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Camera Lenses: Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX NIKKOR DSLR Camera Lens (Refurbished) Expired
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$199.95
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- Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX NIKKOR DSLR Lens (Refurbished) $154.95
- Tamron SP 45mm f/1.8 Di VC USD Lens for Nikon F $389
- Tamron SP 17-50mm f/2.8 Lens for Nikon F Mount $369.95
- Fixed Focal Length: 35mm Lens
- Maximum Aperture: f/1.8
- Image Stabilization Type: No
- Lens Series: Nikon AF-S Series Series, Nikon DX Series
- HB-46 Bayonet
- Lens Hood- LC-52 Snap-On Front Lens Cap
- LF-1 Rear Lens Cap
- CL-0913 Soft Case
- Nikon 90 Day USA Warranty
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- The Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S Lens (Refurbished) is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars from over 1,000+ Adorama customer reviews.
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I can take a photo of someone at dusk while in motion and it comes out clear, crisp, and looks so bright you'd think I took it an hour earlier
A few years ago I took photos of the comet where it looked like it's lighting up the earth
Fantastic lens. Only drawback: its VERY narrow focus. Excellent for getting portraits with a soft background, and when you have time to set up a shot. But when trying to take a quick shot it can be difficult to be sure you're focused on the right part of your subject. If your subject fills the frame and you accidentally focus on their hand, or something 6 inches closer than their face, their face will be blurry. The photos I nail are way better than with a cheaper lens, but I blow a lot more shots because of autofocus not picking the perfect focal point.
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Anyone know if any deals coming up for the new version of the Sony A7r IV?
Anyone know if any deals coming up for the new version of the Sony A7r IV?
probably no deal.
Anyone know if any deals coming up for the new version of the Sony A7r IV?
Actually not that weird. Fujifilm (apsc) has the famous pancake 27mm and similarly panasonic (m43) has the 20mm f1.7 since forever and these are quite popular. Personally I would go with 35mm on FF so you definitely got a point ha ha
Ya, 35mm or 50mm are what I'd prefer, but any good photographer can make due, right? 👍
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I can take a photo of someone at dusk while in motion and it comes out clear, crisp, and looks so bright you'd think I took it an hour earlier
A few years ago I took photos of the comet where it looked like it's lighting up the earth
Fantastic lens. Only drawback: its VERY narrow focus. Excellent for getting portraits with a soft background, and when you have time to set up a shot. But when trying to take a quick shot it can be difficult to be sure you're focused on the right part of your subject. If your subject fills the frame and you accidentally focus on their hand, or something 6 inches closer than their face, their face will be blurry. The photos I nail are way better than with a cheaper lens, but I blow a lot more shots because of autofocus not picking the perfect focal point.
I can take a photo of someone at dusk while in motion and it comes out clear, crisp, and looks so bright you'd think I took it an hour earlier
A few years ago I took photos of the comet where it looked like it's lighting up the earth
Fantastic lens. Only drawback: its VERY narrow focus. Excellent for getting portraits with a soft background, and when you have time to set up a shot. But when trying to take a quick shot it can be difficult to be sure you're focused on the right part of your subject. If your subject fills the frame and you accidentally focus on their hand, or something 6 inches closer than their face, their face will be blurry. The photos I nail are way better than with a cheaper lens, but I blow a lot more shots because of autofocus not picking the perfect focal point.
If your Nikon can autofocus a screw-drive D lens an 80-200mm 2.8 can be had used and cheap. While that lens might be as old as I am it still produces poster and magazine quality shots.