Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: marimagen on September 10, 2007, 06:54:33 pm
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I was looking at John Lamb's beautiful pictures of New Zealand (www.pbase.com/john_lamb) and noticed he used a Nikon 12-24 f/4 lens for some of his shots. They just look perfect but I heard quite a few bad comments on this lens, namely that everything beyond 25 feet appears out of focus. Any comment?
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I was looking at John Lamb's beautiful pictures of New Zealand (www.pbase.com/john_lamb) and noticed he used a Nikon 12-24 f/4 lens for some of his shots. They just look perfect but I heard quite a few bad comments on this lens, namely that everything beyond 25 feet appears out of focus. Any comment?
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I've had two and they've both been very good.
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Delighted with mine, and there's never been a focus issue in spite of the very hard use I've given it. Internet legend? Keyboard photo testing? Dunno. If it really is a problem, then the price on mine will go up if I ever sell it. Not.
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Thanks for you answers. It's not just rumors I heard. I looked at the reviews for that lens in the HB site and there are 2 people complaining about focus problems out of 9. Maybe there was a bad series.
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I've been very happy with mine. I'll not doubt pick up a 14-28 for the D3 but the 12-24 on a D200 makes a fantastic compact option.