Zeiss time at ePhotozine where they put the 135mm f2 APO Sonnar T* SLR manual focus lens through the paces. The ZF.2 (Nikon) was the main focus of the review.
Dxomark has a group evaluation of sorts of 24-70mm f2.8 lenses focused on the Nikon and focused on the Tamron 24-70 f2.8 Di VC lens. This is their report.
Dxomark has a comparative of sorts review for the Nikon 14-24mm f2.8G SLR lens, comparing it to other wide angle zooms that fit the Nikon SLR mount one way or another.
Dxomark also evaluated two Zeiss SLR lenses, the 25mm f2 Distagon T lenses for the Canon EF mount (ZE) and the Nikon F mount (ZF.2). This is their report.
Nikon zoom action now with a review of the 18-35mm f3.5-4.5G at ePhotozine. This is a full frame lens, even though the 18mm may be subconsciously telling the mind this is a DX/APS-C lens (a lot of DX/APS-C lenses start at 18mm)
Continuing with the same theme, Photozone.de now has their DX format review for the Nikon 28mm f2.8D lens. I wish they didn't put "DX" in the review title and name, it is really confusing for people who may not be intimately familiar with the Nikon line-up.
Having a few days ago published their review on the G version of the lens, Photozone.de is back now with a review of the D version of the lens. We are talking about the Nikon 85mm f1.4D.
It is the DX review format for the Nikon 180mm f2.8D teleprime (a full frame lens) at Photozone.de. (DX review format = the lens used on APS-C/DX dSLRs).
Zoom-zoom now with a new review of the relatively new Nikon 18-300mm DX VR lens at Photo Review. Prime fans, close your eyes, you are indeed seeing an 18-300 SLR lens!
The first week of March was apparently Nikon lens review week, because here comes yet another new Nikon lens review. Also of the prime variety, it is the Nikon 50mm f1.8G SLR lens.