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The Nikon AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8 G ED is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2007 to 2015 (discontinued). The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it does not have image stabilization. The average price was 1682 €;
201 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10.
MOUNT
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: General robustness (except the zoom ring), acceptable sharpness on sensors <= 16Mpix. Used market price.
Cons: Heterogeneous quality depending on the focal lengths.
Opinion: This is a patriarch that I acquired the year it was released. I worked with this object for years in events. Probably the weakest of the 14-24 / 24-70 / 70-200 triptych. With the progress of optics, our requirements push us to depreciate it in favor of modern lenses... however at the second-hand price <500€, it remains a good deal for the non-professional who needs a large aperture .
That said, I ended up selling it. The reason is that as my experience progressed, I criticized it more and more for the distortions on the edges at 24mm (as well as the terrible chromatic aberrations at this focal length), also its lack of sharpness at 70mm. I ended up favoring the much better 35-50mm focal range. Finally, on D750 (24Mpix), I did not consider it to be up to modern competitors.
In my opinion, it all depends on the price you get it for on the second-hand market...
Pros: Velocidad de AF, definición desde f/2,8, colores,construción, rango focal......
Cons: Precio nuevo
Opinion: Comprado nuevo en 2007, sigue funcionando como el primer día, bodas, deportes, paisaje......
Hay gente que se queja de falta de nitidez en las esquinas,yo no tengo ninguna queja, para mi rinde perfectamente en cámaras como la Nikon D3s, D800...., después de 14 años trabajando con el, sigue funcionando perfectamente,al precio que esta hoy de segunda mano es una autentica ganga.
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Cons:Weight, too contrasty, embarrassing huge lens hood
Opinion:The optics that I would not recommend to an amateur as a jack of all trades. It has a rendering with too much contrast and closed shadows, although the sharpness and colors are of a very good level. For this reason I see it more suitable for a professional who can take advantage of the formidable qualities of construction, AF, blur and sharpness, since he will still be forced to work in PP with his own workflow, while, for an amateur, having to work too much files I see as a con. There are much easier and "JPEG ready" lenses such as the old 28-105 AFD or the less performing 24-85 VR. I was not convinced by the rendering on landscapes while I really liked the rendering in interior portraits. If you don't work with it, I recommend playing with lighter and easier stuff and with fixed ones. The lens hood is embarrassing, strictly speaking: it causes an embarrassment in showing it to the world for how big and clumsy it is.
Pros:Sharpness and color rendering and brilliance.
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:The construction is not excellent but still being a professional lens it must be treated with due caution. I found a good used and bought it immediately and mounted on my Nikon D810 and tried churns out respectable images. The use I make of it goes from landscape to portrait, definitively if you know how to use it it gives images that are to be adjusted little in post-production. My personal rating is 9.8
Opinion:I started unfortunately with a 24-120 f4 but the love never blossomed and so after 11 months, I bought the 24-70 and immediately found it very well. Yes, it's a heavy lens that at the end of the day I feel on my back and neck, but the photos I take have colors, brightness and sharpness that I didn't find in the previous optics. It has lenses of a heavier weight and higher quality inside and you pay for this economically and in weight. This version lacks VR compared to the 24-120, but the stabilization of the nikon z6 reduces the risk; while when I use the D750 I'm more careful when shooting. At the time of purchase for me it was not worth adding about another 1000 euros to take the vr version. The lens hood to mount is always awkward, the same as the 17-55 f2.8. Rated 9
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