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(refurb) Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX DSLR Lens $135 + free s/h at Adorama
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I got a brand new for $175 from B&H photo. They were running a promo with Amex at the time so it was even cheaper.
If you can't wait, this is a good deal.
OP: Copy the rest from this FP deal. They're $10 cheaper https://slickdeals.net/f/15379423-camera-lenses-nikon-35mm-f-1-8g-af-s-dx-nikkor-dslr-camera-lens-refurbished-155-more-free-s-h
Also, is there any nice guide/video series any of you have used to get better at taking photos with a DSLR? I've been taking photos for a few years now but I wouldn't say I'm confident in my shots. Would appreciate it, thanks!
Also, is there any nice guide/video series any of you have used to get better at taking photos with a DSLR? I've been taking photos for a few years now but I wouldn't say I'm confident in my shots. Would appreciate it, thanks!
Portraits absolutely. Landscapes i think your 18-55 would be better. If you have a DX Nikon and want a "nifty fifty" this is it. I think everyone should have one since it's affordable and capable in low light situations.
35 mm on DX has about the same field of view as a 50 mm on FX sensor, which is commonly used as the standard prime lens, close to normal (not wide, not tele)
I use a 30 years old 50mm 1.4 AF-D on my FX camera.(geared auto focus, no in lens motor)
One can also look at the Yongnuo lenses that I found offers good value.
You think digital bokeh looks good? Hahahahahahahahahaha
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If you want a "Nifty Fifty" on a crop camera, you need to buy the FX version of this lens:
35mm f/1.8G AF-S FX
This is what the product description says:
AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G lens, is the first fixed focal length, fast-aperture DX-format lens that affords photographers superb image quality along with the creative possibilities and versatility of the classic 50mm focal length (FX-format equivalent of 52mm).
AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G lens, is the first fixed focal length, fast-aperture DX-format lens that affords photographers superb image quality along with the creative possibilities and versatility of the classic 50mm focal length (FX-format equivalent of 52mm).
Also, is there any nice guide/video series any of you have used to get better at taking photos with a DSLR? I've been taking photos for a few years now but I wouldn't say I'm confident in my shots. Would appreciate it, thanks!
Landscape, no. The 18-55 is going to be better, the lower the focal length the better. Here's a decent basic article. https://www.nikonusa.co
If you're looking for a good all-purpose lens that can do landscapes, portraits, as well as some light telephoto work I'd recommend this bad boy. I pretty much just take that lens and my macro lens when I'm hiking, and MAYBE my 70-300mm lens (although it's a crappy kit lens): https://www.nikonusa.co