Well, this pains me to sell since I just got it...but I'm finding this lens is too wide without being wide enough, if that makes any sense to you. I'm going to get a 35mm 1.4G instead, I always found I loved that focal length when I had my X100, and it just seems more useful. I'll also be getting a 14-24, so the 24mm focal length will not be missed I shoot a lot of landscapes, so I figure if I was going to stop it down to f/5.6-f/11, then the 1.4 becomes unneeded anyways. Plus, I can buy everything used and end up getting a few $$ back too
I dont have any pictures just yet, but its really in mint condition. I could take some pics, but it'd have to be with my old DX 18-55 lens in DX mode on the D700 as this is my only lens at the moment (rebuilding my kit for FX)...
Nikon 24mm 1.4G - $1700 shipped and PayPal'd or $1650 with Bank of America Transfer w/shipping included for a quick sale...
-Like New Condition , Glass and lens body is perfect.
-Comes with everything it came with new, including box, manual, original warranty card,etc
-*Also comes with OpTech Neoprene Lens case and a Lenscoat brand pouch!
-Bought it from a member here on FM, who said he never used it after he bought it.
Its really in amazing condition. I went to take some pictures at a state park today, and figured it would be the perfect place to take some test shots for you guys. Most are at f/1.4, even some of the landscapes! (Wanted to test it out at 1.4 and infinity focus while I had the chance) Click through to Flickr to see the EXIF data...
Price reduced to $1700 shipped and PayPal'd or $1650 with Bank of America Transfer w/shipping included for a quick sale...
Don't forget this has both the original receipt and original unfilled warranty card along with everything it came with when new! Also, it IS a USA model!
Need this gone for funds for random goodies at the PhotoPlus Expo on Thursday
I shoot a lot of landscapes, so I figure if I was going to stop it down to f/5.6-f/11, then the 1.4 becomes unneeded anyways. Plus, I can buy everything used and end up getting a few $$ back too 
