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Nikkor 300mm f/2.8D ED-IF II AF-S

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DESCRIPTION

1. Magnesium alloy parts for light weight
2. High optical performance even with a teleconverter attached
3. ED Glass elements
4. M/A Mode
5. Focuses down to 2.3m (2.2m in MF)
6. Nine-blade rounded diaphragm
7. Also available in Light grey

11 elements in 8 groups
Closest Marked Focusing Distance [m] 2.3
Dimensions: Dia x Length (extension from lens mount), [mm] 124 x 268.5
Weight [g] 2580

LEGEND
AF-SAufo Focus Silent - An autofocus lens with a Silent wave, integrated, coreless focus motor (1996). Basically an update to AF-I. Some older bodies can't autofocus with them (N60, N8008)
EDExtra Low Dispersion Glass. Enable the production of lenses that offer superior sharpness and color correction by minimizing chromatic aberration.
IFInternal Focusing
DDistance Information. Adds distance information to the data transmitted to the camera via chip. Distinguished by the D or G after the lens designation
M/AM/A mode. AF-S Nikkors feature Nikon’s exclusive M/A mode, that allows switching from autofocus to manual operation with virtually no time lag — even during AF servo operation and regardless of AF mode in use.
SICSuper Integrated Coating, a multi-layer flare reduction coating, usually applied to the more complex zoom lenses.
SWMSilent Wave Motor. AF-S Nikkors feature Nikon’s SWM which converts “traveling waves” into rotational energy to focus the optics. This enables high-speed autofocusing that’s extremely accurate and super quiet.

by Stan Trzoniec, Shutterbug
http://shutterbug.com/equipmentreviews/lenses/0801sb_nikon/