Nikon AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR Review
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Sharpness
Sharpness at 16mm
The sharpness tests for this review were carried out using a real-world subject rather than a test chart. The Nikkor 16-35mm f4 VR lens was attached to a Nikon D700 body, which in turn was mounted on a sturdy tripod. Exposure Delay Mode was activated. Slight tonal changes are due to slight changes in natural light during the session. The 100% crops represent about 1/300th of the total frame area.
The full frame at 16mm
At 16mm the centre is already pretty sharp wide open, and centre sharpness peaks at f/5.6. Upon close inspection, the effects of diffraction start to become obvious at f/16 and more so at f/22, but not enough to worry about. The same can be said about the edge crops too.
Aperture | Centre Crop | Edge Crop |
f/4 | ||
f/5.6 | ||
f/8 | ||
f/11 | ||
f/16 | ||
f/22 |
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