Nikon Wide Angel Lens
nikon wide angel lens
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FISHEYE MACRO CANON NIKON SONY PENTAX OLYMPUS DSLR 52MM 0.21X WIDE ANGEL LENS $42.97 |
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Nikon AF Nikkor 24-120mm 1:3.5-5.6 D Wide Angel Lens $175.00 |
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37mm Wide Angel Metal Lens Hood for Canon Sony Nikon Sigma Tamrmon Samsung Kodak $5.19 |
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37mm Wide Angel Metal Lens Hood for Canon Sony Nikon Sigma Tamrmon Samsung Kodak $4.98 |
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Vivitar Series 1 52mm High Def. 0.43x Wide Angel Lens for Nikon 18-55mm Lens EXC $24.95 |
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Super WIDE ANGEL LENS for ALL 52MM CANON NIKON PENTAX $46.94 |
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WIDE ANGEL FISHEYE LENS for ALL 52MM CANON NIKON PENTAX $44.95
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WIDE ANGEL FISHEYE LENS for ALL 52MM CANON NIKON PENTAX $44.95 |
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WIDE ANGEL FISHEYE LENS for ALL 52MM CANON NIKON PENTAX $34.00 |
Nikon 35mm f/1.8 AF-S or Nikon 50mm f/1.4 AF-S for Nikon D40?
I’ve got $500 on hand for a new lens and was wondering what are the pros and cons of both. Currently I only have the kit lens for my D40 and its all I really need but I’ve decided I’ll get a prime lens and wide-angel (if I can find one I can afford). But anyway is the 50mm worth the extra $250 or should I use the money I save to get another lens. I was going to buy the 35mm but a friend told me to always get the best lens you can afford some now I in a loss of confusion which is better lens in general and what are the pros and cons of each.
So are these two lens in a way different enough to were it would be extremely helpful to have both?
It really depends on the intended use of the lens. As a general purpose lens, the 35mm is better suited to the D40, just because of the angle of view. It will be slightly wider than “normal” lens on your D40.
On a 35mm Film Camera, or FX Nikon, the 50mm is a normal lens. On your D40, it will be a short telephoto.
The f/1.4 aperture is a good thing, but f/1.8 isn’t too shabby either, when compared to your kit lens.
For headshots and portrait use, the 50mm would be a better choice for your camera. For just about anything else, the 35mm would actually be a better choice.