Review on Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED Zoom Lens: Ultimate Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras by Yen Hong Cam ᠌

Complex feelings overwhelm me when I write about this lens . :)) On the one hand, it was he who raised the quality and artistry of my work to a new level. On the other hand. I was almost disappointed when, instead of the cropped D7000, I screwed it onto the full-frame D600. Because before (on the D7000) it was a great all-around portrait lens with an equivalent focal range of 35-105 (crop makes the picture look closer). Now I have transferred it to the category of "event" and "full-length portrait". For those who believe that a normal portrait can be shot at f / 50, I will say: the closer the camera looms near the face, the more difficult it is for a person to relax. For a classic portrait, I still have to use the battle-tested 28-300 . Although, not without saliva and hope, I still look at the Nikon 135mm f / 2D AF. It should be noted that nature is gorgeous on this lens and it is also great for shooting high-quality DSLR video clips on Full Frame, you just need to get used to the short stroke of sharpness . Nano-coating, no matter how much I looked at it, I didn’t see it :)) Dust sticks to the front lens just like on other lenses. As for the alleged layer of increased hardness - my friend accidentally scratched the lens when he put on the light filter in a hurry. So, only the version with anti-reflective coating remains :)) Let's summarize :)) A lens from the "must have" category. Everything that I said about him there is related to the fact that I used to have an ideal scheme when shooting weddings on the D7000 - we shoot a report at 18-200, set at 24-70, which meant that for the whole wedding day I changed lenses between yourself only twice and on the table . Now you have to constantly pull them back and forth, often this happens in a hurry or in military field conditions, which is not useful either for the camera or for the optics. In general, I am quite satisfied with the lens and recommend it. I hope that in the near future they will either release the 16-400mm f/1.8G VRIII zoom, or I will develop a new scheme for shooting weddings : )) : )))))) Sincerely.