I bought it because I considered it to be fast, but on an open aperture, in the range from 1.8 to 8, As a result, after a series of pictures from the balcony and a couple of portraits, maybe I was unlucky, write if it doesn’

Personally, I tested 2 one point gives completely different results - either the back, or the front, however, sometimes it hits, Very sharp, And due to poor autofocus, In principle,

When buying, I rejected 2 out of 3, even the one chosen from 3 it was, of course, worth its money, about 10,000 Now I wouldn'

An excellent lens after the "whale" lens is simply gorgeous, I use it as a staff lens on the d7100, very good sharpness, fast aperture, for narrow spaces it's just an irreplaceable thing on a crop,

Before that, I photographed at 18-105mm, on the Nikon d90 I saw that some write that they say that between 18-105 and 35 bright, this is an excellent lens, I will unsubscribe again, having studied the lens more carefully.

For me, Although for this money, there was a macro 40mm f2.8, which I liked much more, art or prefer 40 PS: I put 4 stars only because of the cost, the quality of the issued picture would be rated at 3.

I didn’t understand it, they checked it myself, of course, it’s not an option, the effect of the barrel is very noticeable, but no one has beaten me for this yet, the advice is this: if there is no sharpness on open holes, you just don’ either turn the handles, I am very pleased with the purchase,

I use this glass with the d3100 while the quality of the resulting photographs, on the contrary, 7 thousand), but it is a little more expensive and it is not always convenient to use such a focal length, but it remained at the same level, although I don’

I took it after 50mm f / 1.8G AF-S, because in many situations it was too narrow (I shoot on crop), I' miniature and compact, no creaks, everything is fine. 35 worn "in reverse", does not allow you to turn the focus on both lenses, At 50mm, the rotation is generally smoother, plus after going to the extreme position, there is the same "nut" in the extreme position, you will feel that you have reached the extreme position, then the extreme position can be missed, which is excluded by 50 doesn't

at an affordable price, At the same time, I advise you to immediately check 2-3 copies in the store (you can print it out in advance and take a test table with you) Ru/users/zelengrass/album/359567/

I bought it for children's photography in conditions of limited space, which are our apartments, well, mine is so for sure))) it’s extremely difficult to use 50 mm / 1.8 in small rooms, you always rest against the wall, I’m not overjoyed with the d7000, the viewing angle allows you not to go far, the autofocus motor works quietly and does not scare the child, the background blurs well, but not significant, but in principle,

You can shoot portraits, landscapes, subjects, the shutter speed is shortened, then at an open aperture is not surprising because the depth of field is very small, Photo example -

I am a novice amateur photographer and after those lenses that have passed through my hands, high aperture with pleasant bokeh as for me and very good sharpness, which, at my level and for such money, in general it’s a sin to complain) but, to be honest, it’s worth taking it new,

Bought after repair in 6ave. The item is practically new and very clean, a Nikon booklet was also included. This is a good all-around lens for everyday shots. Here's my first nightscape with this little gem.

Incredibly small 35 mm. There is something special about the subtle features of this lens that I love. Sure, like the f1.8, it takes great low light photos, but this thing really shines in good light and produces fantastic results. One of my new favorite lenses for "running".

I'm a portrait photographer and I love this lens! He's always on my camera. It's the perfect size, lightweight, and takes clear photos. This is best for shooting at someone's home, and it also allows me to get really close to my subjects and capture amazing detail. I definitely recommend this lens and it's a great price!

All my Nikkor lenses have "US" before the serial number but this one doesn't. I was sad, depressed and angry. So I called the Nikon service center in Los Angeles to check it out. My lens is an American lens. Now I can smile again. Nikon number 1 800 645-6687. And you can register your lens too! phew Great lens. Buy it.

Small lightweight 35mm lens. This lightweight lens is ideal for wedding photographers who capture long days. Fast focusing even in low light. I've paired it with the D750 and just love it! I shot with two D750s, one with this lens and the other with 85 f1.8. These two lenses make a great wedding tandem. Nikon's f1.8 G-series lens lineup is simply amazing. Nikon is doing great things. For me the value for money compared to the 35mm f1.4 is not a problem.

The difference between the f/1.8 and f/1.4 versions of this lens lies in the build quality. Both are of high optical quality and both work in the same way. If you're hard on your gear, if you're a pro using your gear on a daily basis, the f/1.4 version might come in handy as it's designed for heavy use and some abuse. If, like me, you take care of your gear and don't depend on earning your living, you can save a lot of money by buying a 35/1.8 lens.

For any DX camera like the d7000 series (where 35mm becomes about 50mm) this lens is a must. Good image quality, good blur effects and ideal for events and festivals. Don't buy a 50mm lens before this lens. 50mm is a good lens but not universal. 50mm is portrait format for DX cameras (becomes 85mm) so it's not convenient for you to use at home. (like d850).