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The Nikon 24mm f/2.8 AI is a wide-angle lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1978 to 1990 (discontinued). The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 150 €;
16 users have given it an average vote of 9.1 out of 10.
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Pros:Great colors, CA contained if not absent, excellent tonal step handling. Good sharpness up to f4, very good at f5.6, while from f8 unimpeachable. Light and relatively bright. Precise focus dial, mechanically precise. Content diameter filters.
Cons:low contrast, especially in full sun and waning sharpness in the subjects on the horizon indefinitely. Distortion at the edges a bit complex with whisk.
Opinion:Premise 1: The lens is used on Nikon d3400, then on a very dense sensor and without focus aulisis; Premise 2: Anti-reflective treatment dates back to a different era and cannot be compared to current treatments. I really like the colors and the management of tonal steps. the black and white you can get is excellent. I don't see a great CA, in fact, and this contributes to the feeling of cleanliness of images and colors. Good sharpness up to TA, maybe all too good on short distances, and at f5.6 a portrait set will be really detailed. Weight is one of the strengths, as well as maximum openness. Mechanically the construction is unimpeachable. Focus can be difficult on a machine with a small, dark viewfinder like the d3400, but this is a problem all related to the machine body.
Pros:Color-tint-sharpness-excellent management of distortion, flare and aberrations.
Cons:It is sold to crazy figures at various online markets.
Opinion:I bought this lens and on my Fuji it becomes a 35 mm; Right focal for street. Compared to all the other lenses that I own can return very nice colors. The colors are quite saturated enough and realistic, so much that you do not need any retouching in post production. Superlative sharpness, even at full aperture you can pull out something good, at F8 becomes a blade; At more closed openings the details are clearly visible and the yield is comparable to that of zooms and modern lenses. The distortion is very good, there is no need to hack that much to make corrections in post. A lens that can be well used with mirrorless even today and alongside modern optics does not disfigure at all. When used in favorable light conditions and apply brightness masks in Photoshop is able to pull out really remarkable shots. If you get the chance to find it at an acceptable price, take it.
Pros:Quite compact, black and white rendering, no distortion, solid construction.
Cons:A dark little cove just light but it is a problem only working in iperfocale. For the rest very good!
Opinion:I state that I am using it with a aps-c (Nikon D3100), because I was looking for a 35 equivalent. I'm trying for almost a month and that's what I was looking for: the street is handy to carry since it is quite compact and does not weigh much. I'm testing on the black and white and so far has already given me some memorabile.rnCome snap written in contrast, is a little dark when the light is missing, type in indoor places, etc. But for working in the outdoors hyperfocal, really no problem and considerable sharpness. rnPer now I am very satisfied!
Pros:Crisp and resolving long enough (on 12Mp, both DX FX). Construction, convenience.
Cons:I would say no.
Opinion:20mm f3.5 compared to the same series, is less armored against flare, but it's bright and with a very limited distortion (may be unnecessary to correct PP) .rnHa a beautiful rendered pasty and organic, typical of these old lenses, and with the CRC you can shoot close-ups (including portraits) without incurring caricature insensate.rnHa a thrift price that ranges between 220 and 280euri (to date, the end of September 2016), if you look in good condition (I l 'I got to 250, including original box), and prices are buoyant, as mercato.rnOttimo instrument prices.
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