Nikon Nikkor AF-S 200 mm f/2G ED VRII
8. Vignetting
Even at the maximum relative aperture the vignetting is not bothersome because it amounts to 19% (-0.62 EV). On stopping down to f/2.8 that aberration becomes imperceptible because it decreases to the level of 8% (-0.24 EV).
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The thumbnails below allow you to assess the vignetting on full frame.
It can be a problem only at the maximum relative aperture where it reaches 32% (-1.10 EV). Already on stopping down by one full stop that aberration decreases to a not bothersome level of 18% (-0.59 EV) and it disappears completely by f/4.0 where it reaches just 12% (-0.37 EV).
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