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The Nikon AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8 G ED is a wide-angle lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2007. The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1858 €;
177 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Nikon F: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Nikon.
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Pros: Sharpness, microcontrast, colour rendition, angle of view.
Cons: weight, too strange flare in some situations, coloured "blicks" even with no sun in the frame (sometimes), no possibility to attach filters, price too high.
Opinion: Much better choise than the 16-35/4 Nikkor. Completely different colours and contrast than this competitor. Including all PROS and CONS: the best very wide angle Nikkor lens! The most of little disadvantages of this lens could be easy removed in postproduction. With excellent microcontrast and colours (typical for Nikon lenses) the rest of job at computer screen is very nice - you simply get extraordinary picture. This item is "must have one" for all full frame "Nikonians". Of course one can buy a Zeiss 15/2,8, which is also very good piece of glass with overgrown price.
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Opinion:Taken used in fair conditions, in the hand it is perceived it is an important lens both as a construction (in metal) and yield, simply the wide angle for nikon F; The defects are known, flare resistance and the protrusion of the front lens that makes it difficult to mount even plate filters, while the weight can be considered right considering the materials used.
Pros:Optical quality in general, focal length at 14 mm top, construction and robustness as already anticipated attention to the front lens.
Cons:Not being able to mount common filters
Opinion:Very useful lens to photograph subjects and places, such as cities, buildings, interiors and why not people, with points of view (particular and alternative) that other focal lengths can not afford. Very sharp lens and correct very little distortion, to have in the kit. Also mounted on Z 7 II systems via ADAPTER (FTZ II) fully functional smoothly of any kind,
Pros:Optical quality in general, focal range up to 14 mm, construction and robustness with a single caveat regarding the front lens.
Cons:Weight and dimensions, protruding and unprotected front lens, flare-type aberrations lurking.
Opinion:It is a lens that I like very much and despite some flaws it will remain in my kit. To be a zoom the general optical quality is really high and in Nikon F-mount is also the only modern product that goes to 14 mm focal length, considering that there are fixed "exotic" natives that go to 14 mm but are dated optics and some of which are also difficult to find at fair prices in the used. It is an ultra wide angle, it distorts, it is its nature not a defect, and compared to others it distorts "better" in the sense that the "warping" effect it determines is less marked than in other lenses. It solves a lot even at full aperture and diaphragm is very very sharp throughout the frame. I really like the fact that with this lens you can give the images a very "immersive" look, which does not depend only on the wide-angle qualities but also on the peculiar character of this lens. It makes saturated /very saturated colors. As already mentioned by many others, the problems of this lens are two, both referring to the protruding front lens: the flare always lurking and the possibility of dirtying / ruining the lens even just by placing the lens in the bag - in my specimen the hood is rather loose and is easily removed, especially using aftermarket padded clutches that instead with every other lens protect against dust and scratches. Wanting to compare it with other Nikon material I would say that at 20 mm it is comparable with the AFS 20 1.8 that I had and I consider a really good lens, obviously the fixed wins for the f / 1.8, the weight and size, perhaps the minimum focusing distance, but overall the general yield is not very different. I didn't compare it to AFS 16-35 because I never had the latter.
Opinion:Used for almost 2 years on a D810, Lens Cara si but really Imposing, Very Sharp, Minimal distortion and well manageable during shooting, then in many scenes manages to give a three-dimensionality to the image that I had never seen in any other wide angle, solid metal construction, perhaps the only flaw is the quality of the front cap they could do better , but let's move on to the sore notes, the weight and the footprint compared to a classic 16-35 make themselves felt, in conditions of frontal light you have to know how to handle the flares because they are very pronounced and then lastly the inconvenience of not being able to mount screw filters, then in the mountains another 250-300g of weight to carry holders and slab filters , for the rest I think that in Nikon there is nothing more valid to make landscape, optical quality is comparable to fixed objectives.
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