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Nikon 50mm Price
| Nikon 50mm lenses purchased through slr-lens.co.uk have an average price of: | £62 |
| The cheapest Nikon 50mm puchased was: | £40 |
| The most expensive Nikon 50mm puchased was: | £80 |
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Nikon 50mm specs
Nikkor AF 50mm F/1.8D |
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| Lens type: Standard | Focal range: 50mm |
| Weight: 155g | Motor type: |
| Image stabilisation: No | |
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Nikon 50mm Details
The Nikon 50mm is a standard lens, weighing 155g. A good all rounder offering a decent focal range at a manageable size.
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Nikon 50mm review
Nikon 50mm opinion
27/10/2010
I LOVE this lens...very sharp and I use it for all my portraits!
by cayce elms
I LOVE this lens...very sharp and I use it for all my portraits!
by cayce elms
27/10/2010
this lens hasn't come off my camera since I purchased it. It's a great overall portrait lens and allows me to open up very wide and still nail sharpness in low light conditions.
by cayce elms
this lens hasn't come off my camera since I purchased it. It's a great overall portrait lens and allows me to open up very wide and still nail sharpness in low light conditions.
by cayce elms
31/10/2010
Its a great lens for the price and definitely one I would consider buying
by Isla Duffy
Its a great lens for the price and definitely one I would consider buying
by Isla Duffy
02/11/2010
I'm loving my new 50 mm lens for it's 1.8 aperture. Captures great light. Not always the most convenient lens for groups, some full body shots in studio or extreme closeups but a good lens for capturing a good bit of everything else.
by Jenni
I'm loving my new 50 mm lens for it's 1.8 aperture. Captures great light. Not always the most convenient lens for groups, some full body shots in studio or extreme closeups but a good lens for capturing a good bit of everything else.
by Jenni
05/11/2010
WOW! This lens has rocked my world. Most of my other lenses were zoom lens so I am now fully addicted to the 50 mm. I love the bokah it provides and I LOVE the awesomeness it brings to inside photos. I adore that i can shoot a wedding dim light and get a beautiful clear photo as compared to my zoom lens that blurs. HIGHLY recommend this and it is well worth the money!
by April Russell Photography
WOW! This lens has rocked my world. Most of my other lenses were zoom lens so I am now fully addicted to the 50 mm. I love the bokah it provides and I LOVE the awesomeness it brings to inside photos. I adore that i can shoot a wedding dim light and get a beautiful clear photo as compared to my zoom lens that blurs. HIGHLY recommend this and it is well worth the money!
by April Russell Photography
05/12/2010
This lens is one that everyone should have in their kitbag. The f/1.8 variant is so cheap, yet produces excellent results, it has to be the best value-for-money of any lens that Nikon produce.
I opted for the f/1.4 variant. It's more expensive, and offered an extra 1/2 stop. Was it worth it? I don't know. But it does produce images which have a different feel to the f/1.8, and if you want ultra low DOF, this is the lens to go for.
It's solidly made, with the only moving parts being the focus ring, and the aperture ring (which is locked down at f/16 for aperture control from the camera). I know friends who have dropped theirs from quite a height, and they've survived with nothing more than some cosmetic damage.
by Stephen Barnes
This lens is one that everyone should have in their kitbag. The f/1.8 variant is so cheap, yet produces excellent results, it has to be the best value-for-money of any lens that Nikon produce.
I opted for the f/1.4 variant. It's more expensive, and offered an extra 1/2 stop. Was it worth it? I don't know. But it does produce images which have a different feel to the f/1.8, and if you want ultra low DOF, this is the lens to go for.
It's solidly made, with the only moving parts being the focus ring, and the aperture ring (which is locked down at f/16 for aperture control from the camera). I know friends who have dropped theirs from quite a height, and they've survived with nothing more than some cosmetic damage.
by Stephen Barnes
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Nikon 50mm photos
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![Faces of Street of Auckland [Jennifer]](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5079/5890249009_7db9dc2aaf_s.jpg)
