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My thoughts exactly. Hopefully they didn't consider the Canon 14mm f/2.8 or Nikon 14-24/2.8 ;)

Having been a mirrorless user for almost a year now, I decided to get my first manual/vintage lens - the Tamron Adaptall 2 135mm f/2.5. Besides the fun factor it also helps broaden the focal ...

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Congratulations, you've just noticed it's a circular fisheye at the wide end.

Take it easy, Fuji isn't buying Nikon.

Well, according to Wikipedia:
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DX indeed sorely needs 24 and 35mm equivalent lenses. However, 85 and 135mm
"equivalents" are already covered by existing FX lenses which also happen to be low-budget. I'm sure advanced amateurs...

People will always moan so we'd be better off if we ignored moaning.

Black sea was called that way not because of its color but because it was difficult to navigate and many ships have crashed along its shores in antiquity.

Nikon is not in big trouble. Nikon is still profitable even though they have fewer sales.

Placed 8^th in the challenge. Taken in Sofia, Bulgaria.

I'm pretty sure that very few D7200 users actually use the second card slot.

Hello! Lately I've been considering getting a (cheap) medium to long telephoto lens for my modest Fuji system (X-T10, 12mm f/2, 27mm f/2.8 and 60mm f/2.4). I found a good deal on the Nikkor 80-200 ...

And you can crop the 28 to a 35 FOV, crop the 35 to a 50 FOV and so on and so on...

Thanks for the information.

Canon seem they still haven't caught up with Nikon on lenses such as 105mm f/1.4, 200-500mm f/5.6, 28mm f/1.4 to name a few.

The only other 28mm f/1.4 option for Nikon is the Zeiss Otus 28mm f/1.4 which costs $5 grand. If affordable is what you're after then there's a f/1.8 version at $700.

There's already a f/3.5-4.5 version which goes to 24mm at the "tele" end. Quit whining.

And also no OVF, a slower aperture lens and worse sensor performance.

I have the Samyang and it's plenty sharp. I usually set the focus at infinity unless there are objects in the scene that are less than a meter away.