http://www.dawatheatre.com/vr-glasses-review-3/
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Vr Glasses Review
nikkor 16-85 VR?
Has anybody used this lens or has had any experience with it? I am considering buying it for my d80 but there are not any really good online reviews yet. How is the image quality. How does the glass compare to similar lenses like the 18-70? It seems a bit pricey for a 3.5-5.6. Is it just expensive for the VR or is the glass really good as well?
also how the glass would compare to the 18-200 VR which is cheaper?
http://whatphotogear.com/nikon-af-s-16-85mm-f35-56-vr-dx-lens-review/
The price does seem a bit high, since it is pretty much the same price as the 18-200 VR.
But do note that as a general rule, lenses with a smaller zoom range tend to perform better than super zooms like the 18-200 VR due to the more complex designs on super zooms.
Based on the Photozone review, it does seem that the lens is a pretty sharp one, perhaps the sharpest Nikon DX zoom yet - and the addition of VR is certainly a big plus - but as you had said, it is still an f/3.5 - f/5.6 lens.
So it's really dependent on your needs and how large you want to print. For the zoom range, the 18-200 VR seems to be the better value - although in terms of image quality, the 16-85 VR wins out, but that won't show up on all prints.
But if you're looking for an alternative to the Nikon 17-55 f/2.8 for example, perhaps something like the Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (at under $500) would be a better choice.
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Walk-through of Nikon D5000 + 55-200mm VR and 70-300mm VR lenses
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Skip the screen and go with VR glasses? Then the projectors are at a fixed distance from the eyes, and you can (in theory) go wild applying individual corrections for everyone, up to and including correcting for individual focus.