Hello everyone, back I see you with another video. In this video we are going to have an unboxing and reviewing of Nikon 1820-40mm AFS, a 3.5-5.6G DXED VR lens in depth review. Inside the box, well, it was just a lens itself. There only lonely lens, and it wasn't any accessory in the box, such as hood or pouch. Well, it's a kit lens though. This is Nikon's DX lens, and it meant for crop sensor cameras, such as the 300 series, the 500, and the 700, and etc. We will test it in the 7200. This is a compact lens from shooting wide angle to telephoto. And as we said, this is the X lens. So it is 1.5x crop factor, mean that the 140mm focal length became approximately 210mm. VRO vibration reduction technology system helps image stabilization for sharper hand, held photos, and videos. Of course, this is an AFS lens, mean that it has a silent wave autofocus motor for ultrafast and ultra quiet autofocusing. We will test it at the end of the video. On the lens, we have a quiet small focusing ring, and zoom ring is B, and it moves nice and it moves. Interesting. As we notice, it has an internal focusing system, but the zoom is external. On the side of the lens, there are two switch buttons. The first one is a manual to automatic focus switch button, and the second is VRO vibration on and off switch button. And the lens itself is about 487 grams. In front of the lens, we have 67mm cab, so we can use any 67mm filters. Here I use an icon UV67mm filter to protect the lens. Mentioning that I almost always have a lens hood on my camera, and for this lens, the 18 to 140mm, I bought HB32 plastic lens hood, which designed for this lens. Let me load it on the lens, and that's how it looks like with the lens hood. The purpose of the hood is first, reducing the lens flare, and the second, protecting the lens from any damages. But the main purpose of the lens hood is to reducing the lens flare. So, better use it, and of course, it became a handsome. By the way, like most of the lens, we can inverted the hood and switch it on the lens to carry easily everywhere, or put it in any bags with the lens. So, we can use it any time we need it. Just switch it, inverted, and then load it on the lens. On the back of the lens, we have a metal mount, which it is really good, better than plastic mount, and around the metal mount we can see rubber awring to give a dust protection as we attached onto the camera. It has a 7 aperture blade, included 17 elements in 12 grooves. Let me attach the lens on the camera, then I can D7200, and see how does it look like. There we go. Now, as you see, this is with the lens hood, and without the lens hood. Let me load it back. Yep, that's it. Maximum aperture of this lens goes from F3.5 to 5.6. Let's see it on the camera. Here it is. In 18mm, the maximum is F3.5, and in 140, the maximum is 5.6, so that was the maximum aperture, but about the minimum aperture. In 18mm, the minimum aperture is F22, and in 140 is F36, so the minimum aperture is F22 up to 36. This lens gives you the freedom to shoot landscape, telephoto, portrait, and more. Now ready to see the focusing speed. However, we can see the focusing noise too. There we go, and ready to see the zoom range of the lens from 18 to 140. Now we're in 18mm. 35, 70, and 140. Let's get back. 18mm. Now, 140.