L Lens now available for Nikon
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Lensman said:I think Nikon just wanna copy the successful Canon "L" series lor. :think:
Why white body and red (or green) rings ?
Can't their smart designers have another color to use ?
Even Nikon users call this "L" lenses and not "A" or "Z" lens or something.... which smells like a wannabe to me.
Come lah, get the real McCoy lah. Join the white side of the force.
Lensman aka Snoopy, fyi, Nikon lenses r light grey in colour & not white.
have u seen an actual one?
also fyi, Minolta does have white lenses too.
u can see one at TK Photo.
& did u know Nikon used to make lenses for Canon in the past?
u can check it out at Canon's main site.
Do u know the reason for Canon using white?
keyword is flourite.
it has been mentioned b4 that Nikon came out with this range purely for cosmetics.
Nikon has a camoflauge series too fyi.
that's even more rare.
as for y Nikon users call it L lens?
well, wat u infer is just on the surface. it goes deeper than that.
maybe it would be good for u to do some reading b4 commenting?
Lensman said:I think Nikon just wanna copy the successful Canon "L" series lor. :think:
Why white body and red (or green) rings ?
Can't their smart designers have another color to use ?
Even Nikon users call this "L" lenses and not "A" or "Z" lens or something.... which smells like a wannabe to me.
Come lah, get the real McCoy lah. Join the white side of the force.
:bsmilie: This is the best piece of crap I've read whole week long. :thumbsup:
Lensman aka Snoopy,
Hello there. Do I know you ?
You started this thread with the term "L" lens right ?
It is a term used by Canon for their top quality optics.
So why not call it something else ? Or there is no other term that can associate with such good optic by Canon.
fyi, Nikon lenses r light grey in colour & not white.
have u seen an actual one?
Seen on the photos . Looks white to me.
also fyi, Minolta does have white lenses too.
u can see one at TK Photo.
Couldn';t be bothered with Minolta and we are talking about Nikon & Canon here
Anyway, it the minolta could be good collector's items soon.
& did u know Nikon used to make lenses for Canon in the past?
U can check it out at Canon's main site.
Couldn';t be bothered, as it doesn';t matter to me anyway. The Canon brand on my optics that counts.
Do u know the reason for Canon using white?
keyword is flourite.
I am aware of that as I am the proud owner of Canon L lenses.
Do you own the white Nikon lenses that you are sharing with me here ? If you do, good for you. If you don't, then...i reserve my comments on your replies lor.
it has been mentioned b4 that Nikon came out with this range purely for cosmetics.
Nikon has a camoflauge series too fyi.
that's even more rare.
It would be nice to see variation, but we are talking about white lenses here. So please stick to the subject.
as for y Nikon users call it L lens?
well, wat u infer is just on the surface. it goes deeper than that.
Still does not answer the question, why Nikon users call it L lenses. Why call Coke when you are drinking a Pepsi ?
maybe it would be good for u to do some reading b4 commenting?
Based on the discussion listed here, I commented. If the post from other users are wrong, then I have nothing else to add.
Hello there. Do I know you ?
You started this thread with the term "L" lens right ?
It is a term used by Canon for their top quality optics.
So why not call it something else ? Or there is no other term that can associate with such good optic by Canon.
fyi, Nikon lenses r light grey in colour & not white.
have u seen an actual one?
Seen on the photos . Looks white to me.
also fyi, Minolta does have white lenses too.
u can see one at TK Photo.
Couldn';t be bothered with Minolta and we are talking about Nikon & Canon here
Anyway, it the minolta could be good collector's items soon.
& did u know Nikon used to make lenses for Canon in the past?
U can check it out at Canon's main site.
Couldn';t be bothered, as it doesn';t matter to me anyway. The Canon brand on my optics that counts.
Do u know the reason for Canon using white?
keyword is flourite.
I am aware of that as I am the proud owner of Canon L lenses.
Do you own the white Nikon lenses that you are sharing with me here ? If you do, good for you. If you don't, then...i reserve my comments on your replies lor.
it has been mentioned b4 that Nikon came out with this range purely for cosmetics.
Nikon has a camoflauge series too fyi.
that's even more rare.
It would be nice to see variation, but we are talking about white lenses here. So please stick to the subject.
as for y Nikon users call it L lens?
well, wat u infer is just on the surface. it goes deeper than that.
Still does not answer the question, why Nikon users call it L lenses. Why call Coke when you are drinking a Pepsi ?
maybe it would be good for u to do some reading b4 commenting?
Based on the discussion listed here, I commented. If the post from other users are wrong, then I have nothing else to add.
Lensman said:
top quality optics indeed.
here r some examples
wonderful pictures off a 100-400 L IS lens :thumbsup:
markccm said:
Indeed. :bigeyes:
so you have chosen to omit these to discredit me ? Very fine indeed.
oh, I did not say that Nikon cannot be used to take these photographs also hor.
So don't try to imply that lor.
Perhaps you have get some fresh (and free) air to clear your mind before puffing here again.
So do you own the lens that you are harping in the start of this thread ?
:sticktong
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Never know this thread can last so long. ha ha ha
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