Review on Nikon 50mm f/1.8D Lens: Perfect for Nikon DSLR Cameras! by Agata Rudnicka ᠌

I needed a cheaper alternative to a portrait lens for my crop camera, so I purchased this one. When the husband and wife want to film together but the wife wants to use the primary 1.4G camera. It does an outstanding job shooting for the price, but the price is low, and the quality is proportional to that. It's better than a "whale," but it's no match for any of your brothers. Has some pros 1. Being very light. 2. Simplified. 3. Fast. 4. Extremely crisp due to the aperture 2.2. 5. Given its low price, it should be considered an absolute necessity for anyone who does not intend to make a significant financial investment in apparatus. Having this drawback: 1. The relationship between soaps and 1.4G (but it costs 13-14 thousand) 2. not having a motor (manual focus on younger carcasses). Get the G version for around 8,000 to 9,000 if you do not wish to bother yourself. 3. A creepy HA on two different types of objects. Do not attempt to shoot their silhouettes or any other aspect of them. 4. The word "Nuts" written in the bokeh. I'm not sure if this is a benefit or a drawback. even more awesome than that.