Review on Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor lens, black by Ognian Nestorov ᠌

As the first fix, a novice amateur photographer should have it. Gives 75mm on the crop, which makes it an excellent portrait lens (examples: ? page=0 and /554082? page=1) Different pros: Price, price and more price. For the money you get beautiful bokeh, true color reproduction, amazing detail and sharpness at smaller apertures, in general, in skillful hands, you can get great pictures. The front lens is deeply recessed so no protective filter is needed Has cons: If you get a Chinese assembly (I have one), then after a while backlashes will appear, but they are not critical. The working aperture is 2.5 or less, it lathers on the rest. On the bokeh with a small aperture, bright points (for example, foliage that reflects light) give reflections in the form of nuts. The design of the diaphragm is to blame - only 6 petals. But this is also not critical for such and such money. There is no built-in motor, so owners of new screwdriverless carcasses (D3100, d5100) will have to focus with their hands. On some copies there is a front focus, you need to choose.