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<p>I personally do lots of close-ups, i.e., flowers, etc. My macro makes a huge difference. Alternatives never seem to work as well. If you don't do lots of close-ups, save your money.</p>
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<p>I have both cameras. If I were a wildlife photographer, I would go with the D300.</p>
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<p>The rough zoom ring is quite common with this lens. I had to send my brand new one in twice.</p>
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<p>Excellent thread. Thank you for all of the test shots. Based on my usage, which is for landscape shots on a tripod (I use it on both a D300 and a D700), I think that I will stick with the VRI. The VRII definitely is sharper; however for prints up to 13x19 in., the VRI is sharp enough. Even with selling the VRI for a good price, the VRII would end up being quite expensive.</p>
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<p>Excellent thread. Thank you for all of the test shots. Based on my usage, which is for landscape shots on a tripod (I use it on both a D300 and a D700), I think that I will stick with the VRI. The VRII definitely is sharper; however for prints up to 13x19 in., the VRI is sharp enough. Even with selling the VRI for a good price, the VRII would end up being quite expensive.</p>
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<p>I have talked with Nikon Tech Support and you definitely can use VR in conjunction with the AF-On button for focusing. When the shutter is released, the VR kicks in.</p>
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