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The Nikon AF 85mm f/1.4 D is a tele lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1995 to 2015 (discontinued). The focus is done by In-camera AF motor, it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1285 €;
46 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Nikon F: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Nikon.
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Pros: Lens impresses with its sharpness and speed. Beautiful blur. Lens is lightweight.
Cons: Sometimes it gets lost at f1.4. There are no other defects. In Poland, there is little affordable price higher grade lenses.
Opinion: I think that the lens is recommendable to all lovers of photography people and portraits. Things you can do with this lens pass by expectations. Unfortunately I did not G series for comparison, but I think even I would not want to replace. I'm working on the D7000 and earlier this lens I had attached to the Fuji S5Pro and check just as well. I highly recommend this lens.
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Opinion:Regardless of the price, which I can't complain about having had a second-hand voucher, it's a lens with its own character. Outside of the Macro, I care little about sharpness so I find the lens very suitable for the portrait precisely because it is not a genre in which I seek sharpness. Always in the portraits, the blurring here is quite pleasant, perhaps a hair more "nervous" than G optics but I prefer to have optics with the ring of diaphragms ; for now I used it on the d810 and the results are ok, yet I have to see on film how it comes. The lampshade does not find it particularly cumbersome, it is a METAL PRO for all the shocks it takes when you do little attention. The only sin is the automatic fire/manual fire change ring even at which you get used to and has no such important incidence.
Opinion:Optical purchased a few months ago, used at home to photograph the daughters immediately made a great impression but at the first serious photo release gave me really exciting shots. Always in focus, even at f 1.4, on 450 shots he never made a mistake to seal, at most I was wrong to focus on the distant eye. It gave me a feeling of safety in the use that other optics do not give me. The sharpness in the center, the gradual blurring, the romantic atmosphere that knows how to return this optics are fantastic, I will use it for the next few years and I will sell the 70-200 f2.8 that weighs a kilo and a half and does not give me these satisfactions.
Pros:A jewel for the build quality but, above all, for the images of which it is capable.
Cons:None, if you consider the use for which it was designed.
Opinion:I just bought it (used), and I'm studying it. The first photos, at home, with poor ambient light, taking advantage of the extreme opening and the excellent qualities of my Nifkon Df are, to say the least, exciting. Incredible colors and shades, a wonderful blurry one. I'll have to venture into the streets of Milan at night, and see what we're capable of together.
Cons:AF not lightning, Flares (especially at night) difficult to manage
Opinion:Do you want to do portraits or do plastic surgeons? in the first case 85 1.4d is your choice, alternatively there is the world, starting from the equivalent 85 sigma art. The old man at Nikon's house is not a toe and snap lens. it must be known, interpreted. but once you take the measurements, it gives enormous satisfaction, unless you shoot with hard lights and points on the pitch. In these cases, you have to arm yourself with patience and fix the flares that are popping up everywhere. not an easy optics, therefore, but a specific perspective for specific things, portraits, a field in which, in my personal opinion, is unparalleled. I also did some landscape, with the slab and adapter filters, but this... it's another speech!
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