Nikon 16mm f/2.8D AF FX Fisheye-NIKKOR Fixed Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras Review

I bought it a month ago, I use it for shooting 3D tours. I have shot over 100 panoramas. It cost 66k, I bought a BU, ideally for 30. Previously filmed on Zenitar for many years. The old lens, unfortunately, Nikon made an 8-15mm zoom to replace it. But to be honest, I don’t understand why pay 105k for the fact that I don’t need half. Its pros: Comparison with Zenithar - Significantly sharper around the edges, and overall sharper - better coverage from the glare of lamps in the room at times…

No tenía un criterio formed sobre este objectivo, pero superó ampliamente mis Expectativas. The wines are just in time for the perfectamente embalado. It liviano prácticamente has no ocupa lugar en mi bolsa. Con el obtuve tomas muy interestinges en Chicago. Es cuestion de composition. Totally compliant with the product and with the seller. Many Thanks

A couple of strips of tape will do just fine. Objective: I bought this after thinking a lot about whether it was just a "fun" / toy / non-serious purchase or if I would actually use it a lot. Although I haven't been shooting much lately (too busy right now), I immediately have a good series of shots around the house and yard (and the sky, up and down the street, mailbox + yard + house + neighbor's yard) done + dead end (all in one shot) This is an amazing thing I'm learning that you can shoot…

It's a great ultra wide angle lens, really good clarity compared to others, great build quality and the f/2.8 aperture is great in low light and to get some bokeh. Autofocus is snappy and fast, as it should be with something this wide. Of course, this AF-D lens is powered by the INNER CAMERA focus motor, so make sure it's compatible. I have used this lens on both full frame and crop sensor cameras. While it looks like a fisheye lens on my full-frame D700, I like it even better on my cropped…