I think each of these Nikons are exceptional... but do feel the 28mm and 105 have much more headroom. Translation, the 35/85 are already struggling to keep pace with my D800E, where I have a feeling when we're chatting about 100mpix cameras... the 28mm and 105mm will still have more gas in the tank.
Blakehfreeman wrote:
I think each of these Nikons are exceptional... but do feel the 28mm and 105 have much more headroom. Translation, the 35/85 are already struggling to keep pace with my D800E, where I have a feeling when we're chatting about 100mpix cameras... the 28mm and 105mm will still have more gas in the tank.
Awesome images everyone. Unfortunately I will not be buying this lens again
I just don't see the compression I want from this 28mm in a wide angle. I'm madly in love with the 35mm. Wish it was an updated optics at f/1.4E
Elijah wrote:
Awesome images everyone. Unfortunately I will not be buying this lens again
I just don't see the compression I want from this 28mm in a wide angle. I'm madly in love with the 35mm. Wish it was an updated optics at f/1.4E
I'm excited to take my 70-200E out and really get to know it... and as long as the wife doesn't recall how much I spent on the 200mm VRII I think for the time being I get to keep both .
Weasel_Loader wrote:
Indeed, I do miss it, but the 70-200E is just so much more useful for what I'm shooting now. My back is liking the change as well.
Blakehfreeman wrote:
I'm excited to take my 70-200E out and really get to know it... and as long as the wife doesn't recall how much I spent on the 200mm VRII I think for the time being I get to keep both .
Makes me wonder what you do for a living to justify owning both lenses for a "hobbyist"
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