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Nikon 35mm F1.8 Lens AF-s DX (Australian Warranty) $199 Delivered @ DCXpert eBay

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Nikon 35mm F1.8 Lens AF-s DX $199 Delivered

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  • Is this a good lens for portraits?

    Would this be compatible with my wife's Nikon D3200?

    • Not for portrait, you need a longer focal length for portrait like 50mm on D3200 because of the crop factor.

      • +1

        This is DX not FX.

        • I don't know what that means.

        • +1

          @huwcar:

          It will be fine if you want nice creamy backgrounds. You might have to be a little bit close to your subject though, but you might actually appreciate the fact that you don't have to step too far back to take a wide picture.

        • @schwinn:

          Ok great, that sounds like the right sort of thing then :)

        • +2

          @huwcar:
          Normally you would use FX lenses on cameras with FX-format sensors.
          Or DX lenses on cameras with DX-format sensors.
          The Nikon D3200 is a DX camera.

    • +1

      Short answer is yes 😀. I have one for my d3300 and it's great lens for portrait, night and even landscape.

    • +1

      Most people like a longer lens for portraits.

      Something like a 85mm (ff equivalent) would be the sweet spot I think, and a fast aperture for good subject isolation.

    • i have this lens and it is really excellent

      i also have the fx 50mm (which means it ends up being 70mm+ or something on the DX camera) anyway I use the 50mm for portraits and the 35mm for everyday walking around & night shots. Hardly use the kit lenses anymore

  • This is a lovely lens to shoot with, and at a good price.

  • I actually throw this onto my FX camera too, and use it without crop mode. It's sweet to have a fast wide lens, but just take note the vignetting is extreme since the lens is a DX.

    • That seems a bit wasteful since Nikon have made about 7 million fast 50 lenses for FF, but up to you.

      • I have a 35mm DX because I upgraded from a d90 to a d610. I suppose the waste is me not selling that off, but I'm very procrastinating when it comes to selling lenses.

        I do have a 50 and 85 1.8, which are brilliant.

        • I thought this lens was supposed to be about the only DX lens ever made that was usable on fx bodies? How extreme is it?

        • @kevitkotw:
          Indoors, where light is limited you'll see blackish corners. Not noticeable on a bright day outdoors.

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