In most of the cases the tested Nikkor 1.8/24G performs against bright light well but, on stopping down, there is one position of the sun which might cause a lot of problems – we mean here the proximity of the frame corner of the APS-C/DX sensor. If the light is really bright a diagonal ghosting inside the frame appears in the photos and it is accompanied by a green flare in the opposite corner. It doesn’t look good – because of that effect our assessment of the performance against bright light drops from very good to just moderate.
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