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Nikon D3100 - http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10081 ... nd3100.asp

Nikon AF-S 85MM F/1.4G - http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10081915nikon85mm.asp

Nikon AF-S 24-120MM F/4G ED VR - http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10081 ... 4120mm.asp

Nikon AF-S DX 55-300MM F/4.5-5.6G ED VR - http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10081 ... 5300mm.asp

Nikon AF-S 28-300MM F/3.5-5.6G ED VR - http://www.dpreview.com/news/1008/10081 ... 8300mm.asp
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Most excited about the new 85G. UK pricing:
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Looking forward to seeing what the new 85 can do.
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the 85mm is probably the best thing out of the announcement, everything else is just meh for me.
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24-120 f4 is pretty sweet depending on how well it can deliver. perfect all round lens.
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The 85/1.4 has you Nikonians excited.

The 24-120/4 sounds like something to steal the fire from Canon's venerable 24-105.

As for the 28-300: my knowledge of lenses with this wide range is that they doesn't do anything particularly well, but that being said, the 18-200 DX did prove the exception. Maybe Nikon will pull it off.
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Canon had the 28-300 since 2004 ....Took nearly 6 years for nikon to bring it
I think the price of 3100 18-55 and 55-200 is 949US $ ..............

I personally think its ....too much....
Not so new features ..but we need 949......
this is just me......
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85 1.4? Where's the 1.2? Oh yeah, that's right... :D

Kidding! Looks good.
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lxdesign wrote:
the 85mm is probably the best thing out of the announcement, everything else is just meh for me.


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The 85 1.4 G should be a well needed update to the current D version.

I find that version tends to, at times, do some really funky things on the D700 bodies; it should make a difference but I note a lot of blown highlights with it but once I learned to be a bit more careful with it, it can produce incredibly beautiful images.

Now... the G is all new design.. so this should mean it should function better with the newer bodies..

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85 1.4? Where's the 1.2? Oh yeah, that's right... :D

Kidding! Looks good.


ya, I agree... The only real advantage I see now is weather sealing.
Considering the 85mm is more of a portrait lens, not really necessary.

Now, if they F1.2 bumped it. That would've been a real wow.
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ions wrote:
85 1.4? Where's the 1.2? Oh yeah, that's right... :D

Kidding! Looks good.


LOL! I should quote your line to my Nikonian brother in law. We're always debating the D700 vs 5D2 bodies, then the battle front changes to the primes.
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As for the 28-300: my knowledge of lenses with this wide range is that they doesn't do anything particularly well, but that being said, the 18-200 DX did prove the exception. Maybe Nikon will pull it off.


Bob Krist tested a prototype of the 28-300 last February and claimed to be "sharp end to end". We'll see if this hold up.

yeshwanth wrote:
Canon had the 28-300 since 2004 ....Took nearly 6 years for nikon to bring it


Nikon's 28-300: 114mm, 800g, $1050?
Canon's 28-300: 184mm, 1680g, $2829.99

Just because Canon did it first, doesn't mean it's better. Well.. We'll see. :)
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Sample shots from the new lenses.

http://blog.digitalrev.com/2010/08/25/s ... w-nikkors/
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If this is what to expect from the 85mm G.....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10234786@N ... 767158474/

I think I'll just hang onto my 85mm AF-D :D

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not too impressive for the sample shots from the 85mm. Weird.
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chopper wrote:
not too impressive for the sample shots from the 85mm. Weird.

probably because the 1.4D is not bad to begin.
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I think the 28-300 will sell very well. The images look very nice.
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dcsang wrote:
If this is what to expect from the 85mm G.....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10234786@N ... 767158474/

I think I'll just hang onto my 85mm AF-D :D

Dave


The comments for that pic suggest that's a hoax, and I hope it is, because the OOF looks terrible there!
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Some 85mm samples...all portraits of a woman so may not be safe for work depending on who you work for.

http://www.wretch.cc/blog/wingmanzero/10131272
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looks fine to me
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at one particular henrys store, the waiting list is 35 people for the 28-300.
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picked up a copy of the 28-300 from my henrys guy today. they dont even have one for display. yay!
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35/1.4 AF-S
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D7000

Wow!
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wow.. those are some amazing primes.. $1800 USD for the 35 1.4 though wowzas :shock:
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35 feels really nice and will pair well with D700 sized bodies
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Delsorbo wrote:
wow.. those are some amazing primes.. $1800 USD for the 35 1.4 though wowzas :shock:


It will (likely) be cheaper once it hits store shelves...not much cheaper.. but cheaper all the same.

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Also SB-700
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