• Reviews around barrel distortion (1.58 of 5)

    Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras

    • There is some barrel distortion at 16mm, but I actually like that a little
    • Saw this and others on many website and thought it is a newer lens and first wide zoom with VR ... and very good barrel distortions levels on the DX body.
    • True, the barrel distortion is there at 16 to 19, but either composition or Photoshop can eliminate it!My images came out sharp, and the AF worked flawlessly for me
    • Zoomed out to 16mm there is noticeable barrel distortion to the corners...significantly more than the 14 or 17.
    • It's beautifully sharp at any aperture, and while it has minor barrel distortion in the corners on the wide end (what ultra-wide doesn't?
    • There is some barrel distortion on the widest ends but I'd say that it's bearable, and fixable in post
    • Item #2, which doesn't seem to bother anybody but me, is that there is a lot of barrel distortion at 16mm and some pincushion at 35mm (the "neutral" spot is around 22mm).
    • Saw this and others on many website and thought it is a newer lens and first wide zoom with VR ... and very good barrel distortions levels on the DX body.
    • To be fair, the 14-24 lens has lots of barrel distortion too, and nobody ever mentions it (see Photozone de, for an illustration).So, not cheap or small but a very good and versatile lens.
    • I have also found through a few months of using the 16-35, the barrel distortion at the wider end is never noticeable in my landscape shooting and I have never had to correct for it
    • There is some barrel distortion at 16mm, but I actually like that a little
    • It has barrel distortion at 16mm but it is easily correctable in photoshop and generally doesn't create problems with landscape photography uncorrected
    • When I don't want it, both Capture NX and Photoshop CS5 remove barrel distortion almost automatically
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