Hello everyone, back guys here with another box. In this video we are going to have unboxing and reviewing of Nikon 55 to 300mm at 4.5 to 5.6G EDDX AFS VR lens in depth review. Here is this stuff which was inside the box. The Nikon HP 57 plastic lens hood, the beauty lens itself and the Nikon pouch to keep the lens in. First thing first, the lens is so handy and it's in a good size, easy to handle it and it's about 5.5G. In front of the lens we have a 58mm cap so we can use any 58mm filters and here I use a 58mm UV filter to protect the lens. At the back of the lens we have a metal mount which it is really good and well made and around the metal mount we have a rubber all ring to give a dust protection and the lens has a 9 aperture blade included 17 elements in 11 groups. The lens is very small, light white and very powerful telephoto zoom lens and ideal for general photography you know using normally or as a long telephoto lens but only for crop sensor DSLRs. Zoom ring is big enough to handle it easily and it moves pretty smooth, good one. But looks it has a small noise, can you hear it? It is like a motor or something but not that much to bother you. Well another thing is it has a small distortion on 135 up to 300mm. It moves good from 55 to 135 but from 135 up to 300mm it moves just a bit slowly. Here is the focus ring in front of the lens but to use it manual we have to switch it to manual and then use it manually. Looks good but not that much interesting you know like a kit lens's focus ring but it moves pretty good and as we noticed the zoom ring and focus ring both of them are external. On the side of the lens there are two switch buttons the first one is for automatic and manual focus and the second is we are over vibration reduction on and off button and mentioning that the lens has a second generation vibration reduction technology system. It is an AFS lens and of course it has a silent wave autofocus motor for smooth accurate and quiet autofocus operation but the lens is just a bit slow for action shoot. We will test the focusing speed and focusing noise and of course zoom test resolved at the end of the video. It is a DX lens 4-cop sensor DSLR so the effective focal length of 55 up to 300mm became approximately 80 to 450mm. The RO vibration reduction technology system is upgraded on this lens into the second generation and perfectly help when we hand-held the camera for sharper photos. Finally the maximum aperture of the lens goes from a 4.5 to 5.6. Let me load the lens on the camera then I can D5300. Okay, put it in manual. Here we are in 55mm the maximum aperture is 4.5 and in 300mm the maximum is F5.6 but in 55mm the minimum aperture is F22 and in 300mm the minimum aperture is F29. So here we have a small telephoto lens with a small camera light and handy and easy to use. By the way the lens has an interesting plastic lens hood named Nikon HB57 and it match easily on the lens. That's it and that's how it looks like with the lens hood and like most of the lens we can inverted the hood on the lens. We still lens hood and without the hood. Now we're testing the focusing noise on D7200. Now let's test it with the cab. Here is the focusing speed test result on a tripod in different zoom range near to the subject and for the way from the subject. By the way the focusing speed through the viewfinder is much faster than live-emode. Here is the zoom range of the lens from 55 up to 300mm with D7 to 200 on a tripod. 70mm 100mm 200mm and 300. Back to the 55. Thank you so much for watching hope you enjoyed this video. Please like and subscribe to see more videos. Have a great shoot today.