JINTU 650-1300mm Manual Telephoto Zoom Lens MF for NIKON SLR Camera D5300 D850 D90 D5600 D5500 D5400 D5200 D5100 D3100 D3200 D3300 D90 D7100 D7200 D7500 D610 D750 D800 D780 +Bag White

This is a great value for a 650-1300mm telephoto zoom lens. The lens is a great value. Be prepared to do everything manually and you can save thousands of dollars.The camera needs to be set to manual and the aperture is fixed and cannot be changed; there is no autofocus or image stabilization. The lens is also quite heavy, so a sturdy tripod or a stable place to set the lens is a requirement. Also, be sure to have a remote shutter release as the slightest vibration will knock it out of focus.Th lens was very easy to put on my Canon 60D camera. The package includes a beautiful carrying case with a shoulder strap handle, plus a small pouch to hold the two adapter rings (for Canon or Nikon), a chamois cloth, lens pen, and air blower bulb.

This lens is of heavy duty construction, to use an old expression to say it is built like a battleship expresses the heft and construction of this wonderful lens.Yes, wonderful. Easy to adjust and images that are astounding. I had to do my testing and viewing through a window screen since I am a Covid victim and in isolation. When I test clean I will take the lens and get some wonderful pictures...the sky is the limit and the moon awaits.I attached a Canon EOS R-10 for my testing.(See Images)The lens is going to be a performer there is no doubt about that....it is terrific and a super value for someone looking for a VERY REASONABLY PRICED mid range telephoto.I had to do a little brain burning because my Lens came with T-2 adapters which do not work onEOS T-5 lens frame assembly. You may note in one of the images my soloution with an adapter to adapt the adapter. When you order be certain to select the proper adapter for your camera.Great lens, I love it and can hardly wait to go bird watching on the beach! (:-)))))Five Giant Telephoto Stars for this JINTU 650-1300mm Telephoto Lens FOR CANON AND NIKON CAMERAS.

This is a good zoom lens to almost any type of photography and videography work. While it is affordable it looks well made. For me this is a good lens to test some ideas before going ahead to purchase a telescope of this range. Using it on my Ursa 12k camera, the image is very well usable on professional jobs especially wildlife and bird photography. Although the focus pull is a bit challenging to keep a subject in focus, you can beat that by focusing on something stationary at the desired spot and wait for the subject to come into frame or the focus point. Overall it’s a good affordable telephoto lens and at this price you can’t beat it

For a fully manual telephoto zoom lens on a tight budget, this is an 'okay' option. But the clarity leaves some to be desired hence I dinged one star, and another star because the rear lens arrived incredibly dirty, and the tripod mount is impossible to fully tighten causing the lens to gently wobble back and forth while mounted.The rear lens was so dirty that even after taking some lens cleaner to it with a lint free cloth, there are still three very noticeable specks of crud that I cant get out. Lens should not arrive dirty. Period.But perhaps most irritating are the ill fitting rings that make up the tripod mounting system. Even when the knob is fully tightened the rings are about a millimeter bigger than the diameter of the lens. This causes the lens to wobble each time you make even the slightest focal adjustment, or even if a gentle breeze happens to come through. This quickly became incredibly frustrating as I was trying to take my test shots with this lens, despite the fact that I was using a remote trigger. The damn tripod mount should fit the lens. Period.Other than these two things the performance was commensurate with the price - acceptable but the desire for "more" was certainly palpable. The clarity of my test shots wasn't stellar, but it was okay. This was perhaps due in part to the loose tripod mount.I'm using this with a Nikon d5600 using the included adapter ring. I believe there is a canon adapter included as well. The lens is fully manual, meaning you can't adjust aperture from the camera and instead have to use the focal length adjustment offered by the lens itself. If you're new to using your camera in manual, be patient and take your time with it. Too bright? Increase focal length. Too dim? Decrease it. Pretty simple once you get the hang of it. Ultimately, I'm not sure its worth it - the clarity leaves a lot to be desired. But I guess it just depends on how tight your budget is...

Reviewing this lens presents a complex problem because the various aspects of it are compounded by the experience of the user and the conditions of use. Since I can’t cover them all, I’ll make general comments on what I’ve found after several weeks of field use.The best part of this lens is the price. There is nothing that comes close to it at the price range as of this writing. It’s not just the 650mm or so of close reach, but the 1,300mm zoom to and all the zooming in between. Canon just came out with a 1,200mm f/8 lens for the R mount costing $20,000 and it’s selling well. I’m not saying it’s reasonable to compare that lens with one but it’s still a datum point to consider.The executive summary is, that to my surprise, I was able to produce some good images with this lens. Please see the photos posted. The image of a ladder was taken at 650mm. Another image with the camera/lens on a tripod was the setup taken with an iPhone. I’ve circled the area of the 650mm. This is HALF the reach of the lens and quarter the reach if you use the optional 2x extender.Now for some cautions. The lens has no aperture so you’re shooting wide open all the time. The change from f/8 to f/16 is due solely to the focal length of the lens changing as it zooms with a constant objective size of about 81mm (650/81=8). This results in a thin depth of field (DOF). Please see the image of the ladder. This is unsharpened Raw and only minimally processed. You can easily make out the flutes on the ladder steps but the clawed foot is a bit soft. That’s not movement but how thin the DOF is with this lens at 650mm. At higher zooms, it’ll be thinner.If you’re shooting birds, you can get sharp eyes and sharp feathers but only if the bird is oriented laterally to you. Once the bird swings about on its spin axis, you’ll have to choose which ‘slice’ of bird you want to be sharp. This goes for all shooting – not just birds.The other issue is this is one big mama jama lens that’s remarkably unwieldy to use just as all these long ones are. I was unable to get good images without a tripod. The Canon lens mentioned about is IS but even so, is likely a tripod only lens too. I suppose I could crank the ISO and up the shutter speed to use on a monopod but I didn’t have any luck free shooting. Maybe others will. To use, for example, as a sports lens, this will have to be used with a lens cradle that will also double as a bird accessory.Now for two gripes. The close focus is supposed to be 5m but I never got it to focus tightly there. I’d say it’s closer to 10m. The other issue is one of such overweening boneheadedness that it’s breathtaking. The nice case that comes with this will not work with a rear lens cap. Please see the other photos. It will work without the cap 100% guaranteeing a dusty lens.In sum, this lens trades price for convenience. Please look at the ladder which will give you an idea of what to expect using this lens from a tripod. The camera used was a Canon 5D2.

received the product in good condition with well and safe packaging by the seller. seller communicates immediately regarding the tracking changes made to the parcel. the item is as per the description and soon I ll try for the shooting. thank you seller.

Actually I ordered 650-2600 and the parcel came 650-1300 as seen in the photo. But when I pulled out of the box a chic huge lens, I realized that I would not part with it. there will be no return and exchange. bye!

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So fare I love this lens. I have notice with most you have to put camera on manual to recognize the lens well this one I don't with my Canon EOS Rebel T7i it will recognize the lens on auto and that way all I have to worry about is focusing the lens. great purchase . These photos I was standing 50 -100 yards away from field. it was like I was on field with them