The Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 AF-S set a new standard in ultra-ultra
wide angle lenses. It was the best on the planet, by a large margin, until
Nikon's newer 16-35mm VR raised the bar even
higher. This 14-24mm is significantly sharper than any other fixed or zoom
ultrawide from Canon or Nikon that I've ever used, and I've used both Canon and
Nikon's 14mm, 18mm and ultra-wide zoom lenses extensively.
The 14-24mm does things no lens before
has done. It is sharper wide-open at 14mm in the far corners than my fixed 14mm f/2.8 is stopped down at f/5.6! For sharpness,
the 14-24mm is blazingly sharp and devoid of any coma or softness at every
aperture, everywhere in the full film and FX field. It's
just nuts! Optically, if you're looking too close, it makes the other
ultra-wides look like poo-poo. Of course if you're just taking pictures, any of
the other lenses (20-35mm, 17-35mm, 18-35mm) works fine, and
they take filters which the 14-24mm can't.
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