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

purchased for D90. write: - misses. well, maybe a couple of times for a hundred frames, and then, I think, it’s not his fault, but from too much trust placed in his capabilities). the problem in my case is different, described in the shortcomings - there are cases when it cannot focus at all. - focusing slowly. may take place on any models or instances of cameras. on the D90, focusing is not much different from a lens with a motor. only for a few milliseconds) - are awarded with various bokeh epithets. Well, there are a few, yes. but deep enough, I think there are not many people who do not like it. I don't consider myself one of those. - Irregularity across the frame. since the D90 does not have a full matrix, I did not notice this. either this flaw remains outside the matrix, or I was lucky. I think it's more the first one. as a gift to my wife. not yet very tuned in to shooting on manual settings. showed the difference between photos in manual and automatic modes - agreed that I would have to master it). this is to the aperture of the lens - in the machine, the frames turn out to be too bright. You can, of course, solve this issue, but then she will still shoot everything on the "machine". let him study)