Nikon Nikkor AF-S 16-35mm F4 G ED VR
$1,049.00 - $2,149.99
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8 years ago
Excellent Lens for So Many Applications - It has earned a special spot in my camera bag, and I always take it with me.
Every photograph is a compromise (e.g., shutter speed, ISO, f/stop), every piece of equipment is a compromise (e.g., cost, weight, capabilities). For what I like to do, this lens is perfection. Nikon offers quite a few similar lenses, so you might want to shop carefully.
7 years ago
Excellent for the price
I debated on this versus the 14-28. This is considerably smaller and lighter which appealed to me. I took this on a recent vacation to Ireland and was expecting major distortion and some softness at the longer end based on some (not all) reviews.
15 years ago
Nikon AF-S 16-35mm f/4G ED VR Review
This new lens, the Nikon 16-35mm, is the world's first ultra-wide zoom to offer vibration reduction (VR-II) technology. The What Digital Camera Nikon AF-S 16-35mm f/4G review finds out how it fares
Pros:
- Stunning optical quality
Cons:
- Slippery barrel finish
16 years ago
Nikon AF-S 16-35mm F/4G ED VR Lens Review
The lens many Nikon photographers have been waiting for, an ultra wide-angle professional quality zoom lens with a constant aperture of F/4, Nano-Crystal lens coatings and Vibration Reduction.
Pros:
- Good all-round resolution performance
- Lighter than f/2.8 lenses
- Accepts 77mm filters
- Vibration Reduction
Cons:
- Barrel distortion at 16mm
- Vignetting at 16mm
16 years ago
AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR Lens
The AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR lens provides a lower-priced (though still expensive) alternative to Nikon's other wide zoom lenses, which are a full f-stop faster. Designed to meet the performance demands of the company's FX sensor DSLRs, it is also fully compatible with DX-format cameras and...
Pros:
- You want an ultra-wide zoom lens for landscape or architectural photography
- You require professional performance and build quality at an affordable price
- You want high resolution at all focal lengths
- along with good flatness of field
- You'd like built-in image stabilisation
- You'd like a lens
15 years ago
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm 1:4G ED VR review
Nikon's 16-35mm F4 VR is the first true wide zoom to sport optical stabilization, but thankfully doesn't compromise imaging performance to do so. It's an excellent choice particularly for full frame users, but you do need to be aware of its pronounced barrel distortion at wide angle.
Pros:
- Users of full frame Nikon SLRs looking for a wideangle zoom that's less expensive and more portable than the existing F2.8 options.
Cons:
- Architecture and interiors (due to distortion at 16mm), DX users (due to limited range)
15 years ago
Love this lens, not too big, travel grea
Great for travel, not too big, great for landscape photos.
Pros:
- Durable
- Easily Interchangeable
- Fast / accurate auto-focus
12 years ago
Excellent sharpness, VR makes a huge difference for low ligh
Pros: On my D800 this lens is as sharp as my nikon 20 and 35 mm primes. In a zoom that is a spectacular achievement. It is obviously much slower but for the landscape shooting I do with it the VR lets me hand hold down to half a second easily and a second if I brace myself on something.
12 years ago
Overall A Great, Flexible Lens
Pros:
- Fast / accurate auto-focus
- Flexible
- High contrast
- Sharp
- VR
Cons:
- Lacks 'brilliance
- Poor in Low Light
11 years ago
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
If you love capturing images and video at dramatic wide angles, the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR ($1,259.95) is a lens that should be on your radar. It's one of a trio of modern G-series Nikkor zooms that cover ultra-wide perspectives on full-frame cameras , sitting between the AF-S Nikkor...
Pros:
- Good center sharpness
- Optically stabilized design
- Ultra-wide field of view
Cons:
- Noticeable distortion at 16mm
- Soft edges at wider apertures
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