Is the nikon af s dx 18 200mm f 3 5 5 6g ed vr ii good for wildlife?

It's a reasonable place to start for wildlife, with a few caveats. On an APS-C body like the Nikon D7500 or the Nikon D500, it frames roughly like 27-300mm on full frame, so you get useful reach for animals that keep their distance. It's stabilised, which helps when you're shooting handheld.

The catch is the aperture. At 200mm it's only f/5.6, so you'll need good light or a higher ISO for fast-moving subjects. For more on what wildlife and sport demand, see wildlife and sport. If you want to try a long lens without spending much, buying used explains why lenses are the easiest way in.

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