Review on Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor lens, black by Dimitar Moskovsky ᠌

I intended to use it with the D3100, but I was unable to take any photos with that camera until I moved to the D7000. However, as the carcass was being changed, I desired a fixed 85mm. Despite the fact that some of the images on it are passable, I am sorry I bought it. Got pros: At this pricing point, you won't be able to find a lens that's of higher quality. Neither heavy nor cumbersome in size. Luminous, functional hole. Nice bokeh. Some disadvantages include the following: if you take a CROP matrix, then I recommend that you do not take it but rather take 35mm; if you want a portrait for street photography, then take + 85mm; and if you take a CROP matrix, then take it. This lens does not have a motor, which presents a significant challenge for corpses that do not have access to a screwdriver. Believe me when I say that manually aiming is not a realistic option.