I recently took the plunge and invested in the legendary Ultra-Wide Angle Nikon 14-24mm. I took delivery of the lens last weekend in the city and I haven’t taken it off my camera since.
Walking to my car after Nando’s on a hot sunny day.
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Fremantle for a second location scout for Alicia & Reece’s wedding in Feb.
The famous fish and chips place, Cicerello’s

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My thoughts on the lens:
After about a couple of days shooting with the Nikon 14-24mm, I found that the focal range from 14-24mm is a tad too wide for all-round and street photography use for me, but it will be perfect for landscapes and weddings especially in cramped places such as hotel rooms.
Optically, the lens definitely lived up to its hype as the benchmark of all Ultra-Wide Angles and it has delivered a number of sharp photos up to the extreme corners from f4 onwards.
There has been a few misfocus but after a bit more play with the lens, it turned out to be mostly user error.
The distortion and vignetting is much worse than expected, especially at 14mm but definitely much better than the Sigma 10-20 which I had previously. It all comes down to careful framing and placement of your subjects in the viewfinder to avoid extreme distortion.
If you’re in the market for something in this range, another lens worth looking at is the Nikon 16-35mm f4 VR, which is also a very reputable pro-grade Ultra-Wide Angle.
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