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18 December 2019
Great price; Flawed product
Over time I’ve been watching my labels delaminate so that instead of lying flat, they develop buckles. A shame; I haven’t seen this with other tape manufacturers.
09 February 2013
Unless you mostly photograph people or wildlife, you will use this most
2 of 2 found this helpful If you do landscapes or building interior photography, you are faced with challenges getting sufficient depth of field or in getting startling results. For interior photography, the challenge is in making rooms look big or in getting depth of field from near objects to far objects hanging on walls. For landscape photography, the challenge is drawing attention to foreground flora/fauna while retaining the grand sweeping views and dramatic skies.
This is the one lens in the Nikkor arsenal that can achieve these results for the DX format.
As a former film photographer, I made heavy use of Nikon's film equivalent lens: the 15mm Nikkor. The 10-24mm lens has made great strides in reducing apparent distortion at the sides of the scene and in being an f-stop faster. It also is amazingly light weight in comparison and much less bulky to point quickly.
To date, the biggest problem I've experienced is the unevenness of circular polarization in skies. I never had this problem using planar polarization with the old 15mm. You might well ask why use a polarizer at all, but color saturation is so vastly improved (especially in my shooting environment of coastal glare), I really don't feel shooting without a polarizer is a good option.
If you've never used a superwide angle lens before, keep in mind things closer to the lens appear much larger than things further away. The end distortion to familiar objects—like people—you may not find acceptable until you choose angles that help make the distortion work for you. The beginner's mistake of never moving from eye-level photography is not the best option for framing using this lens.