L Lens now available for Nikon

[eugenep]

very nice pair... too bad 17-35 dont have white

 

[jnet6]

Wah.... veri nice !!!

can i have a set too?? :devil:

 

[markccm]

Wah.... veri nice !!!

can i have a set too?? :devil:

ask ur godpa lor :sticktong

 

[jnet6]

ask ur godpa lor :sticktong

28-70... already Out Of Stocks...
but i know where to get 1 ;p

 

[nightwolf75]

now must ask markccm to make for me 85 'L', 105 'L' and 135 'L'.... :lovegrin: :sweatsm:

 

[markccm]

now must ask markccm to make for me 85 'L', 105 'L' and 135 'L'.... :lovegrin: :sweatsm:

i pass u one whole bag of red rubberbands.
liquidpaper if need be...

 

[espn]

He passed me the black version of the L glass, will be posting them tonight, if my PC can be up.

 

[markccm]

He passed me the black version of the L glass, will be posting them tonight, if my PC can be up.

u post lor.

if i have time i will post the L lens mounted on a Nikon body.
have to act quick b4 i return this very special limited edition back to the owner :cry:

 

[lsisaxon]

i pass u one whole bag of red rubberbands.
liquidpaper if need be...

Actually white looks quite nice. But I still prefer the gold ED ring plus the chrome ring on the MF lenses. Seems like the new lenses doesn't have that distinctive gold ring anymore..

 

[markccm]

Actually white looks quite nice. But I still prefer the gold ED ring plus the chrome ring on the MF lenses. Seems like the new lenses doesn't have that distinctive gold ring anymore..

All the Trinities have the gold ring.

 

[lsisaxon]

All the Trinities have the gold ring.

No wonder they're called the trinities... Now I finally understand.. The other ED lenses comes with just a tag that says ED.

 

[markccm]

No wonder they're called the trinities... Now I finally understand.. The other ED lenses comes with just a tag that says ED.

yup.

the D70 kit lens is ED, but no gold ring.

seems only the Trinities & the 17-55 F2.8 DX has a gold ring.

 

[lsisaxon]

yup.

the D70 kit lens is ED, but no gold ring.

seems only the Trinities & the 17-55 F2.8 DX has a gold ring.

Yeah.. think so.. so I guess the 17-55/2.8 is supposed to be put in the same category as the Trinities.. Hmmm.. *hands itchy liao* :think:

:angel:: "lsisaxon :nono:!!!"
:devil: (aka espn?): "lsisaxon *censored* *censored* *censored* MTL!!! Muahahahaha..."

 

[nightwolf75]

Yeah.. think so.. so I guess the 17-55/2.8 is supposed to be put in the same category as the Trinities.. Hmmm.. *hands itchy liao* :think:

Angel: "lsisaxon :nono:!!!"

quick! ask markccm to make one for u...

 

[lsisaxon]

quick! ask markccm to make one for u...

17-55/2.8 have white one?

 

[espn]

u post lor.

if i have time i will post the L lens mounted on a Nikon body.
have to act quick b4 i return this very special limited edition back to the owner :cry:

Yeah, will return you the black ones soon, let me get my PC up liao I can process the pics then send over to you.

 

[markccm]

quick! ask markccm to make one for u...

no prob.
u supply me many many liquid paper i make for u.

 

[whkoh]

17-55/2.8 have white one?

Think only the 28-70 and 70-200 have the white versions for zooms.

For primes, the 300, 400 and 500 all have white versions.

Technically "light grey". ;p

 

[Tetrode]

Think only the 28-70 and 70-200 have the white versions for zooms.

For primes, the 300, 400 and 500 all have white versions.

Technically "light grey". ;p

Not forgetting the 80-200AFS, 300 F4 too.

 

[yanyewkay]

Think only the 28-70 and 70-200 have the white versions for zooms.

For primes, the 300, 400 and 500 all have white versions.

Technically "light grey". ;p

any technical reasons for the 'grey' colour?

Canon uses white to keep the lens 'cool' so the flourite element can retain it's optical properties.

Nikon use some form of same material?