📷 YongNuo AF Lens 50mm f/1.8 Nikon F: A Must-Have for Nikon Photographers! Review

Well, + I'm not a pro, but an amateur, perhaps with better settings it would come out better. The photos were taken by him, but in revision . I do not save the originals. I think if they really shoot animals, then people and objects with normal settings are not a problem at all =)

For beginners, it's the perfect solution. Pros below: For its price it is very good. Price / quality balanced perfectly. It has a wide aperture and good contrast. - ate after two years of use: Better to use manual focus. It will be much easier this way and you will be able to save your nerves. I use it only when shooting portraits, although it’s stupid to limit yourself to such frames, because fifty dollars is not only for portraits. Its cons: Autofocus often misses, the photos are quite soapy,

Compared with the standard 18-55, it is really fast. at the same aperture, the shutter speed is shorter and the pictures are brighter. staffer is not much sharper. colors are natural. Autofocus is much faster though and noisy. camera d5300. what I expected from the lens and it turned out. who wants to just take pictures and not chase expensive brands I recommend.

In general, it’s cheap as a slipper, and therefore I don’t want to find fault but damn sharpness compared to Nikon's 18-55 on the same aperture and focus. rast. autofocus misses one or two, but it’s understandable because fast aperture in short if the entry-level camera is a topchik and if you have some kind of D850 - it makes sense to take such a lens - no ahah you yourself understand

An excellent lens for the price. I'm a beginner so there's nothing to compare it to. I know for sure that I won’t wear 18-55 more on my 3200. You have to work with your feet, but it's worth it! The pictures are great! On my copy, HA are hardly noticeable.

For such a price and for beginners, it’s quite a good copy. You just have to get used to it and everything will be ok. There are chromics, but they are also present on other glasses.

I fully work out its value, I would even say that with interest. There is no fear of losing or damaging the lens. Stupidly lost, bought a new one! Moreover, it is broadcast to any carcasses 3XXX, 5XXX, 7xxx and full-frame Nikons. It works fine for me on 3300, 5600 and 750. I won’t say about the live view mode and video with this lens, I don’t use them in practice. I recommend it to anyone on a budget, plus buy the 35mm version. And there will be two fixes for the price of one Nikon - half a…

Pros below: Good lens, bright. Based on the design of the hood, it seems to me that it is not needed. Got cons: The only thing is the slippage of the rubber ring of the sharpness adjustment, although if you use auto-adjustment, then this is a trifle.

Some pros: For the price, this is a great device for beginners, which will allow you to understand what aperture is larger than f3.5. Has some cons Very long and clumsy autofocus. The focus adjustment ring scrolls.

In general, for the money - an excellent portrait! Good sharpness, great soft colors! I use it on a camera with a crop matrix - on the street, as well as in a large room - great pictures! The autofocus is a bit pensive, but if you're not a professional who has to shoot fast and a lot and don't want to shell out tens of thousands of dollars for a lens, then this lens is for you! Of the minuses: on a crop, the focal length is around 80mm and in a limited room (in an apartment) it can be…

Bought for installation on Nikon D90. I liked it as the main one ("fifty kopecks" on the crop). Autofocus is accurate, without "under" and "over". On the film F60, autofocus does not work, but the Nikkor 50mm 1: 1,8D on the F60 works "with a bang" .

I liked the lens, I can safely recommend it for purchase. Has some pros Aperture, light weight, build quality and of course the price. Has some cons At a fully open aperture, it lathers over the entire field of the frame.