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<p>Thank you Dan and Rodeo. Dan, Torres del Paine is my home so I go there any time. It is just round the corner, 1 hour from home. Best place to make the tests. Thanks again. Rodeo, nice to hear that both lens made the same quality picture. But I imagine you took both with the D 800.<br> Greetings.<br> Daniel Bruhin</p>

<p>Thank you so far to Ellis, Wouter, Kari and Mike for their advices. Will take them into consideration on my next trip to Torres del Paine.<br> Greetings from the frozen Patagonia. Daniel Bruhin W.</p>

<p>I also have the D 7000 and use since the beginning the 28-200mm and 10-24 mm lenses from Nikon. I am happy and I suggest them to you.</p> <p>Daniel Bruhin - Patagonia - Chile</p>

<p>Hello folks,<br> I have had now the D 800 for 2 years, but not yet any professional lens for it. Meanwhile, I use my old AI-S manual focus Nikkor fixed focal lenses such as 20 mm 2.8, 24 mm 2.0, 35mm 1.4, 50 mm 1.2 and 85 mm 1.4. Using these lenses, which were all introduced in the setup menu of the D 800 (Non-CPU lens data), the photographies come out always with dull colours.<br> I sometimes take the same pictures with my other camera, a D 7000 with DX lenses, and all photos come out with nice colours that pop out. All the other settings on the menu are the same as for the D800.<br> On both cameras, I use raw, and vivid colours.<br> I just do not understand how to solution the problem to get good colour results with the D800. If anyone had the same problems, all help will be welcome. Thanks.<br> Daniel Bruhin W. - Patagonia - Chile</p>