Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras

I gave 1 star for "image stabilization" as this lens does not have that feature. TBH you don't need it on a lens like this. If your pictures are blurry, you need to look at your camera technique! So what's good about it? The picture quality from this lens is comparable to much more expensive lenses. It is significantly better than most kit lenses that come with DX nikon cameras. It has very low distortion and has a field of view comparable to what you see, so perfect for reportage, travel, landscapes etc. It's also really fast - i.e. it goes down to f1.8 which means you can shoot with a lower ISO and still have a good shutter speed in lower lighting. It also means you can shoot really professional looking portraits with a lovely blurry background or beautiful bokeh if you have christmas lights or such like about 20 feet or more behind the subject. The final comment is that this lens is very small and light, and is now my preferred 'default' lens if i'm out and about with the camera without a specific shot in mind. Being a prime lens, you can't zoom in or out, so you need to position yourself to get the best shot, and that encourages more creative photography I think. Great little lens for the money!

Loving this lense for portait photography. Quick autofocus and lets a ton of light in letting me use a lower iso. Well worth the money.

The more recent Nikon lenses seem to me to be getting more & more plastic'y feeling & actually do contain more plastic parts in a literal sense TBH & as such I feel the quality has begun to suffer. Having said that though I'm glad to say that this 35mm 1.8 G version lens feels not too bad considering it is mostly plastic. It feels reasonably weighted in the hands. I think it might actually prove to be a decent long term lens for me but that part is still a way off to determine but it does feel way way better made than it's more Plastic'y kit Lenses do that's for sure. As for actual performance well you get what's pretty much to be expected & that's an excellent 35mm prime capable of giving you nice crisp & sharp images & if Bokeh is your thing it'll give you that too. It performs particularly well in low light situations considering it's the 1.8 IMHO & I can't see much benefit to be had in going for the much more expensive 1.4 unless you really need Ultra low light use or are obsessed with getting some Ultra Bokeh looks going on. I bagged it for 135 off Amz UK so it's definitely a no brainer bargain 35mm 1.8 & you get your Nikon D7500 extended warranty. I can highly recommend it.

Wonderful lens, good results. Finally saw some bokehs at 35mm :). There is noticeably sound from the focusing mechanism, but it ok, and fairly unnoticeable during video recording. I felt occational difficulties to focus close objects (within 30cm, just mentioning). The amazon product description was a bit confusing for me. This is a 35mm DX lens. On DX cameras like d5600, it will give 35mm focul length. The 52mm focul length adjustment is applicable, only when it is used with a full frame camera. (Mentioned, just because, it may help someone).

My son is very pleased with the new lens. He's impressed with the clarity and features

Absolutely love this lens. Only had it a day but already very impressed. I took this pic at f/1.8 to create the blurring effect. Picture clarity is great and the autofocus works beautifully, silently. Great value for money. Camera - D5600.

Bought a used-very good item, looks like new and images are pin sharp, really looking forward to taking this out and using it properly

As a novice I had put this lens to use on my old Nikon D300 camera. I am very pleased with the performance. Good clean pictures with excellent portrait and close up performance. Cannot fault it so far.

Perfect Delivery and Genuine product. Attitude of the Dealer has been changed. Since my earlier purchases with Him is not up to the expected level. Now He is perfect. Good.

Pour cet ordre de prix, voilà un super objectif qui change vraiment de ceux livré avec les appareils reflex Nikon, je pense qu'il ne décevra personne: 35 mm (soit 50 mm en équivalent 24X36) c'est très bien. J'ai préféré prendre ce modèle plutôt que le 50 mm (équivalent 75 mm en 24X36) qui à mon avis peut être un peu trop "serrant" pour les photos en intérieur. Les photos prises à grande ouverture en faible luminosité ont vraiment du "cachet", arrière plan magnifiquement flouté, contraste important entre les zones éclairées et les zones sombres qui sont bien noires. Attention néanmoins: La grande ouverture autorise des photos en intérieur sans flash, oui MAIS: le temps de pose dans ce cas peut être relativement long (plus de 1/40è de s) ce qui induit tout de même un risque de flou de bougé. De plus la profondeur de champ à grande ouverture étant extrêmement réduite, il faut faire très attention à l'endroit choisi pour la mise au point. Un exemple sur un visage, vous visez l'oreille et la face est floue... A savoir quand même, ce n'est pas l'objectif qui fera le photographe... Autre bémol, sur le mien le pare-soleil ne se verrouille pas franchement, comme sur mes autres objectifs Nikon.

35mm is quite wide, fast (F1.8) and creates sharp photos with wide dynamic range (at least on the D7200).

I bought this and had a good experience. Product is genuine. Thank you.

良いということで購入したが、外装、機構とも状態がよく満足です。ラッキーです。ネット販売で信頼できる取引先です。