the lens to extend it, the pins pop out of their tracks unless you move it slowly and squeeze it so the pins stay in place.I thought it was too good to be true, and it’s a shame as the price is good, but the quality just isn’t quite there yet!
Michael Yorke –
Good budget option
It is what it is – a basic manual focus lens, and it for the money it does a great job.If you want an auto focus lens with stabilisation and that will communicate fully with your camera then put your hand in your pocket, spend £500-£1000 and away you go, but for roughly £100 this lens is lightweight, compact and the optics are perfectly good.
bee –
great lens for the price
really need a tripod to get a good picture unless you have super steady hero hands but for the money it’s really good…. I have had some great photos from this lens
Kindle Customer –
Jintu 420 -800 manual lense. Great value for money.
Good value for money for a manual lense. Good for wild life close up photography.Be patient, take your time and you will get good results at a fraction of the price of an automatic Nikon lense
AJ Green –
Manage your expectations and it will surpass them.
They say you get what you pay for, and whilst that is true if you go into this with realistic expectations, youâre going to really enjoy this thing. This lens has already surprised me. Iâve included a shot from my initial night test and managed to get a few shots of the area known as the Orion Nebula (just below his belt) I never expected to be able to image these by myself, so for a cheap lens to enable me to pull it off took my breath away. If you know what you are doing with a lens already, itâs an ideal hobbyist bit of tinkering. Image quality is of course not going to be as good as the more expensive (I hasten to use the word âproperâ ) lenses, but Iâm able to get closer to subjects than with any other lenses that I can ever afford. I removed a star because there are of course limitations (completely manual focus and viewfinding etc) but itâs still going to be a lot of fun to use.
Hendrik Barentsen –
Fotografie
Ed –
Estoy muy contento con este producto. Cuando lo compré pensé que por este precio y siendo manual no iba a poder aprovechar todo el alcance que dice que tiene, pero ¡me sorprendió! Realmente se pueden tomar muy buenas fotos, para uso doméstico me parece de una relación calidad/precio muy buena y por lo tanto muy recomendado para jugar a capturar la luna.
GUY –
mode d’emploi et annonce conforme
saSa –
Ich habe lange gezögert da es nun wirklich sehr preiswert ist und auch nicht so tolle Bewertungen hat.Im übrigen wenn jemand nur einen Punkt vergibt weil der Autofokus nicht funktioniert dann kann man das nicht zählen, das zieht die Bewertungen unnötig runter. Wenn ich ein manuelles objektiv kaufe dann kann ich nicht den nicht funktionierenden Autofokus bemängeln.Ich habe eine Nikon D40 und eineNikon Z 50.an BEIDEN funktioniert sie bei der Nikon war aber der FTZ Adapter dabei, der muss angeschlossen sein.Ja das Objektiv ist lang. Aber das sind andere mit den Brennweiten auch un die sind oft noch schwerer. Klar mach das das ganze ein wenig unhandlich. Aber das ist normal und kein Mangel.Auf dem Stativ geht das super.Die Fotos sind gut, man muss eben nur manunell auch können und üben. Was ein wenig schwerer ist sind Flugzeuge, da man bei der Brennweite am Himmel echt länger suchen muss das man es im Bild hat da es sich ja auch bewegt. Und wenn ich sie richtung Himmel halte ist der Himmel oft bischen grauer. Aber das ist dann ja nachher ohne Probleme auszukorrigieren. Wichtig ist das man bereit ist manuell zu fotographieren und auch mit der Nachbearbeitung vertraut ist von RAWs. Ohne ist es auch nicht schlecht aber mit Bearbeitung holt man mehr raus, das trifft aber auf jedes Objektiv zu. Ich habe noch ein Sigma 70-300 mm und die Bilder sind ähnlich.Zur Lichtstärke: da man bei den Brennweiten ja fast immer draussen Fotographiert ist das völlig ausreichend.DIe Beispiel Bilder sind fast alle 800 mm. Mit dem Konverter muss man ein wenig mehr üben. Aber auch das geht recht gut.Die Vögel sind alle von drinnen aus nach draussen fotographiert.
Emanuele – l3l375 –
Con d5300 cavalletto e scatto wireless.Per imparare con impostazioni manuali sia macchina che obiettivo ottima.Stessa foto La prima scattata con la macchina la seconda giocando con i livelli