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Tyler Posted
I purchased this lens as an upgrade to my 1.8G FX lens. I was looking for the professional 1.4 look and it's there. This lens is a little heavier/meatier than it's 1.8 counterpart. Picture quality is great, I'd say it tends to shoot a little more on the warmer side than the 1.8. Now, I have seen reviews online that the 1.8 is technically sharper. I haven't personally done any side-by-side comparisons, but if you're shooting at 1.4 it's going to be a little soft. If it's between this lens and the 1.8 I think it comes down to how much you want to spend. If you've got the money, go with this lens. If you're on a budget, the 1.8 is a great lens.
Eva82 Posted
Just love it , easy to use , makes great pictures , with nice bokeh ...my other favorite is 35 mm 1.4f. Nikkor
Captain Posted
My wife and I were expecting a newborn so I got this for her birthday. The images are stunning for portraits even in low light. This is a must have for family portraits. I am a hobby photographer and don't have a lot of time to edit so I want pictures that look great off the camera.
MadSwan Posted
I bought this to upgrade the lens that came with my Nikon 3300, spent a little more than I was budgeting but I wanted something to work well when I decide to upgrade my camera. What an amazing difference it makes even on an entry level camera. Fantastic clarity in low light and concert lighting (my primary use) I recommend it for anyone looking to take a step up from a basic lens.
Dunkin Posted
Today I had a photo shoot and needed a lenses that can shoot an amazing BOKEH. Richard Perez a specialist in the department of Nikon & other Great cameras. Richard was very helpful, also he helped me find the lense I was looking for which turned out to be the 1.4G nikkor lense and it took amazing pictures with fast auto focus and beautiful Bokeh perfect the for the scene I did .I recommend you go to Richard Perez he was very informative and confident to see what I needed recommend this lense if your looking for a clean Bokeh !!
Jimm Posted
Great walking around lens. Low light is no longer an issue. Have it mounted on a Nikon Z6 with F mount adapter. I suspect the Z lens would be even crisper but this is a nice item for your camera kit.
Anthony77 Posted
This 50mm 1.4f is the best lens I own. I have a D3200 and instead of upgrading to a D750 or D780 I bought a lens. Out the box I was taking great pictures sitting on the couch watching the Oscars. I took it to work and shot pictures of my coworkers, then I realized why I paid the extra money and got the 1.4 over the 1.8. It’s given my pictures a new professional look that I feel justified spending a couple bucks more on. If I had to do it all over again I would make the same choice. I hopes this helps anyone who’s undecided.
DeGosh Posted
I need a 50mm lens on my full frame camera and this is just the lens I was looking for. f1.4 makes manual focus at close distances a challenge but being able to focus at infinity makes focus much better for video use. I use this for documentary films and it does great at capturing action and does even better for interviews. If you want to use this with auto focus and you camera lets you choose the focus speed, I recommend the slowest setting. This will give you smooth looking focus, very close to what you would get if doing it by hand. The out of focus areas at 1.4 look amazing.
JayR Posted
This is an amazing portrait lens. I'd buy this lens over and over again. 50mm is close to what the eye sees and the f/1.4 makes for some INCREDIBLE depth of field. Out of the box this lens feels totally solid, the autofocus is ridiculously quiet. Out of the 4 other lens' I have it's the fastest focusing. This is most definitely a portrait lens, but don't be afraid to use it for some landscape. That f/1.4 makes for some cool effects.
SunshineStudios Posted
I am relatively new to the world of true photography, so the 50mm lens is taking a little getting used to. I tried working with it for kids photos, and have to figure out the "sweet spot." I have a D7000 body and am still learning that, too. Yet despite my newbie status this lens has given me some great images inside and out. I'm very glad I picked it up!
Demgor02 Posted
This lens is fast and sharp at all focal points. Great everyday lens for Street and portrait photography
Franco Posted
Great lense! Tack sharp images every time! Small & light weight as well.
nobody Posted
I was going to get the 85mm 1.8G but, oh boy I'm glad I bought this one. Since the lens is 1.4G it makes the photo a lot sharper on the thing or person you are focusing and everything else comes about blurred out like if you had a 5,000 dollar camera. Worth it all the way.
Gladlad1722 Posted
I have used this lens in a variety of lighting conditions from bright sunlight, low light and with flash and it has produced crisp, well balanced photos.
Hayleo Posted
Great lens. Fast and sharp. Awesome picture quality. A must have for portrait, travel and street photography.
Rich Posted
Precise images. Enjoy the quality of the product. I prefer Nikon products or lenses to all other for their overall detail.
mrbrown76 Posted
Takes beautiful photos. Ditch the kit lens. You wont be disappointed
880510 Posted
Great Bokeh, not sure what else to say. Attached picture was taken with the lens
Roman Posted
Takes Great portraits. Took some time to figure out how to use since i am a beginner.
Gerry Posted
perfect for daily use, even when one is travelling