Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras by Nikon Lens

How to nikon lens fast the object is moving

While this nikon lens produces very sharp images at f/1.8, the corner show lower contrast. Sharpness and contrast increases further as you stop down to f/2, f/2.8 and f/4. Sharpness increases slowly after f/2.8 (i.e. at f/2.8 seems to be the optimal, without sacrificing too much speed)

The big plus with this nikon lens over the older 35mm lens is the AF-S feature which is auto focus system that is internal to the nikon nikkor lens, very fast and very silent. This nikon nikkor lens will please a lot of people who currently own D40, D40x, D60, and D5000, as they now can benefit from the autofocus.

Another big win is the manual override on autofocus mode (M/A mode), which will allow us to change the focus without having to change the mode to manual mode (this is pretty standard to most Nikon lens newer lenses but it’s quite new for Nikon prime lens series)

This nikon lens reviews doens’t have image stabilization (VR), but that is kind of expected as Nikon lens also doesn’t include  nikon vr lens on their new 50mm f/1.4 AF-S lens.

It would be nice to have  nikon vr lens (for longer exposure handheld operation, and for people with less stable photography technique) but it will probably increase the size, weight and cost of this nikon lens.

If you are wondering whether you should get a fast lens or a nikon lens with nikon vr lens, here’s my take: In overall, VR does help a lot (as it will reduce camera shake) and will produce better/sharper picture than equivalent lens without nikon vr lens.

If the object is moving fast (sports/action) then nikon vr lens feature alone might not help.

How to nikon lens fast the object is moving and how much light is available.

the fast lens often end up being a far better solution, even without VR feature as it will allow much faster shutter speed to freeze motion. Using tripod (and a remote) will substitute for the need of VR feature.

In general I would recommend getting a fast lens with VR feature (and usually it is expensive) such as the 70-200 f/2.8 VR, but if one can only get for one or the other, then find out what do you want to use the lens for and then use the guideline mentioned here.

If you are wondering whether you will get the benefit of buying f/1.4 lens over a f/1.8 lens, just remember that the f/1.4 lens is about 60% faster than f/1.8 at its widest aperture setting. With this information, you can decide if the additional speed will justify the additional cost.

The bokeh is nicer as well in f/1.4 lens but I think speed is usually the main factor in deciding whether to get the more expensive f/1.4 lens.

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