Review on Nikon 35mm f/1.8G Auto Focus Lens for Nikon DSLR Cameras - Black (Model 2183) by Korakod Khun-avut ᠌

All imperfections are easily removed in Lightroom. I use it in tandem with the d5200. Very satisfied. At first, I didn’t understand it, very often smeared autofocus. In a couple of months, I realized that I would no longer wear a whale. I bought it in the player, they checked it myself, my copy had neither back nor front focus. Recently rode tubing and I had to change it to a whale, as the subjects were far away. Arriving home, I was simply stunned by how much worse the whale worked in the same conditions. For a portrait, of course, it’s not an option, the effect of the barrel is very noticeable, but no one has beaten me for this yet, LR will help you. In general, the advice is this: if there is no sharpness on open holes, then you need to cover the hole on the stop. The depth of field is very small, you just don’t get exactly on that part of the subject where you need it. Well, either turn the handles, or through live view. In general, I am very pleased with the purchase, when working in a room it allows you to work without a flash. Disciplines the photographer, teaches them to look for the right exposure and angle. Recommend for anyone who grew up with whale glass.