In a press release on its Japanese website, Nikon has announced that its new AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm F2.8E ED VR lens – announced earlier this month – is being delayed from its original shipping date of 27th August to October. No specific reason for the delay has been given, only that it is necessary to ‘satisfy the customer’. Click through for more information
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Which is better? Canon or Nikon?
It feels like this debate’s been going on longer than the “chicken vs. the egg” one.
So we’re gonna help you decide–once and for all!–whether you belong on “Team Canon” or “Team Nikon.” (Spoiler alert: they’re both great so you’ll be a winner either way.)
Read a little about each camp and what makes them special. A decision won’t be far behind!
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