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Cons: As an AF lens (screw focus), it will not A/F on certain newer bodies. However, as a Macro lens, manual focus is the mode of choice.

Pros: The AF Micro 60 has been my \"go-to\" close-up lens for many years. It is ridiculously sharp but as expected, the DOF is very shallow. This is a slow down and take your time tool - one that typically produces great results. I always use it on a tripod in live view/manual focus.

Summary: Great macro. One of Nikon\'s best lens.

Cons: All plastics, would not last for eternity

Pros: Very good image quality

Summary: I had bought this one before it got a "D" at the end of its name but it's the same lens. I shot it on F501, F801, D200, D800E and adapted it to Sony NEX 7. With any camera I got wonderfull close up pictures. I rarely tried it as a normal 60 mm lens since I have no need for this focal length for non-macro pics. After 20 years the plastic notches of the aperture ring are worn and plastic debris fell into the barrel. I sent it to Nikon service, they cleaned it and removed the debris without charge but did not replace the aperture ring. It doesn't stop anymore precisely but at modern Nikons the aperture is set by the camera. So the lens still works.

Cons: af needs enough of light to work fine

Pros: extra sharp, macro superb, better use 105 2.8 micro for insects for more distance.

Summary: one of the best lenses of nikon to get extra sharp results

Cons: Heavy. one has to get real close to take good pictures ,needs light

Pros: excellent results

Summary: i really enjoy when I work with it (lights, tripods...)