With all due respect, some folks on here are overstating the problem and romanticizing benefits of a fully manual camera. I cut my teeth on a fully manual Canon, then move on to a Canon A-1 in the early 1980's. I now have a variety of cameras but often shoot with a Nikon D810. Anyone who pursues photography will take to fully manual operation when the time is in their favor. I shoot manual most of the time. I like the challenge and love the fact that I can check my hunches immediately. The immediacy increased my learning curve considerably vs waiting for a week to get my film developed. The ability to take magnificent photos with lower error rates is significantly improved with modern high end cameras. Finally, the movie mode is ridiculously excellent on the D810 and matches anything that I video with a professional video camera.

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This is the newer version with the improved UMC coating. It is a full frame lens. This lens has only been used on three occasions since I purchased it. It is in excellent/like new condition. Lens surfaces are blemish-free. I recently broke down and purchased a Fujifilm XF 14mm F2.8 R. I backpack a lot and need smaller lenses. I will say that the Samyang, while manual, is comparable in many ways. Stopped down slightly it is quite good. $160 plus shipping, CONUS.

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This is the newer version with the improved UMC coating. This lens has only been used on three occasions since I purchased it. It is in excellent/like new condition. Lens surfaces are blemish-free. I recently broke down and purchased a Fujifilm XF 14mm F2.8 R. I backpack a lot and need smaller lenses. I will say that the Samyang, while manual, is comparable in many ways. Stopped down slightly it is quite good. See http://www.opticallimits.com/canon_eos_ff/532-samyang14f28eosff (this review is on a Canon). $170 shipped CONUS.

Excellent condition. I am trying to sell it so that I can get one in a Nikon mount to allow me to use it on both cameras. It is a Minty lens with no blemishes. Fuji XF mount. This lens is the updated version. I do not have the original box. Asking $175 CONUS paypal friends and family preferred. Thanks! Tom

It is a great quality lens for a remarkable price. I am trying to sell it so that I can get a Nikon mount to allow me to use it on both cameras. It is a Minty lens with no blemishes. Fuji XF mount. This lens is the updated version. I do not have the original box. Asking $175 CONUS paypal friends and family preferred.

It is a great quality lens for a remarkable price. I am trying to sell it so that I can get a Nikon mount to allow me to use it on both cameras. It is a Minty lens with no blemishes. Fuji XF mount. This lens is the updated version. I do not have the original box. Asking $175 CONUS paypal friends and family preferred.

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This is a great quality lens. I am trying to sell it so that I can get the same lens in a Nikon mount to allow me to use it on both cameras. It is a Minty lens with no blemishes. Fuji XF mount. This lens is the updated version. I do not have the original box. Asking $175 CONUS paypal friends and family preferred.

Minty/like new lens with no blemishes. Fuji X mount. Selling so that I can get one for my Nikon D810. That way I can use an adapter and I will have a 14mm that I can use on both cameras. This lens is the updated version and is truly a remarkable value for a 14mm. Asking $180 CONUS