Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED Zoom Lens with Vibration Reduction and Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras Review
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Brand | Nikon |
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Lens Type | Wide Angle |
Compatible Mountings | Nikon FX |
Camera Lens Description | 35 millimetres |
Maximum Focal Length | 35 Millimeters |
Description of Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED Zoom Lens with Vibration Reduction and Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
Product Overview
Experience exceptional versatility and image quality with the Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens. Designed for Nikon DSLR cameras, this high-performance lens is a must-have for photographers seeking wide-angle and "normal" shots. With a maximum aperture of f/4 and advanced features like two focus modes, M/A (autofocus with manual override) and M (manual), it offers incredible control and precision for capturing stunning moments.
Key Features and Characteristics
This Nikon lens is perfect for photographers who engage in underwater photography, as its...
- Sharp, juicy, detailed picture.
- mmmm, uuuu. well, yes, a hole would be 2.8
- Sharpness from f/4. Focusing speed, thanks to the built-in motor. Vibration suppression system. Moreover, its second incarnation is more effective. Light. The standard thread for filters is 77mm, if there are other lenses for this thread (most lenses of the professional series), you can use the entire arsenal of filters available. High optical resolution. Subjectively, a very "beautiful" picture. Minimum focusing distance 0.28 m
- Big. The size of a normal width 28-70. Aperture may not be enough for some, but Nikon has 17-35 f / 2.8. Slightly vignetting wide open. At 16mm it has a little distortion.
- An amazing lens. The most commonly used focal lengths. Excellent stabilizer, helps with long exposures. Very clear and fast focus. Amazingly, it almost always locks on correctly on objects in deep shadows the first time!
- Ideally, the "hole" would be a little larger, at least up to 2.8, and focal lengths up to 50. A little massive and long. I had to buy a separate bag, in a standard dressed form, it does not fit.
- Sharpness! Convenient range of focal lengths Magnificent anti-shake (other models do not have a wide one) Juiciness (nano technology)
- They are not here. Whoever found them just doesn't know how to take pictures)
- Colors (bright and juicy, like all expensive nikkors with modern coatings), resistance to backlight, good sharpness from 4.0, the stub works fine, the focal range is good.
- 4.0 for shooting people under artificial lighting without puff is narrow, even for the D700. Slightly lathers the edges at 4.0 (not critical, but noticeable if you find fault).
- Center sharpness. Light. Stabilizer. Accepts 77mm filters. The zoom covers almost the entire wide-angle range. Beautiful colors. Nice blur. Not a high price for such a set.
- Build quality and body materials. The edges are "blurred", with a sharp center. At 28-35 the situation is worse than at 16-28. Covering the edge hole heals, but just a little bit. The front lens block moves when zooming relative to the body, it can suck dust.
- wide angle sharpness 77mm filter Stabilizer Practical set of focal lengths Dust and moisture protection Fast and quiet focusing
- Inability to use filters of the Cokin P system at a wide angle (a noticeable border is visible at the edges of the frame) The rear lens has a design that sucks in dust. Yes, in the frame it is not noticeable in any way, but it's just not pleasant. At 16mm, the edges pull strongly, for the same 16-35mm on Canon, the corners showed better and more pleasant distortion. I would like f / 2.8 or even f / 3.5
- Good picture quality, sharpness, color reproduction, the ability to use filters, convenient focal lengths, the presence of a stabilizer, dust and moisture protection, acceptable weight, good design, Japanese assembly.
- Aperture-4, visible distortion by 16 mm. high price.
- Focus, constructive, sharpness, stub, filters are put on
- f4, although it is not so critical
- Fast focusing, light enough for its size, built-in lens focus
- disgusting picture quality (detail, sharpness), at F4 the picture breaks up over all focal lengths, covering the hole does not radically solve the problem
- Remarkable design, dust and moisture protection, good detailed image, sharpness in the center is excellent and very good throughout the field, effective stabilizer, the ability to use filters, the price is reasonable
- large dimensions and weight, but this is rather a specificity of full-frame optics .
- Lightweight with stabilizer
- Dark, soapy
- You can highlight a perfectly working stub, good color reproduction.
- Not sharp, disgusting geometry even for a "super-wide". The price is 37-40t. R. for this - a lot.
- A sharp lens with a good design. The edges of course lathers, but at an acceptable level. There is stabilization.
- Dark.