The Sports Photo Guy

Nikon has announced two new full-frame lenses that fill unique spots in their lineup.  The AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED is the fastest and widest lens of its type, while the AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR brings image stabilization and a constant aperture to a wide-angle zoom. 

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It’s time to divest the equipment closet of a few items in preparation for the fall sports season (already!) and new gear acquisitions.  Look for pics and detailed descriptions of these and other items very soon:

Nikon D300 – $1,200
Nikon 18-105 VR – $300
Nikon 55-200 VR: $200
Nikon 50/f1.4 AF-S: $425
Sigma 30/f1.4 (Nikon): $375

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Nikon has launched its second entry in the ultra-wide, digital-only (DX) zoom race with the AF-S DX Zoom-NIKKOR 10-24mm/f3.5-4.5G ED.  Is it worth the $900 price tag?

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I had a chance to shoot a basketball game with Nikon’s and Sigma’s newest 50mm lenses mounted side-by-side on identically set D300s.  Who wins this battle of fast glass?  Click through to find out.

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My long-awaited 50/f1.4G AF-S is finally on its way; while Nikon has just announced a new, $200 35/f1.8G AF-S lens.  Good times for fast shooters!

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I’ve had several opportunities now to use the Tokina 11-16/f2.8 for the main reason I originally got it – as a remote lens for college basketball.  And boy, does it deliver!

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I have updated the article Sigma 50f1.4 Does College Hoops after shooting an entire game with nothing but this lens.

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