This is the widest angle lens I have ever used and it's a dandy. The zoom is great for interiors, framing is a cinch. Wish the aperture were constant, but overall this lens is an excellent choice. Only done a few landscapes so far but results are promising.

Durable; Easy To Use; Reliable

Bulky

Very sharp lens, excellent quality, light weight, but durable.

77mm; Light; Wide

Various aperture

I use this lens mostley for landscape / scenery. When I am hiking in the mountains this is the lens I have mounted on my camera. It has given me some great dramatic wide angle shots that are clear and have great color. It gives me the range I was looking for with a DX format camera.

Good little lens for its purpose. I have used it with a D7k for interiors and if you stay away from flare points and shoot with a little care, the CA is not too bad (manageable with software corrections). The range is great and is reminiscent of when I shot Canon with the 16-35. About as sharp too.

Range, usefulness for Architectural photography on a crop body; The focus is dead on (rare for this type of lens IMO)

CA; distortion (although I don't care too much as it's easily correctable)

This is one awesome lens! Took it on a NYC photowalk. Got some great shots! Fast auto focus. Anyone considering this lens, don't let the price stop you. It is absolutely worth it!

Strong Construction; Fast / accurate auto-focus; Durable; Consistent Output

Handling and features Performance Verdict Specification This ultra-wide angle zoom lens for Nikon DX format SLRs costs around ￡670 and sports fast silent internal focusing with full time manual override.

Excellent sharpness in the centre; Very low vignetting for an ultra-wide; Good build; Handles well; Lightweight

Softness in far corner regions at maximum aperture; Flare when shooting into the light

Took this lens with me to New York City. This is the ONLY lens that will bring in the buildings! Great focus and super night shots! Would not leave home without it! FAST and SILENT.

I bought this lens for my Nikon D300s and used it on a trip to Grand Canyon (north and south rim). The pictures are sharp.

The autofocus on my lens failed after only 4 months. To make it even worse it was during a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Yap Island. Nikon IS repairing it under warranty.

Easy To Use; Improves Picture Quality

Nikon's venerable 12-24mm ultrawide zoom has the benefit of a reasonably fast f/4 aperture that remains constant throughout the zoom range.