Nikon Nikkor 24-50 AF D Reviews

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• Guest 22nd Jan 2009

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  Good Points: Great length for indoor, party and group photos, have used one for years and it is the primary lens (for me) on the 35mm camera. I also used it for occasional newspaper work and it almost always covered my requirements. Size good, easy hand placement for focal length.

  
  

  Bad Points: Could be more open f2.8 (but I could not afford that).

  
  

  General comments: When I purchased the lens it was to allow me to leave the one lens on the camera for most of my shooting. In the end I very rarely took this lens off the camera. Everyone has their lens range of choice and at the time this was exactly what suited my vision. I have since moved into the wide angle range and now a 12-24 f4 (on a DX)seems to be the preferred standard (or me).I do have lots of other lenses but they do not get a lot of use.
  

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• dprasetijo 13th Jan 2005

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  I was very disappointed with the Nikon Nikkor 24-50 AF D lens. It produced sharp and contrasty images initially, but then only 1 year later the lens was getting shaky and loosing sharpness.

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• Mel Gregory. 6th May 2000

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  This is a good lens. The optics are really good but my experiences with the build quality leaves me having to rate the lens lower. I was carrying mine and the camera swung around on the strap when I was turning and the front edge of the filter struck a counter top. Not a great blow at all but the filter ring split and I had to do a self help repair with thin layers of plastic glue. It will hold a filter now (barely) and the lens hood seems to keep all in place but the hood seems to always po ...

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