The Nikkor AF 24mm f/2.8D didn't really convince during the tests due to various shortcomings. The resolution figures were generally very decent and there's only a slight degree of barrel distortions. However, the lens shows very high vignetting at f/2.8 and very pronounced CAs.

First, I almost exclusively use my lenses for cinematography. My current set up is a Panasonic LUMIX GH4, with a Metabones Speedbooster XL - Nikon to M43. With that said, this 24mm lens Really has a focal length/width of a 36mm because I have a 1.5x crop factor.

Fast wide angle at a decent price This is your lens. I got this glass when I purchased my first modern film camera (Nikon F80), the salesperson who was helping me at the store said that this was the best for a 'normal' lens for the camera, and he was right.

* Sharp Lens; * Great for a Film body; * Fast Autofocus; * Fast Wide Angle Lens

* Doesn't do well on a digital body

I think it was Foreigner that said 'I wanna know what love is' Well my amigo, love comes in the form of this small and lightweight 24mm lens! This sexy little mama produces a nectar so sweet and addictive that I will be forever faithful and think of Sinead O'Connor when she sang 'Nothing compares 2...

I bought mine last year, used, from a woman who bought it on Japan in the early 80's and seems to ha

Color; sharpness; contrast; build quality; size

Flare if a strong light enters the picture

Wanted a 35mm equivalent for my DX camera and this lens fills the bill. Nikon released this lens a relatively long time ago, but it still works fine for me.

Consistent Output; Durable; Easily Interchangeable; Fast / accurate auto-focus; Lightweight; Nice Bokeh; Rugged; Strong Construction

NONE

This lens shines on an FX body. (There are better looking lens for crop frames. ) Sharp, even at f/2.8. I like the color reproduction. Not as great as a 35mm 1.4 but you can only see the difference in 5-10 percent of the photos. What I love that this lens doesn't look too "professional".

sharp; great look on FX; not expensive

feels plastic but I don't care

Stop! I don't own this lens, which I'm sure is a fine lens. However, I am a "D"-series Nikkor fan who prefers the smaller size, lower cost, and the way older lenses render despite not being as well-corrected and having generally less resolving power wide open and own several.

Size; weight; cost; rendering

Not as well-corrected as modern lenses; lower resolving power at wider apertures

This D series lens is best suited to full frame Nikon DSLRs for landscapes and architecture photography. It is however also popular for street photographers who own crop sensor DSLRs that have the focusing motor in the body (D90, D7000, D7100, D7200) because it has a 35mm equivalent focal length of...

We use this lens on a PB-4 Nikon Bellows and it delivers sharp photos in the reversed position. Also mounted it on my D750 and it is a sharp walk around lens as long as you let your feet be the zoom. Overall, I am well pleased.