Are you interested to get the new gem from Nikon, the dream prime 24mm f1.4 AF-S? Are you looking for reviews about this lens? Would you like to know first the opinion of Moose Peterson?
Sometime a picture is worth a thousand words… other times a video clip is worth a thousand pictures… This is the situation with a video clip that I just watched, addressing the last WA prime from Nikon’s lineup, AF-S Nikkor 24mm f1.4. I’ve read several reviews about this lens but definitely this video clip determined me to consider that I really need this lens in my bag. Moose Peterson is a legendary photographer and a prolific author. He’s not shooting against a brick wall when is doing his own evaluation of a lens – his amazing experience let him have a unique approach that’s more valuable than MTF charts and other things like this.
I do not want to keep you in tension, anticipating Moose’s conclusion – if you are interested to see his point, please visit this link. Be sure that you’ll not regret. I highly recommend it!
Nikkor AF-S 24mm f1.4G
Later addition: After publishing this post I’ve found another interesting review of Nikon 24/1.4, including some very nice images. It was done by Ryan Brenizer and you can read it clicking here.
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