Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor lens, black Review

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

The bokeh itself is not even, jerky, but it will do for someone. At 1.8 it does not lather but somehow a loose image. Sharpness appears when you close the aperture

I may have been lucky with my copy, but this is my favorite lens. A universal focal length for me, a beautiful picture. And all this for a more than modest cost.

Thoughts from my experience.Bought for 4tys and for the money it's just super. Sharp from 2.2 very cool shoots rays in the sun, I really liked it

I took it to use on the D3100, but could not shoot it until I switched to the D7000. But when changing the carcass, I wanted a fix 85mm. Although the shots on it are not bad, I regretted buying it. With its pros: You won't find a better lens for this price. Lightweight and compact. Luminous, working hole. Nice bokeh. Some cons: If you take a CROP matrix, then I advise you not to take it, but rather 35mm, and if you want a portrait for street photography, then + 85mm. There is no motor on this…

It is recommended that a beginner or hobbyist photographer have it as their first fix. It has a crop factor of 75 millimeters, which makes it an exceptional lens for portrait photography (see examples on pages 0 and 554482). Some pros: Price, price and more price. For the price, you get stunning bokeh, accurate color reproduction, incredible detail and clarity even at smaller apertures, and in general, if you use it correctly, you can get some very wonderful shots out of it. Because the front…

Good portraiture, beautifully blurs the background and softly draws faces. If youcomver the aperture to a value of 5.6, you can shoot landscapes, just ringing sharpness appears. Photo examples: ? page=2 ? page=0 ? page=0 ? page=0 Its pros: Aperture, very sharp, excellent color reproduction, beautifully blurs the background, small size and weight, metal mount, price. Got cons: No stabilizer, no autofocus motor, not suitable for younger Nikon models

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…

Nuts in the bokeh can be observed if you strain a lot)) And I see no reason not to take it. I specially uploaded a photo for 1.8 from it) ? page=2 ? page=2 Now I regretted that I sold it,commpared to 35 1.8 af-s, it draws better fifty dollars . Its pros: An excellent weight, it's definitely worth the money, there is no autofocus and stabilizer, but with such a "hole" (1.8), these alleged shortcomings fade into the background. Different cons: For such money it is better not to find, the…

After purchasing the D7000, difficulties with focus disappeared thanks to the availability of a screwdriver in the device itself, which treats chrome. aberrations. The lens is pleasant to the touch and to handle. The images taken at night are very interesting, and the stars drawn by the lanterns are stunning: page=0 An outstanding lens that offers great value for the money; it produces terrific portraits and fantastic macro shots (provided you take your time). delivers good sharpness at a…

Excellent vessel for weddings and other celebrations of love. I simply bomb them, and the patrons are pleased with the result. The images turned out really well. Now that he usually sits on the d7000, the only types of photos I take with it are landscapes and portraits.

At first I bought a nikkor 35mm f/1.8g - it's good for everyone, but: after all - wide-angle, objects are reduced. You can’t shoot facial portraits - it distorts robustly. Even with bust portraits from above, it slightly enlarges the head (if you shoot relatively close, ofcomurse). There are no such problems with a half-ruble. I’m already thinking of either changing the camera (d3000) or buying an autofocus fifty dollars. Photo examples: Link to the album, at the beginning 35 goes, towards

very interesting at work. At first, ofcomurse, it is difficult to get into focus, but the aiming indicator saves and after acomuple of days it is even possible to aim at slow moving objects. ) sharpness, aperture, price - make it an excellent choice for any beginner and not so photographer. The whale didn’t even lie around (18-55). I chose for a long time between 50mm 1,8 and 18-105 nikkor, and settled on a fifty dollars, and I don’t regret it at all! the difference in aperture ratio from…

I purchased this lens along with the Nikon D7000, count it as change (compared to the price of the carcass). Why bought? - 50 mm - almost a portrait on a crop. I have a Nikon 35mm f / 1.8G AF-S DX Nikkor in use, you can’t shoot portraits very much, I took a fifty-kopeck piece to try - I don’t like it, I’ll replace it with 85 mm (with a surcharge). Comparing with Nikon 35mm f / 1.8G AF-S DX Nikkor - non-motorized poltos focuses quickly, but slower - the background on the open blurs more…

Briefly - samples here: For more usefulness =comments below: I bought with d5000 kit 18-50. I used only a fix - the whale gave friends without sight (due to the presence of autofocus). Although I focused with my hands, often the photos were delivered to me and the models. (the main thing is to smoothly turn the focus ring clockwise and at this time raise the shutter -5 times, and then throw out 4 unnecessary pictures)) Bokeh is one of the main advantages of this glass. Indeed, with a…

He is really unreal. Since I bought it with the 3 thousand accumulated over acomuple of months, I have not regretted this purchase even once. He may have 1000 flaws, but he was and will becomol. See examples of work here:

I have been photographing for 2 months now, I have been waiting for a purchase for a very long time, I read a lot. I think its worth the money. with the d5000 carcass it goes very well even with a manual one, although sometimes it’s hard to see in the world, I use the screen. I see only an advantage in this and I am not going to look for alternatives in the near future. photo examples: . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg . Jpg…

I have plowed on my Nikon D7000 for more than a year, I love it, I use it for shooting dogs and portraits. I never regret it, I shoot in any weathercomnditions, it seems to be alive so far. I recommend it to everyone, especially beginners. The item is irreplaceable! photo examples:

I use this lens with a D7000 camera. After whale 18-55, the picture quality is impressive.Color rendition, volume and everything else at the highest level. Its aperture ratio allows you to take high-quality pictures where others would not be able to do it. RAW files need only minor processing. In general, the lens is excellent. Photo examples: . Aspx? id=1686203 . Aspx? id=1686038 . Aspx? id=1686036 . Aspx? id=1639115

My exif is AF Nikkor 50mm f / 1.8 N, there is no D. Outwardly, if the inscription where it is made to close is identical with the Chinese, but it is assembled much better. I shoot children's portraits, mostly in full growth. I took used in exc.comndition, definitely worth the money. Who has a carcass with a screwdriver - an indispensable glass, especially for beginners. HA are insignificant and are removed in ACR without traces. The accuracy of AF depends on the carcass, who has the back or the