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Review: Canon 50mm f/1,8 Mark II

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. A very cheap, all plastic, toy lens, that neverthless performs marvellously. The only problem, but this will change from sample to sample, is a big lack of consistency when focusing at full aperture, …

Review: Nikon 35mm f/2 AF

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. Very good for low-light photograpy. As compact as his Ai sibling, just a little less sharp at all the apertures. For landscape is not the best lens out there, because the borders are …

Review: Nikon 24mm f/2,8 AF

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. Picture from Nikon.com Dirty cheap (used), but a not-so-bad performer. Someone rate this in a more favourable manner, but at least with my sample the performance was nothing to write home about. It’s …

Review: Nikon 60mm f/2,8 Micro AF

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. Picture from Nikon.com Built like a little tank, but with a stiff focusing ring (compared to the manual version tested above), it’s not one of my favourite lenses. It is very sharp, whit …

Review: Nikon 80-200mm f/2,8 AF D ED

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. Aside for the average vignetting (stronger on film or FX, obviously) you may see at the long end @ f/2,8 this lens is a very capable performer. It is sharp, it doesn’t flare …

Review: Nikon 18-35mm f/3,5-4,5 AF D IF ED

My latest book is now on Amazon!Learn how to become a better photographer without having to spend a dime on new gear. If you don’t need the extra speed of the 17-35/2,8 this is a good purchase. It is quite sharp and don’t flare easily, even shooting into the sun. Obviously you have to keep …