It appears the lenses were not centered the same and they gave different looks. Also, various lenses have different reproduction rates. Some lenses at same focal length will show a reduced image depending on brand and year of production. Not sure what this video is pointing out. They are both great lenses. 24-120 is known as a videographers lens. The 14-30 is known as the landscapers lens. Their usage make them different, but no better than the other.
you have a keen eye. at one point I looked at the tripod and thought the ball head had drooped a little. wasn't entirely sure but I re-shot a couple of the comparisons. While the 24-120 is an essential lens, I find I'm shooting my studio segments almost entirely on the 14-30 now. Since making the video I believe the 14-30 is finding focus quicker when I move around in the frame. thanks for the comment!
@@folkartandcamera 14-30 does focus a bit faster. I own the lens as well. I actually returned my 24-120 and purchased the 24-70 S 2.8. All good lenses. I would buy the 24-120 refurbished by Nikon when they have them in stock. Your videos look great.
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Love your videos, I would love to get that 24-120, but the hit you take on the 24-70 is a killer
yep, the retail on both lenses is nearly the same, but the 24-70 doesn't hold its value anywhere near. thanks for the comment!
Did you mean the 24-70mm f4 or f2.8?
@@Hrishi1970 the F4
It appears the lenses were not centered the same and they gave different looks. Also, various lenses have different reproduction rates. Some lenses at same focal length will show a reduced image depending on brand and year of production. Not sure what this video is pointing out. They are both great lenses. 24-120 is known as a videographers lens. The 14-30 is known as the landscapers lens. Their usage make them different, but no better than the other.
you have a keen eye. at one point I looked at the tripod and thought the ball head had drooped a little. wasn't entirely sure but I re-shot a couple of the comparisons. While the 24-120 is an essential lens, I find I'm shooting my studio segments almost entirely on the 14-30 now. Since making the video I believe the 14-30 is finding focus quicker when I move around in the frame. thanks for the comment!
@@folkartandcamera 14-30 does focus a bit faster. I own the lens as well. I actually returned my 24-120 and purchased the 24-70 S 2.8. All good lenses. I would buy the 24-120 refurbished by Nikon when they have them in stock. Your videos look great.