Nikkor full frame, FX lenses advice

[shredder1]

Any of you guys shooting with Nikkor FX full frame lenses, could do with another, presently using a 28-300 and a 50 prime, looking at something around 24 to 105? Ideally one that doesn't bend images, any users out there?

 

[GB]

I use Nikon fx. Don’t know what your budget is but the sigma 24-105 art is a nice lens. Big and heavy though with an 82mm filter size.

 

[shredder1]

I use Nikon fx. Don’t know what your budget is but the sigma 24-105 art is a nice lens. Big and heavy though with an 82mm filter size.

82mm very nice, thank you for that I have been looking at one of those, but the Nikkor version, but I`ll check it out

 

[shredder1]

I`ve just checked out the Nikon versus the Sigma versions of the 24-105 FX and the Nikon 24-120 FX is actually cheaper at the moment, reduced from over £1K, so I`ll try them both out, thanks again

 

[shredder1]

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR Lens FX format



RRP: £1,059.99
Price: £569.00 & FREE UK delivery
You Save: £490.99 (46%)

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  These are being offered on Amazon, has anyone used this company?

 

[JohnB57]

I buy most of my gear from HDEW - great dealer, although they are a grey importer. If you haven’t taken the plunge yet, this may be of interest. https://www.hdewcameras.co.uk/nikon-af-s-nikkor-24-120mm-f4g-ed-vr-lens-865-p.asp

 

[shredder1]

I buy most of my gear from HDEW - great dealer, although they are a grey importer. If you haven’t taken the plunge yet, this may be of interest. https://www.hdewcameras.co.uk/nikon-af-s-nikkor-24-120mm-f4g-ed-vr-lens-865-p.asp

That`s great, thank you very much for the link, really appreciated mate

 

[shredder1]

Just ordered one, even got a Hoya UV filter for an extra £15, incredible value

 

[GB]

Be careful with grey. While there are bargains to be had things can get a bit sticky when it comes to manufacturers warranties.

 

[shredder1]

Be careful with grey. While there are bargains to be had things can get a bit sticky when it comes to manufacturers warranties.

Thanks very much for the advice, it was delivered today, impressive for the price, worth the chance for me really, but thanks all the same, £450 quids worth going wrong I could live with, but thats about my upper limited, I wouldnt buy an expensive camera this way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_market

 

[JohnB57]

Be careful with grey. While there are bargains to be had things can get a bit sticky when it comes to manufacturers warranties.

HDEW have an excellent warranty of their own - I have experience of this and it works pretty seamlessly. That’s why I recommended them.

 

[shredder1]

HDEW have an excellent warranty of their own - I have experience of this and it works pretty seamlessly. That’s why I recommended them.

I`ve spoken to them on the phone, they appear quite genuine, I received the lens friday night, a very fast service and was putting it through its paces on Saturday, I`m more than impressed with the lens, service and price, I`ll certainly be using them again.

 

[gazthomas]

I`ve spoken to them on the phone, they appear quite genuine, I received the lens friday night, a very fast service and was putting it through its paces on Saturday, I`m more than impressed with the lens, service and price, I`ll certainly be using them again.

I bought a Canon 6D mark 2 and lens from HDEW too, good people. We are getting ripped off in the UK by manufacturers and retailers and suppliers of “grey” kit help reduce prices

 

[shredder1]

I bought a Canon 6D mark 2 and lens from HDEW too, good people. We are getting ripped off in the UK by manufacturers and retailers and suppliers of “grey” kit help reduce prices

Good man, yes we certainly are getting ripped off mate.