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The AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G lens by Nikon is a high-quality photographic focusing lens. Offering a large focusing factor, it covers a range from f/1.8 to f/22. The Nikon lens features Silence Wave Motor, Aspherical Elements, M/A Mode, and Rear Focusing for vibrant colors and clear details, while accepting 52mm filters.
Enjoy the flexibility of continuous shooting all day long. The fast f/1.8 aperture delivers exceptionally sharp results even in low light.
Unlock the secret to creating smooth, evenly blurred backgrounds. Easily isolate your subject and create a stunning effect.
It offers high resolution and contrast with silent autofocus operation.
Photos and videos with rich, vibrant colors and strong contrast. Shoot without worrying about harsh sunlight or backlit conditions.
The compact size of the AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G is convenient for your travels and responds exceptionally well to the needs of discreet street photography.
Front lens cap with 52 mm snap-on LC-52, rear lens cap LF-1, bayonet hood HB-46, flexible lens pouch CL-0913
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One of the best lenses at a very good value for money price. For anyone who really wants to practice with a prime lens and without zoom in order to understand how a lens works, it is a "must". I regret not buying it much earlier since the d3500 I own came with the kit that had the 18-55mm F3.5-5.6G lens which gives you many possibilities but especially in night shots I was missing a lot.
Perhaps the best DX prime lens from Nikon! I had it on a D3500 and took several photos, it helps that it has a wide aperture (1.8g) for night shots, it is small and lightweight. I really regret selling it.
It has a little chromatic aberration but overall very good.
Okay, I'm not an expert but I will also declare myself a fan of this cheap lens.
I use it often, it has given me solutions, especially in low light conditions, as it allows me to shoot at a faster speed with two or three clicks. I rarely use it at f1.8 because I achieve better results with an aperture of more than 2 and I deal with its mediocre autofocus.
Perhaps the most honest lens of the company in relation to its price, of course.
I highly recommend it without reservation
Excellent lens with incredible sharpness and detail! I attached it to my 7200 and the result was amazing. It's a great gift from Nikon at this price. The autofocus makes a little noise when the lens doesn't focus well, but it's not bothersome. The build quality is decent. It's worth every penny they ask for. However, it's difficult to take the lens off the camera. It really shines.
I had an issue with the focusing (and still do). Maybe I am doing something wrong, who knows.
As for the positives, the speed, brightness, and good depth of field of the lens (due to its aperture of 1.8)
Contrary to what the majority states, I am not satisfied with the sharpness and focus of the lens.
Excellent lens for its price. I have used it for various types of photography and it does an incredible job.
I give it 5 stars, but what bothers me is that it makes quite a noise when it autofocuses, so if you want to shoot videos, you will need to use manual focus. The lens's bokeh is amazing for its price and it delivers fantastic results in terms of sharpness. Ideal for portraits, excellent for landscapes and other types of photos.
Quite a good lens and value for money. You can achieve nice effects with the low aperture and create professional-level images. The only negative is the slow auto focus compared to others, as well as the slight focal loss (accepted with the purchase).
For an amateur, the lens is a must-have, at that price. If you speak with professionals in the field, they will tell you the same thing, "a very good everyday use lens."
I use the lens for amateur use, but I have been extremely satisfied. The price is okay for what you get.
Yes, my little ones, it is as described by the previous ones before me. But... it is not a cure-all. And it is not for every moment. The photo is not just "wait for me to frame it". Sometimes you want to zoom and click. Sometimes you want to fit the whole family at the table (three bananas). That's when you will appreciate the lens kit.
I am an amateur and this lens is the best for the money to escape from the kit lens (I bought it for around 150). I am amazed by the results, it works wonders. I recommend it to amateurs and non-amateurs, it is essential for a photographer!
Very good lens for its price. Perfect for amateur use. Incredible bokeh, very good sharpness and vibrant colors. I also used it for astrophotography because of its large aperture. Better results than variable lenses. Plus, it is very lightweight, small, and highly portable. The only negative is that I would like a better feel on the zoom ring. I highly recommend it for a prime lens, 100%!!
If you know how to handle it, you will love and enjoy this lens. It is much superior at night compared to the kit lens, and I emphasize this because during the day, most lenses produce good photos.
I have had it for a year now. Very "bright"/fast lens, ideal if you photograph moving targets (e.g. children). It has replaced my Nikon kit lens (18-55) as the standard lens. In everyday use, the zoom has not disappointed me, but I also have a zoom lens in my carrying bag for any case (practically, I have used it very few times). Its weight/size is also an advantage as it doesn't tire you. Also, due to its small size, it doesn't "intrude", I mean sometimes you take out the camera to take a photo of someone who feels a little uncomfortable with the big lens in front of them. This is not a problem with lenses like this.
I don't think there is anyone who has a Nikon DX body and doesn't have this lens! I have had it for about 2 months and I still can't realize how amazing job you can do with so little money! It's worth every penny, guys! Congratulations to Nikon!
It is a perfect lens for its price. The results I saw were exactly what I needed and I highly recommend it!
I got it as a second lens, at 136, in a deal that was available. Excellent for portraits, very easy bokeh, good sharpness, clearly better in this aspect than other variable lenses of similar price range. I haven't had the chance to try it for street photography yet, although I think it will perform well in terms of color and detail. I find the fixed focal length a bit strange (I also have an 18-105), but at least for the two aforementioned categories, I think it is the best choice considering the price and usage. I will come back to note that I am an amateur photographer.
Upd1 I think it is the most value for money lens for a beginner. There are times when I almost never take it off my camera in most situations. I am not an expert, but it has very good sharpness and "teaches" you to photograph more accurately, as the lack of zoom makes you walk closer to your subject, but mainly helps you start framing in this way instead of zooming in and losing aperture and stability. I have taken almost everything with it, in the city, in buildings at close distances, in the forest-nature, portraits. For me, it is almost all around and for a beginner amateur, it is the best option to take a step forward in photography.
I bought it for 136€... I still cry... it is excellent... And it is so cheap that one doesn't need to think about it... A bright flashlight... Bright in every way.
An excellent lens for the money in relation to what it offers. Very high quality and sharp up to 1.8. My first contact was difficult, but it becomes familiar over time. A challenging lens for someone starting out with a fixed one, but the results are what will compensate for it.
It was my favorite lens. Until the autofocus mechanism broke after 4.5 years ---> €130
Go buy the lens.. it's that simple .... there's nothing better for the money .. especially if you're amateurs and just starting out, get it with your eyes closed ... unless you're a professional who makes money from it or just someone rich who doesn't care, it's better to spend less money on the body and start getting good lenses, even on the most economical camera like the Nikon D3500. When you learn your camera and your lens well, you'll do wonders even with these .. even if it's prime (no zoom) ... use your feet .... the lens is very bright, 1.8f with beautiful bokeh ... and at 4f it becomes crystal clear! 10/10
If you have a budget and are thinking of getting a prime lens with great value for money, this is the ideal one!
The lens simply doesn't exist!! As a long-time user of the lens kit, I decided to transition to the prime 35mm mainly for its low aperture, as I take photos and videos at night. Very sharp lens even at f1.8.. Its bokeh is very good as well, although with the 50mm lens the blurring is more intense, but the 50mm limits you to closed spaces, etc. On a dx camera, the 35mm is the best choice!!! I highly recommend it for around 1000, it's a must-have lens in a photographer's bag!!! I'm also including a video for anyone who wants to see what the lens can do at night
https://youtu.be/PxOOXz1zAiU
Gentlemen, whoever has a crop mount Nikon must buy this lens, incredibly sharp even at 1.8, it is the most cinematic. In my opinion, anyone with a budget up to €300 should not think about it, just take it. Also, don't worry about the mm, it is capable of perfect use in landscape, food photography, portrait, and if you go through the editing process with a preset or luts in Lightroom or Photoshop, the result will leave you speechless.
It is worth every euro you will spend on this lens because its price is really low for what it offers. It makes a big difference compared to the kit lens, even in outdoor areas where the lighting is satisfactory.
Its positives:
- Large aperture (1:1.8), which makes it ideal in situations where there is insufficient lighting.
- With its 35mm, you have a lens that can be used for many purposes such as portraits, street photography, night shots, etc. (not landscapes as it is "tight" for those).
- It is "fast" in the sense that with a large aperture, we can use higher shutter speeds.
- Its bokeh is nice and something you don't find in the kit lens, at least not to this extent.
- Its sharpness is more than satisfactory considering its cost, even at wide apertures.
- It is very lightweight and small in size, which makes it very convenient and comfortable, especially when combined with the 35mm, you will always have it on your camera.
Its negatives:
- It has a cheap construction, but it is justified considering its price and the reason it doesn't cost double or more is because it is "made in China."
- The autofocus is a bit noisy, although personally it doesn't bother me.
- The focus ring does not have a specific stop (or at least I can't find it), which can be confusing in situations where you want to manually focus, especially in the dark.
In conclusion, I would highly recommend this lens, especially to amateurs, as it is ideal for entering the world of photography and evolving as a photographer, as it provides capabilities that the kit 18-55 lens does not have in any case.
Every professional and every amateur should have this lens. It is very good value for money with all that it offers you!
