Nikon AF-P DX NIKKOR 10-20mm f/4.5-5.6G 📸 VR Lens: Perfect Wide-Angle Zoom for Stunning Shots Review

I’m an amateur photographer I don’t carry a mountain of iron on my hump; I prefer d5500 lenses that are light and compact, such as 35mm 1,8 50mm1,8, sometimes I shoot whale 18-55 af-p and 55-200 vr2. I won’t even write about the shortcomings in any the most expensive gadgets find a bunch of them. I’ll write about what I liked in the first picture, the lens is sharp already with an open, excellent detail and color rendition, geometric distortions are slight. And in general, I just like how this…

Of the original Nikon lenses for budget crops, there is no reasonable analogue. 10-24, of course, is lighter and better, but now it costs quite indecently.

I am using this new lens on a Nikon D5300 with the latest firmware update and everything works fine. When connected to a D5300 camera, a new menu appears that controls VR from the camera as there are no physical switches on the lens itself. I like it because it has Vibration Reduction (VR) so photos appear crisp when held in hand. It's also lightweight, quiet, and has fast focusing. Photos look good. It's a useful lens indoors for capturing everything in the room, and outdoors for deep and wide

Although I love to take pictures I don't spend thousands on my gear, I look for reasonable prices that allow me to do what I love. I started with the Nikon D40 and then switched to the D5300 with 18-55 and 55-200 kit lenses. I love photographing landscapes and have wanted a wide angle lens for a long time but couldn't justify the cost of the lenses I have. When Nikon announced this DX-format wide-angle lens, I pre-ordered it. I am very happy with it. Image quality is good, although…

I've had this lens for about 2 months now, mainly construction photography, and I'm very happy with the results of the several hundred photos I've taken with it. I have a D5500 crop sensor and shoot a lot indoors for work and play. This 20mm lens is significantly wider than my standard 18-55mm 18 focal length kit lens. So if you are in an environment where backup is not available, this lens is a perfect choice. I have the opportunity to take 2-3 photos instead of 6-7 and put them together. Or…

This review is written from the point of view of a photographer. We are very picky, 5 stars would be very hard to come by. First let me say that for the price it is absolutely worth it! This is a good lens to take fantastic shots with. However, it is limited in design. The next Nikkor lens capable of taking ultra-wide-angle photos costs $900. So I think Nikon has done a great job of making this lens more affordable for more people. So let's proceed with the review. First let me warn you that…

At the d5100 itself, I wanted to buy this width for it, climbed onto the official website to read about it and a bummer, it turns out that it is not compatible with almost all cameras, only with new ones, such as d7500, d5600, d3400. There is also a list where it is limited compatible, ie. you need to change the firmware of the camera. On a model three years ago and older, it can no longer be inserted at all

I only shoot outdoors with this lens. The mass of the smallest details in one picture, everything that is needed in the frame and even more is included. Random passers-by, caught on the edges of the frame, are a little caricatured - but this is normal for the "width" and more often even a plus: photos with the "correct" geometry have become boring. Pictures with this "width" are interesting, atypical and at the same time quite sharp. Nikon d5600 camera.

An excellent lens for modern Nikon DX cameras, light and compact with good image quality. I'm going to use it for interior shooting, where an open aperture is not really needed, maybe even when traveling. Unfortunately, not all Nikon cameras will be able to work with it. Fully compatible models: D7500, D5600, D5500*, D5300*, D3400, D3300*, D500 and later cameras. Compatible Cameras with Limited Functions: D5, D810 series, Df, D750, D7200, D7100, D5200.