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The Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.8G is a wide-angle lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2014. The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 532 €;
74 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 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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Opinion:Definitely an excellent lens, light, bright, precise. The AF is fast and responds promptly to the stresses. Its downsides actually stick more to the world of taste than to flaws in and of itself: for the final yield I love the objectives of the D series that - certainly less detailed and ultra-contrastated - give a different image pleasantness, softer and close to reality. This lens is sharp especially from 5.6 up but the contrast so sharp, the details so meticulous, the shadows so sharp, give the whole a feeling of great accuracy but little feeling. But these are personal tastes precisely that do not affect the excellent judgment on the technical side.
Opinion:I do not understand why on the network there are very few reviews on this lens, as if it had been snubbed. It's perfect: lightweight, fairly small, sharp, fast and precise, 58mm filters. The blur is pleasant, maybe if it had had 9 slats it would have been the icing on the cake to slightly soften the out of focus, but that's fine. Nothing more to add, a little gem. Use it on D600.
Opinion:I bought this lens months ago while I was in Livigno (yes! I bought something less than other stores) and since that day I have not removed it from my entry level Nikon D5600. Bright lens and wonderful sharpness that I use mainly for portrait photos. Absolutely to have at least once in your Nikon kit.
Opinion:Having had problems with the Sigma 35 even after various calibrations with Dok, I decided to try the Nikon always 1.4. Maybe I'm unlucky with this kind of focal? Although the copy I tried is used but well kept, the lens hood is slow and can easily unhook, but what I left of putty is the aberration, so much but a lot. Then at full aperture soft images compared to Sigma. In the end I tried the Nikon AFS G 1.8. It will be pure plastic but it is gorgeous, crisp at full aperture, light, a bit ' aberration but correctable the CR thing with the 1.4 I could not. I would like to know from Nikon the why of the price so high for 1.4. Only regret is that the sigma I liked sin for the AF. However, Straconsiglio this optics, no mistake a shot, the only flaw is the blurry not like the sigma but approaching and so, given its lightness makes you want to turn for photographic street.
Pros:Extreme sharpness, excellent shadow clarity and high light tightness, compactness, lightness, distortion correction, price
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:A must have for nikonists. First of all, weight and dimensions invite you to carry it always following, perhaps in combination with a zoom: for example, associated with the 28-300 and a fifty or a medium-telephoto light (like the light and excellent 50 or 85 1.8) allows you to cover almost every Photographic requirement with a manageable effort. The optical performances are excellent: as sharpness and opening of the shadows it is superior even to the optics less pushed and of great value (like the Zeiss 25 F/2). The color rendition is great. The opening at 1.8 is absolutely remarkable for the lens of this focal length, expanding its operational capabilities to all light conditions. I also own the excellent Irix 15, but in my opinion the Nikon in question is a killer, in the sense that its compactness, lightness, brightness and wide focal extension discourages in most cases the use of bulky and heavy ultragrandangular monsters.
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