Nikon Nikkor AF 80-200 mm f/2.8D ED
11. Summary
Pros:
- perfect picture quality in the center of the frame
- very good picture quality at the edges of the frame from the 80 mm to 135 mm focal length range
- small chromatic aberration
- perfectly controlled coma
- almost completely absent distortion
- small vignetting
- great performance against bright light
- very good quality and sturdiness of build
- fast, quiet and efficient autofocus
- lots of standard accessories (tripod collar, lens hood, solid carrying case)
- slightly less sharp at maximum aperture
- visible astigmatism
I think that the choice is pretty hard. Those, who hate compromises, will buy the Nikkor. For those who count every penny, the Sigma will be a better investment. Both lenses have great and similar capabilities, so either choice will be accurate and customer satisfaction in both cases is definitely guaranteed.
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