In article <01bbe8bc$f6c19cc0$89f31fcc@davew>, dwillow@4u.net says...

>I am considering purchasing a Nikkor 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5D zoom.
>I will be doing interior shots where my back will be against a wall
>and I need to be able to do some composing.
>I have not seen a full review of this lens. Does anyone have
>some experience with it? Is there another lens I should consider?

If you need a zoom (for interiors?!! I generally need all the speed and wide-aperture image quality I can get, which means primes [20mm f2.8
or 24mm f2.8 {used at f5.6 widest}, or 28mm f2.8 AIS and 28mm f3.5 AI/AIS
{useable wide open}, or the 35mm's for speed and good wide-aperture
quality]), look at the 24-120mm if you can afford it - image quality
(in a good sample) is very high, especially at the short end, even at
"wider" apertures...
Hope This Helps