The Truth Behind this Nikon Prime Lens!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Hi everyone in this video, I talk about my new to me old nikon 24mm f2.8 d. I have this paired with my Nikon D7000 in this video. Here's what I really think!
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I am also using this lens on my Nikon d7000 body and didn’t find it to be very sharp. Do you have your AF fine tune on, and if so what setting did you use?
@melmel7506 Hi Mel Mel. Sorry for the delay in responding to your message. Yes I use AF fine tune for all my lenses on the Nikon D7000 especially for this lens. I believe with every camera sensor the adjustment is different, but mine is a value of -5. If you try this value with your lens on your camera and it doesn't work, I have a video on how to adjust AF Fine Tune accordingly on my channel using the Nikon D7000. Thank you for watching! I hope this info helps.
Kris
Thanks for sharing.
Couple of questions:
1) not very clear when it woeks well and when it doesn't, specially in light of the issues your mentioned at rhe end.
2) Did you find a better alternative and affordable lens? ($100-250) range.
.... I mean faster lens than the kit f3.4 AND wide angled (24mm or better).
@om80sman You're welcome! Thank you for watching! Well to answer your question, is it works when you don't have a lot of light near you at night. Unfortunately any kind of light source that is bright is going to give you the ghosting at night and give you lens flare during the day. I found that using an extended lens hood helps during the day but you may need to hold up your hand to try to block the flare. At night its a lot harder to use this lens. I have discovered though that when you use this lens on a full frame camera the lens flare/ghosting isn't as bad as it can be on a crop sensor camera like the D7000. I haven't given up on this lens completely though, it has tac sharp optics and is a nice light lens. I was looking into the Nikkor 28mm to see if I could find anything about that lens, and from what I can see it produces some very sharp images. It is also a fast lens, which is a plus. I do own a 28-105 macro f/3.5-5.6 lens though and I would say that is one of my favorite lenses the only problem with that lens is that it is slower. Hope this helps.
Kris
@@Kris_World Add an Arcrest UV filter.
I suggest doing FX lens tests on FX sensor cameras.
@bradl2636 Thank you for the great suggestion! I think I might just do that! Thank you for watching!
Wow Such a great review.
Thank you.
@victorboucher675 Thank you Victor! It's much appreciated! Thank you for watching my video! Hope you're doing well my friend!
Kris
Len flares can be beautiful artifacts sometime.
@raymondchan3587 You are so right a lens flare can defiantly be a nice added effect to a photograph. Thank you for watching my video!
Kris
All lenses will look poor at f22 it’s diffraction
Doesn’t sound like it would work great with a Nikon D 3400 because it doesn’t have a built-in motor in the camera body. Which probably would render it manual focus?
@pjcardone164 Yes since the Nikon D3400 doesn't have a motor drive, the lens would have to be manually focused.
Ken at Theoria Apothasis channel is a great source for Nikon and Fuji lenses
@@violet_world9385 agreed, scaring people makes him far more popular that photo talking
😭😭😭😭😭😭 I've nikon d3400 nd I want to buy this lens gosh
@@utube321piotrlet’s be honest, he was never a “photo taker” lol he just talked about equipment, him being an actual photographer is a stretch. I think the end was when he showed he had zero talent for photography haha everyone kept asking about his work, he was able to fool many people for many months but eventually some photographer called him out to a photo shoot and we all witnessed the emperor had no clothes hahaha The guy truly sucked! He’s like one of those sports announcers who knows everything about football but can’t catch or throw a football lol
how is it in comparison to Nikon 24mm f/2.8 AI-s
@myblueandme Hi, unfortunately I do not own the AI-s version, but it would be a nice lens to acquire to check this out someday. What I can tell you is the build quality is much different than its newer version. The old version is all metal and the newer version has a lot of plastic. It is a heavier lens than my 50mm 1.8 though. I would say that the the built quality of the AF version feels very solid. It does have a metal lens mount which is good but as far as optics go I would imagine them to be pretty close to being the same. One is AF/MF and the AI-s version is only a manual focus lens. Hope this helps.
Kris
@@Kris_World thank you for the details.
@myblueandme You're welcome!
from what I've read/seen, Nikon DID NOT change the optical formula from the 2.8 AIS to the AF 24 2.8 and finally the AF 24 2.8 D versions.
So in theory, all three versions should give you the results seen in this video.
@@thedrunkweddingphotographer yes you might be right
I like the 28-80 AF-D lens on the subject camera!
@jonnyem That is still a lens I need to buy. I have heard others say great things about that lens. Thank you for sharing!
Kris
Thank you for the video buddy! I'm actually about to purchase this very lens to replace the 1.8 G version. Believe it or not, the 1.8 G version is too sharp for my taste. ^-^
@thedrunkweddingphotographer You’re welcome! Thank you for watching my video! What camera will you be mounting it to? I understand sometimes a lens can be too sharp which can take away from the photograph. Hope all is well! Thank you again!
Kris
@@Kris_World It's going on my Nikon F5. I photograph weddings almost entirely on film. ^-^
So I picked it up a couple weeks ago, the 24mm 2.8 D, and I was blown away by the gorgeous images it took with my D700. So it's a keeper for sure. Glad I picked it and it's a perfect replacement for the 'newer' 1.8 G version.
@thedrunkweddingphotographer Oh that's a really nice film camera. Its nice to hear that there are still photographers with creative talents such as yourself that still use the film medium as their main type of camera.
I'm so happy you were able to get a good copy of the lens. I now finally own a Nikon D700 and I agree the results are pretty amazing on this full frame camera. Thank you again for watching my video and may this lens give you some great experiences. Take care!
Kris
Gracias por el video.
También estoy interesado en ese objetivo por su tamaño compacto y por su distancia focal, que en mi Nikon D7100 sería equivalente a 36mm, una distancia focal muy útil.
Lejos de desencantarme por el, tu review me dejo con más ganas de comprarlo. Y es que las características que parecen fallos en el objetivo en realidad son sus cualidades. Cualidades e imperfecciones propias de un lente que tiene casi treinta años pero que lo hacen especial. Me gusta mucho tu canal. Saludos desde Queretaro, Mexico.
@fernieto84 Hi Fernando, I love your comment about this lens. I defiantly agree, now that I have had this lens for a bit now, I have come to realize that you are right, the imperfections defiantly give the photographs produced with this lens character. You are not the only one who was eager to get this lens after watching my video. I had a wedding photographer who was using the newer version of this lens and did not like the quality that is was producing and wanted to buy the older version because of its unique characteristics. He then told me that the images that he had gotten were exactly what he was looking for. And said sometimes lenses can be too sharp and the glass in this particular lens is just perfect especially since it was created during the early film days. I am so grateful my review has helped you as well in making a decision in buying this lens. Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it! I am really happy you like my channel. If you have any ideas for a video or would like help learning more about your camera or gear, just let me know I will do my best to help you. I am always happy to hear new ideas and suggestions. I hope all is well!
Kris
Are you saying the D7000 is crap?
@davidhunt3161 When using the 24mm 2.8d on it, the camera unfortunately doesn't perform as well as I would like it to. I believe the crop factor of the sensor makes the lens give off a ghosting effect at night and during the day there is a lot of lens flare. I have tested it on my d700 and it does not perform the same way at all. In fact the flare and ghosting effect of this lens when used with the d700 is barely noticeable. I love my d7000. It's a fantastic camera. I just don't believe the 24mm 2.8d lens is necessarily a good fit for it. I hope that helps.
Kris
Crop sensors with wide angle Fx lenses seems to be less usefull/meaningfull compared to the use of a narrow angle Fx lenses i.e 50mm or more. Moreover a 24mm fx lenses with crop sensors does not have the same characteristic as a 35mm Fx lenses using full frame sensors and the discrepancies are even more prominent for wide angle lenses.
I see there wrong light for take this picture - nathing wrong doing lens. Camera is not able do this dynamic range. That all.
@richardpetrovic8941 I agree with you the light was too harsh when I took some of these photos and the camera didn't know how to use the optics properly because of it being a crop sensor. Later that year I got a full frame camera and tested this lens and had much better results. So after playing around with it I have come to the conclusion that the lens doesn't work as well as it could with crop sensor cameras. Thank you for watching!
Kris
@@Kris_World Crop senzor or full frame have nathing with improving quality if you using the same objective - only angle of view is different. Do not exists perfect objectiv, and for art picture is this no perfect +, if you know how to use it.