Worst. Lens. Review. Ever !!!

[gsgary]

You did well, most Nikon users wouldn't know the difference between blur and in focus

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[hurd300403]

You did well, most Nikon users wouldn't know the difference between blur and in focus

Thats a silly thing to say

[JDFlood]

I think it is a good review. I enjoyed it. I do not own a tilt shift lens... Kinda knew what it did. I think he did a great job of explaining. Not all people are at the same level and not all people fall into the perfectionist category, which I imagine you do. When i explain things, i generally want to clearly get the point across and details like a high quality photo of the lens i am talking about would be a waste of time. He looses no credibility for picture quality, because that was not his point. I admit, he got me interested in getting one. I have 12 or 14 FX lenses. JD

[jake337]

I think it is a poor review mainly because the reviewer shows that he doesn't have much of a clue about the operation, uses and, importantly, the limitations of that particular lens. He could have shortened his review to 'gee whiz' without losing any useful information.

"Tilt shift lens are a bit of a mystery when you first start using them. What is this “shift” knob and should I “tilt” and “shift” at the same time? Which directions and for what purposes?"


The line above is what got me. You would think someone would understand those points before spending that much money on a tool.

[unpopular]

I think it is a good review. I enjoyed it. I do not own a tilt shift lens... Kinda knew what it did.

Yeah, duh. It's a $2000 lens that can make things look tiny! WOOoT

[Derrel]

I think it is a poor review mainly because the reviewer shows that he doesn't have much of a clue about the operation, uses and, importantly, the limitations of that particular lens. He could have shortened his review to 'gee whiz' without losing any useful information.

"Tilt shift lens are a bit of a mystery when you first start using them. What is this “shift” knob and should I “tilt” and “shift” at the same time? Which directions and for what purposes?"


The line above is what got me. You would think someone would understand those points before spending that much money on a tool.

Unless the user is the tool...