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Nilo Toria
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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Nilo Toria


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nikon_16fisheyeNikon AF 16mm f/2.8 D Fisheye

Pros: construction, performance, backlight

Cons: rear filter must

Opinion: An exceptional goal, costruto well and in metal. Loses something to 2.8 as quality but closing is scary, sharp and engraved. The strong point of the backlight controlled very well in fact it is the aim must for underwater photography environment in which very often is photographed against the light, average aperture closed and where the deformation of the typical fish-eye does not disturb indeed enhances photos by sketching out the subjects in the foreground. Unfortunately, a filter (rear) must always be mounted on pain of loss of focus. Aim for full-frame, with the aps you have a 24-deforming.

sent on February 18, 2013




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