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23 wrz 2018 · Price – the Nikon 35mm f/1.8G is the second cheapest prime lens after 50mm f/1.8D that retails for around $200 (check current price), while the Nikon 50mm f/1.4G is more than twice as expensive, retailing for $435.
18 paź 2024 · Our article will look at 35mm vs 50mm prime lenses and their attributes. We will also explain why you should always have a prime lens in your camera bag. If you’re still debating between 35mm vs 50mm, consider this lens with an effective focal length of 35mm on full frame cameras and 56mm on APS-C cameras.
If you’re looking at the equivalent of a 50mm prime lens for your APS-C camera, you’ll need to choose something that’s closer to 35mm. Here are our recommendations for Sony, Nikon, and Canon crop sensor cameras.
35mm will give you a normal field of view - similar to the 50mm on a full-frame camera. 50mm will give you the field of view of a short telephoto. My suggestion: set your zoom lens to these values and shoot them for a bit.
2 sty 2024 · How to use a 50mm lens? Low light scenarios. Just like the 35mm lens, the 50mm is excellent in low light. Wide aperture 50mm lenses are quite cheap. That means you can get into low-light photography on a budget. An f/1.8 50mm lens costs around $125 if you shoot Canon or $215 if you shoot Nikon.
7 sie 2019 · I don't know where 50mm became common, because it is easiest to make 43-45mm lenses for the 35mm film format. The 'normal' lens on FX would be the 43mm sensor diagonal, so 45 is closer. I found 28mm more useful as a landscape lens and 45mm as a more general prime lens.
35mm is my fav focal length but like...the z is just good. For the price it seems silly? I don’t have a 35mm but think about it. I do have the 50mm and love it and use it for street, landscape, portraits.
