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![]() More confirmation that if you have an critical eye you will be able to tell the difference between the pro lens and the extremely popular "all in one" lens. The popular "all in one" lens advantages is it is light weight, you don't have to change lens and the average vacation shutterbug won't be see the difference between the "all in one" and the 3 different heavy and very expensive "pro" lens it replaces. http://www.nikonians.org/dcforum/DCF...6/18043.html#6 I have the feeling JohnH will see the difference when he is doing big blow ups or doing some creative Artsy Fartsy stuff. Anyone who is taking vacation shots, and printing out 4x6 or putting pics on a web page of their vacations probably won't see the difference. The bottom line in the lens review is with camera lens', like everything else, there is no such thing as free lunch, but this "all in one" lens is still one hell of a nice lens. I still think Nikon's has a QC problem with this "All in One" lens, I am reading too many variations in sharpness such as was highlighted in this thread. This is to be expected when a product is Backordered over 6 months. I think product is being shipped out the door, that would not have gotten past QC if it was not for the Backorder situation. |
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