NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 14-24MM F2.8G ED
Web Code: 010NIK096 • Mfr Code: 2163
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NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 14-24MM F2.8G ED is rated
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Product Highlights
- Ultra-Wide-Angle,High-Speed Zoom
- Silent Wave Motor
- Precision Glass Molding elements
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Overview
- Ultra-Wide-Angle,High-Speed Zoom
- Silent Wave Motor
- Precision Glass Molding elements
- Constant maximum aperture
- Ideal lens for both photojournalism and general photographic needs
- Lens Construction - 14 elements in 11 groups
- Closest Focus Distance - 0.28 m/0.9 ft. (with focal length 18-24 mm)
- Constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 at all focal lengths
- Enhanced optical formulas, engineered to produce exceptional sharpness, contrast and color, render outstanding image integrity
- ED (Extra-low dispersion) glass elements minimize chromatic aberration to deliver stunning sharpness and contrast
- Aspherical lenses including large-diameter PGM (Precision Glass Molding) elements eliminate various types of lens aberration even at the widest aperture
- Nano Crystal Coat virtually eliminates internal lens element reflections, effectively reducing ghosting and flare.
- High-performance Nikon Super Integrated Coating provides superior color reproduction, while minimizing ghosting and flare
- IF (Internal Focusing) enables focusing without changing the length of lens barrel
- Silent Wave Motor for fast, quiet autofocus operation
- Rounded diaphragm opening (9 blades) makes out-of-focus elements appear more natural
- M/A mode enables instant switching from autofocus to manual focus, even during AF servo operation, with virtually no time lag
- Dedicated flower-shaped lens hood effectively minimizes stray light
- Lens barrel is built for comfortable holding while featuring a rugged design; zoom and focusing rings provide smooth operation
- Engineered to Nikon professional D-SLR standards to effectively resist dust and moisture
Specs
Imaging
| Camera Format: | Full-Frame |
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Lens Performance
| Lens Type: | Digital SLR Lenses |
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| Focal Length: | 14-24mm |
| Maximum Aperture: | f/2.8 |
| Aperture (Max. & Min.): | Max: f/2.8, Min: f/22 |
| Camera Mount Type: | Nikon F |
| Camera Format: | Full-Frame |
| Angle of View: | FX: 114-84 degrees; DX: 90-61 degrees |
| Minimum Focus Distance: | 0.28m / 0.9 ft. |
| Maximum Close-Up Magnification: | 0.15x |
| Groups/Elements: | 11 Groups/14 Elements |
| Diaphragm Blades: | 9 |
Lens Features
| Image Stabilization: | No |
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| Autofocus: | Yes |
| Tripod Collar: | No |
Physical
| Filter Thread: | None |
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| Dimensions (DxL): | 98 x 131.5mm / 3.8 x 5.2 in. |
| Weight: | 1000g / 35.3 oz. |
Additional Information
| Warranty: | 5 Year Limited |
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Included
What’s Included:
- Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED Lens
- CL-M3 Semi-soft Case
- Lens Cover
- Rear Lens Cap
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ImageCatcher from
Excellent Lens with One Caution
I recently purchased this lens and the new 200-500 mm f5.6 telephoto zoom. They are my first new Nikkor lens purchases since the major across the board price increase about 10 years ago. The 14-24 is a very fine rectilinear extreme wide angle lens. Because it is a rectilinear lens, straight lines are preserved as straight lines, and the wide angle distortion (which is unavoidable) appears as angular distortion...things that were originally parallel will likely not be rendered as parallel in the final image. A fisheye wide-angle lens, in contrast, generally preserves angular accuracy but bends straight lines to accommodate the distortion.
This is a special purpose lens. Think carefully what you will use it for...celestial photography, some landscapes, pulling a close object forward and isolating it from its background. And plan on working to learn how to use it most effectively. It is not a snapshot lens, and some time and effort will be required to learn how to get the best effect and value from it. While you are learning, be sure to develop good handling habits. The front element, while protected by the built-in hood, does protrude, and some level of care is required to avoid damage.
I offer one caution for users of this lens (and other extreme wide-angle lenses, for that matter). Because the lens significantly reduces the size of the image, it also can significantly reduce the size of whatever you are asking it to autofocus on. I have found that in some cases, especially when trying to focus on an object that is situated at an angle to the camera, that it is necessary to focus manually, or at least to do a final manual focus tweak, especially when shooting at wide apertures. This is really not a flaw with the lens or autofocus system. It is simply a consequence of approaching (or maybe exceeding) the capabilities of the overall system.
I am excited to own this lens and complete my core collection of 14-200mm f2.8 professional zooms.
Date published: 2018-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
NYProPhotographer from
Wonderful lens,sharp at every focal length and aperture!
Most online review mentions the bulbous front and this is a non-issue since you can just cover with lens cap after each use. The weight is also a non-issue since the 70-200mmVR II feels heavier. The size is smaller than the Nikon 24-70 f/2.8 with hood. The best part about this lens is it is very sharp from center to corner at every focal length and at every aperture! It is also rectilinear so that's a plus.
Date published: 2017-04-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Adam from
Great Lens
"I purchased this lens last year, with landscapes mostly on the mind but knew it could have other applications for creativity. I always like to read reviews or watch videos before making a purchase( especially when it's a rather pricey one)which I did with this lens. I liked the sounds of how sharp it was and how it didn't seem to have that bubbled fisheye lens look with lines. It really is sharp from corner to corner, and it's great for landscape selfies,too.The only reason I did not give this a 5 star rating is that for me, it seems like this bulbous piece of glass seems to be a magnet for anything that blows in the wind. I feel like I have to take a quick shot, then clean off the lens, and repeat. I also don't like how you can't put any filters on it without some expensive contraption to go over it. All that aside, It is a great lens to have in your arsenal of camera gear."
Date published: 2016-04-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
russinmanhattan from
A Reputation Richly Deserved
Ever since purchasing a Nikon Df in chrome about a year ago (and then purchasing another one in black a few months later), I've had my eyes on the Nikkor 14-24. I finally took the plunge this summer and bought this member of Nikon's "holy trinity."
All of the reviews and positive pre-purchase information I gathered about this lens is true: it's an extremely well-built and precise lens that focuses quickly and produces tack sharp images. Most important, the 14-24 is fun to use and an exceptional tool that provides photographers with entirely new perspectives and capabilities. For someone who is relatively new to ultra-wide lenses, I am amazed at how the 14-24 is expanding my education and appreciation of photography as art, while giving me the ability to create interesting photos that tell a story.
The only negative about the 14-24 is its exposed, bulbous front lens element that can't support a protective filter. But this concern can be resolved with after-market adapters that will allow installation of 145mm protective and correction filters.
Date published: 2015-08-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Chris from
Amazing Lens
"After doing much research, I purchased this lens to use for astrophotography and landscapes. The features that attracted me were the ultra wide angle, wide aperture, ultra sharp image quality and sturdy build. I haven't been disappointed. It is everything I wanted and more. When I purchased it I paid around $1800, now it is listing at around $2300. That was a bonus I wasn't expecting.
The only drawback I can find is that it cannot take standard filters. Expensive bulky specialized filters need to be purchased if using filters is a necessity.
Fantastic lens - Image quality is amazing."
Date published: 2015-08-11
Rated 4 out of
5
by
PeterSaiGon2020 from
Disappointing.. updated.
I was full of high expectations for this lens, having read many excellent reviews.
The depth of focus (depth of field) is huge, and almost everything appears in focus. However, even with RAW and a low ISO on a D800, the detailed definition is missing. By that I mean it pixilates quite quickly as I zoom into the image on my computer. So what you shoot is what you can expect to get, little more.
For my purposes, I get more useable results with the AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR, which is a more modern lens. Whilst losing some extreme wide angle capability, the definition is better for my purposes. The 16-35 also accepts filters, has VR, and is significantly lighter.
My professional work involves taking photographs of buildings, and ever in the pursuit of the perfect lens (for my purposes) my next acquisition is the PC-E NIKKOR 24mm f/3.5D ED.
Date published: 2015-06-12
Rated 3 out of
5
by
PeterE1963 from
Disapponting
Full of high expectations from great reviews I was disappointed.
I get better results with my Nikon 18-35.
The focal length is so broad with the 14-24, I don't get the fine detail that I get with my 18-35.
Of course this Nikon 14-24 is an old tech lens compared to the Nikon 18-35. The 18-35 has the ability to add filters, and seems to me to be Nikons upgrade to the 14-24.
Date published: 2015-06-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Monte from
Best in Class
This may be the best wide angle zoom ever made. It is sharper corner to corner than any Zeiss wide angles and all around top notch lens. Nikon pro build. Henry's customer service and fast shipping makes purchasing this lens a good experience.
Date published: 2015-05-25
