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Nov 20 2007, 10:56am CST | by Shane McGlaun
Nikon says the lens is ideal for wide-angle landscape shooting and works for moderate telephoto use for portraits as well. The VR technology allows photographers to take images at slower shutter speeds without as much blurring, as you would otherwise get.
The lens is set for availability in December and price will vary depending on the retailer. Nikon says this lens allows first time DSLR owners to shoot in a wider variety of conditions and allows DSLR owners to get into VR technology lenses at a lower cost.
Via Nikon
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