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Fast and light : Nikkor 24mm F1.8G ED lens review

Fast and light : Nikkor 24mm F1.8G ED lens review

Posted on October 6, 2016December 20, 2018 By Jarvis

The Nikkor 24mm 1.8G ED is a fast and lightweight wide-angle prime that offers very nice optical quality at a bargain price. The lens offers smooth and fast autofocus and a solid amount of light gathering ability with an F1.8 maximum aperture, which makes it one of Nikon’s most affordable and best performing wide-angle primes.

The AF-S Nikkor 24mm F1.8G ED was first announced back in August 2015. It joins Nikon’s growing family of modern full frame primes alongside the 20mm F1.8G, 28mm F1.8G, 35mm F1.8G, 85mm F1.8G and the 50mm F1.8G. It’s priced at just under $750 making it a well matched option to be paired with cameras like the Nikon D610 and the Nikon D750. The Nikkor can also be used on DX format cameras with an equivalent focal length of 36mm.


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Cameras Tags:35mm, Focal, lens, Nikon, Nikon D750, optical, review

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