Here i review the Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 Lens – Nikon Fit. It’s a good lens for the money, and it is still one of the widest on the market for DX (APS-C) Sensors. Old review of the 10-20 F4-5.6: www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com Filmed on the NIkon D3100 with the Nikkor 18-55mm and Sigma 10-20mm Video Rating: 4 / 5
DxOMark has introduced a new metric of lens sharpness that it’s calling the ‘Perceptual MegaPixel’. This is designed to give a simple, easily-understandable indication of how a lens impacts on the resolution of the camera with which it’s paired. The measurement is based on standard MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) testing, but also takes into account the sensitivity of the human visual system to detail. The data can be explored over at the DxOMark website.
Nikon is celebrating the production of its 75 millionth Nikkor lens for its interchangeable lens cameras. The lineup currently consists of more than 80 kinds of lenses, including specialty Fisheye, Micro, and PC-E lenses for SLR cameras, as well as 1 Nikkor lenses for its Nikon 1 cameras. The lens series was introduced in 1959 with the launch of the Nikkor S Auto 5cm f/2.
The 28-300 is the FX version of the wildly popular (and fabulous) 18-200 DX Lens. See it here: goo.gl Here I talk about the IQ, compare images and go through its features. Video shot on D5100: goo.gl (Amazon: goo.gl ) 85mm 1.4g: goo.gl (Amazon: goo.gl ) Join our Flickr forum: www.flickr.com www.facebook.com www.thatnikonguy.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
Please rate, subscribe, and comment, as this helps me to keep bringing you reviews. A quick review of the Nikon 70-210mm f/4 AF Lens made in the mid-1980’s. This lens received a rave review from Ken Rockwell and since has skyrocketed in price. I agree with what his review says in that this lens is not worth what some people are asking. I paid around 130 dollars from www.KEH.com and I’ve loved it for everything from sports to weddings and portraits. If you’re looking for super speedy autofocus, go for either the 80-200 AF-D f/4.5-5.6 or the 80-200mm AF-D 2.8 or any of the AF-S versions. They all autofocus faster, but only the AF-S and 2.8 AF-D are any sharper. This is an amazing lens for the price. If you have a D7000, D300, D300s, D700, D800, D800E, D3, D3s, D3x, or D4, you will get better performance than with an older body because you get some corrections built in to the camera you would otherwise have to do in post-processing. This enhances the sharpness a bit. I recommend this lens to anyone with a semi-professional or professional body, because anything else either will barely autofocus or it won’t at all with this lens. The quality is superb and the photos this lens is capable of will amaze you, provided you have the right training. Visit www.KEH.com to check out this lens, as they usually have a few in stock. Visit www.JNPhoto.biz to see many examples of photos taken by this and my other lenses on both newer and older cameras. Expect some more lens and gear reviews …
Hi There, here’s a Review on the Canon EFS 10-22MM f/3.5 – 4.5 USM Wide Angle Lens.Its a Efs Lens so only compatible with EFS bodys.Its equivilent to a 16-35mm on a full frame body and it has a awesome wide angle. Hope u find this review usefull. Please dont forget to rate, comment and Subscribe… Jacques Heres a link to this lens: www.amazon.com Lens Hood: www.amazon.com
We’ve just updated our DSLR and lens buying guides to cover recent developments in both product segments. Our buyers’ guides are intended to provide a helping hand when it comes to deciding what to buy, and include summaries of some of the main things to look for, and explanations of the strengths and weaknesses of various options as well as common terminology. Click through for links to our updated versions of both articles.