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The Nikon 50mm f/1.4 Ai-s is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1981 (discontinued). The focus is done by Manual Focus, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is €;
26 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10.
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Pros:beautiful, like all AI-AIS, crisp, beautiful blurry, compact and light
Cons:what more could be expected?
Opinion:Optics just taken. I'm using it on Sony A7rII A nice 50mm very bright, manual focus hard to fault. Certainly an ART (which I had and appreciated very much, the best optics I have ever had) does better, especially at t.a. but this behaves very well and at 1.4 it is still very usable, let's consider then that it weighs 1/2 kg less and clutters half..... Its strength, at least for me, in addition to the mechanical and optical quality, is the charm it exerts, as well as all the Nikkors of the golden age ..... that I always regret a lot. For me they are real "creatures"
Pros:Light, small, blurred by fear, iron and glass, opening, minimum distance
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:Taken for my Nikon FE2, the lens is great for portraits with a fantastic pdc also due to the very small minimum distance. To the touch gives excellent sensations thanks to the materials used. 50mm higher than version 1.8 ais and version 1.8 D, the latter newer but with a lot of plastic and a lower yield. Very recommended.
Pros:Old-fashioned optics, sturdy, beautiful. Solid. Great from f/2 up
Cons:A f/1.4 I find it inuable !
Opinion:What about... Had. Sold. Bought back. Resold. Personal opinion: Unfortunately at TA I find it too soft and with a bokeh a little kneaded and nervous. almost swirly. From f/2 up it gets great. But then it would be worth taking the 50/1.8. Unfortunately I was not excited about digital (I used it on Fuji XH1 and various other fuji bodies). I'm going to take it back to try it on Sony A7 III. But if I were to cast my vote for my own experience (unless my specimen was defective) it would not exceed 7. Both the first and second lenses tested. I will update the review as soon as I find it and try it on A7.
Pros:Quality, construction of other times, blurred, price.
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:I'm using it on D800 and on XT2 and I find it fantastic with a construction of other times... at F/2 is already ultra sharp even on dense modern sensors with shadows very open, fully usable even TA correcting some aberrations in post. Thanks to the focus peak of the XT2 focusing is easy, while on the D800 is a bit ' harder to get it at 1.4. For the price to which it is located is a great purchase, especially for the mirrorless world which facilitates so much on manual focus. Too bad the presence of only 7 blades in the diaphragm, but the blur is excellent the same.
Opinion:found at 100 or 150 euros I do not remember. impeccable lens, I'm fine at TA and I use it often in digital. Recently I'm starting to shoot in film but I expect even better results. I would like to try more noble lenses to understand the difference but for my use and for my budget with this lens I'm fine for normal, I think I will take the same series in 35 so as to have the complete kit since I also 135. rn
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