Question: What does VR in Nikon Lens 18- 105VR mean?

VR is the abbreviation of Vibration Reduction, which means that through the adjustment of a group of magnetic suspension lenses and built-in gyroscopes and other induction systems, the light that bends when shaking can be corrected, the clarity of the picture can be guaranteed to the greatest extent, and the three-speed shutter can be improved. This technology is a boon for beginners. More importantly, VR technology can also correct and reduce the vertical jitter when users horizontally translate and the horizontal jitter when they vertically translate, making the picture more dynamic and expressing the author's intention more clearly. An optical technology that can improve the image blur caused by camera vibration, and can shoot quickly when the shutter speed is reduced by three levels, so that the telephoto lens can take clear photos. When the photographer shoots a moving object, the system even automatically detects the movement of the camera. VR operation can only be performed on individual Nikon cameras. Nikon original lens can provide unique defocus image control function. There is an out-of-focus positioning rotating ring at the front of the lens. The aperture values on the ring range from F2 to F5.6***4, which are marked on the left and right of the ring respectively, and are denoted by R and F. This is a special fixed-focus lens. Its biggest feature is that it allows fuzzy control of the background or foreground of a specific subject to obtain the best out-of-focus imaging, which is very valuable when shooting portraits, and it can also help us control all parts of the photo according to what we want to express.