thank you, cheers mate.

@weddingphotographe

pause the video when needed. problem solved.

Video tutorial was great, however the slide was moving too fast, but great info. Thanks

@geomaticstech

The 28-70mm and 24-70mm are somehow comparable but as we all already know this: the latter is the winner, overall.

No, the 28-70mm isn't weatherproofed.

Cheers!

so is the 28-70 compareable to the 24-70 in terms of image quality?
and is the 28-70 weather sealed?

thanks

@geomaticstech

'Sup.

Well, the 35-70mm is 28-70mm predecessor, so, no, they're not the same when it comes to image quality. The 35-70mm lacks ED glass elements that 28-70mm offers to reduce chromatic aberration at high apertures. Chromatic aberration shouldn't be a problem if you avoid working under harsh lighting and use Capture NX2 to process the RAW files. The 24-70mm is two generations better than 35-70mm (ED, Nano, and weatherproof sealants). In other words, you're comparing three totally different fruits here.

"D" is newer than non-"D" and it stands for Distance where the lens sends distance information to your camera for improved metering and flash exposure accuracy. "D" and "G" lenses come in handy if you use flash in automatic mode (iTTL/BL/FP, GN, AA, etc.) often.

Cheers!

Hello,

i have a D90 and i am looking to buy 35-70mm f/2.8D AF Micro. i am wondering in terms of picture quality, is the 35-70mm comapreable to the 28-70mm and 24-70mm?

also, i noticed there is a non "D" version of the 35-70mm, is there a big difference between the two versions?

thank you very much.

nick

@rey888

in case you haven't noticed, this channel is pretty much dead for almost an year now and the boys behind lilkiwiguy don't care about newest stuff (you shouldn't, either). so, yea, happy new year to you anyways, lol.

hi joey, happy new year. hope you could feature the new Nikon D4 when it goes out in the market this year. Looking forward to that day. All the best mate!

@Heartkwt

yeah, there are a lot of universal tutorials that work on D7000 also.