For Sale Nikon 28mm f2.8 AIS

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mporter012

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Selling a Nikkor 28mm 2.8 AIS.
Glass in very good condition. Body has some scratches. I purchased from Central Camera in Chicago last fall. $300.

Interested in the following for a trade as well:
Ballhead for tripod
Any Hasselblad equipment
Nikon 35mm lens


Regards,

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dorff

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You must be nuts to sell this lens. :pouty:

If there are better Nikkors, they can't number too many.
 

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Yep. No Nikon 35mm (except for the 35/1.4) is going to be magically better than this lens. Solid lens, if I were you I'd stick with it.
 
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mporter012

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You must be nuts to sell this lens. :pouty:

If there are better Nikkors, they can't number too many.

It's well documented that this is amongst the best Nikon lenses ever made, but this is not reason enough to hold on to it. I very rarely use the lens. I can very easily get 2 or 3 lenses I just think that the several other 28mm's are good enough. I don't need a lens to be PERFECT. Contrast is more important to me than sharpness, and most Nikons, realistically, do perfectly fine on both fronts. It's going to take a pretty good eye see the difference between the 2.8 and the 3.5, from what I've read.
 

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Wait you're getting rid of the 2.8 for the 3.5? I thought you were going in the other direction (2.0). While the f/3.5 lens may be adequate I'd stick with the lens you know. I can't see why a 28/3.5 would be more useful to you. Then again if you're just looking for other focal lengths, then alright.
 
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