Nikon wide primes

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Spending imaniginary money...

Thinking of exchanging my tamron 17-50 for primes. I already have a 35mm, so a 50 mm and a 17mm (or wider) should fit the bill.

So i discover on lenshawk, theres just one AF lens available, the large nikon 14mm 2.8 - are there any others they missed?
 
If the question is about Nikon-fit primes which are 17mm or wider, then - excluding various fisheyes - that's the only one. You could check it against the very long list at Camera Price Buster if you're curious.

And ironically there's very little point in buying the 14mm f/2.8. The 14-24mm f/2.8 is a much better lens for a similar price.
 
The 14mm is a great lens but I think I agree with Stewart that it is made largely redundant by the 14-24 which performs equally well but offers variable length.

The 20mm AFD is a great lens though obviously not quite as wide as you were looking for.
 
Zeiss have just announced a 15mm 2.8, and may i say its a very good looking lens.

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Is indeed a lovely looking lens. I Had the sudden sensation that I really wanted one... 15mm, Zeiss quality of optics and build, filter thread for grads etc... Then I saw the price almost had a hernia. £2250 on Robert White. Lol.

Back to waiting for Nikon to pull their finger out and fill/renew the gaps in their lens range.
 
Is indeed a lovely looking lens. I Had the sudden sensation that I really wanted one... 15mm, Zeiss quality of optics and build, filter thread for grads etc... Then I saw the price almost had a hernia. £2250 on Robert White. Lol.

Back to waiting for Nikon to pull their finger out and fill/renew the gaps in their lens range.
Just had a look at the robert white site, nearly £10k for a set of 6 Zeiss primes. And i thought Nikon was expensive!
 
Is indeed a lovely looking lens. I Had the sudden sensation that I really wanted one... 15mm, Zeiss quality of optics and build, filter thread for grads etc... Then I saw the price almost had a hernia. £2250 on Robert White. Lol.

Back to waiting for Nikon to pull their finger out and fill/renew the gaps in their lens range.

If it turn out to be distortion free,it could sell quite well. :)
 
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