genuine glass lens

Just tossed the far older version, and was about to purchase the digital book via Amazon, when I noticed that it was more expensive than having the paper version shipped to you.

Can't figure that...

No. Absolutely, no.If you feel that full frame is the way to go, move forward with FX optics, but begin with a less expensive body. You can always use your initial body as a back-up / extra, if...

Can't comment on the Zeiss, but I just added a 35 1.4 to my bank of optics, and am totally pleased, especially with its resolving power when mated to the D800.

It is not. If you've just purchased best to return for a correct example. Once running properly, it's a quite extraordinary optic.

The 14-24 is a gorgeous piece of glass.Heavy, beautifully constructed.I've had one for a couple of years, and have never once looked back. Have also never had any negative experience with the...

I purchased a new D800 and loved it, especially along with a 14-24. I bought it because Ken told me it was the best camera in the world.Until I discovered, by reading Ken's site, that it's nowhere...

Having gone that route, I've found that warranties "through the store" are fine, as long as there's store.while I've not found problems with gray market lenses, for a body?I'd not be jumping at it.

I've been shooting with a 14-24, and with superb results on a D800. Great lens.The fact that it sounds close to the 12-24 is dangerous.I would not suggest using any DX glass. My perception is,...