Nikon 14mm f/2.8D ED AF Nikkor
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Review Date: Jun 30, 2009
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Recommend? yes |
Price paid: Not Indicated
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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Amazing angles, fast, fancy pants
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Cons:
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the constant fear of scratching the bubble of glass, the lens cover thing...
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Ok so let me start off by saying that I did not pay for this lens, well not entirely...
A fellow on Craigslist had it paired with his D300 and was asking to trade with someone for a 17-55mm 2.8. I had recently moved up to the D700 so the trade was an easy and a well worth one at that.
So the lens...
-I never shot that wide, even at 17mm the crop frame of the DX was a bit limiting and you didn't always get that wide feeling. With this lens it is amazing. The lens picks up so much in such a small distance. You can literally hold the lens inches from the face of your subject and get an awesome portrait.
-The build quality is amazing, It feels like a "tank" as soon as it is on, and the metal hood is a plus. The "bubble" is still scary at times since I do carry my camera around everywhere.
-All in all, the straight lines stay straight and the curved lines stay curved. If your on a full frame body and want a wide lens that is going to not only shock and awe your views but is a blast to shoot with also...get this lens. I would have paid the full price for this lens hands down. it is just right...
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