Despite the obvious differences, price and weight, what is the main differences between these two lenses?
Nikon 55-200mm VR f/4-5.6 - 334g ~€150
Nikon 55-200mm VRII f/4-5.6 - 296g ~€300/350.
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I finally managed to find an article related to my questions.
Apparently what was improved in the newer version was:
- Zoom lock button
- SIC – Super Integrated Coating.
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