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Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens

Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens

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Nikon's 35mm F1.8G features an optical design consisting of 8 elements in 6 groups, a Silent Wave Motor for quiet autofocusing, and a manual focus override that can be used at anytime. For a classic lens with upgraded features, this is a must have for gorgeously imagined shots Read More

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Zillion
15
May 7, 2019
$177 on amazon right now, and the expected ship date for this drop is a month away. Better off getting it off amazon with 2 day shipping or directly from nikon for $180, both with full warranties (which this does not come with). Gonna need a stronger price cut than $5 to make this drop worth my time, seems like you guys are getting greedy. Not sure where they got "$219.95" from for the full price, but even Nikon themselves are selling this for $180.
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theroflcopter
209
May 7, 2019
Good lens, but the price is nothing special. You can get this direct from Nikon for $180, refurbished from Nikon for $170, new from Amazon for $177 (and free shipping), etc...
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Ashtewan
5
May 7, 2019
theroflcopterBetter off buying refurbished from Nikon. This drop doesn't have a warranty that Nikon will honor.
gdisalvo
8
Jan 11, 2019
I'm new to the word of DSLRs and am in need of a low light lens. In the list of cameras supporting this lens, the D3500 is not listed. Everything I've read about that body leads me to believe it would support this lens, albeit with a little natural vignetting. Can anybody confirm that this lens would work on the D3500? Thanks,
cpierce99
28
Feb 27, 2019
gdisalvoIn terms of mount, both this lens and the D3500 use an F-mount system, which is the standard for modern Nikon equipment, so this lens will attach to your camera. For sensor size, the D3500 is a DX (cropped) sensor, which is compatible with both DX (this lens) and most FX lenses. In short, this lens will be fully compatible with your camera.
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SparrowHAWX
30
Nov 16, 2018
Decent price especially when converted to $CAD. Too bad the shipping date is after I'm gone on vacation :/
soloq
9
Sep 12, 2018
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soloq
9
Oct 29, 2018
I'm using Nikon d5300 this lens is a beast.
SammyJ
18
Oct 29, 2018
soloqholy poop! That's awesome!
Vedranius
58
Aug 23, 2018
No wareanty from Nikon! Now I can throw my lens in trash! Massdrop didnt give valid waranty card for inernational warranty, so Nikon repair service doesn't accept it!
First time I'm really mad at Massdroo, weeks passed, I only got their reply that there's only 30 day return policy and no warrant!
Really sad...
Hopefully they can solve this.
MmmBananas
9
Oct 24, 2018
Vedraniuswhat happened to the lens? these cheap <$200 lenses are usually cheaper to either fix locally or just replace rather than sending back to nikon.
Vedranius
58
Oct 24, 2018
MmmBananasAutofocusing motor stopped working. Massdrop doesn't give warranty if lens is imported from international source to Massdrop and I didn't know that... So no Nikon warranty. After 1 month you can say bye bye to your lens if something happens to it...
Submariner2
22
Apr 1, 2018
Is this lens competeble with Nikon D3300 camera ? Can anybody owner of Nikon D3300 Camera make a reviewe if it is useful for Nikon D3300 ? Because I have bought my Nikon Camera as a package including two other lenses which usually the Nikon sales these lenses with the body together as a package . Very many thanks in advance .
Submariner2
22
Apr 26, 2018
Thank you very much expert photographer A agentcrm
Evantelico
10
Dec 25, 2018
Submariner2Yes it is. I have one I use on my D3300.
phosfiend
873
Mar 31, 2018
I have shot maybe tens of thousands of photos with this lens - it's an amazing all-rounder. Fast AF, fast, sharp, decently close focus distance & juicy bokeh. desert island lens for DX format users... that said, not much of a discount
johnypony3
19
Mar 31, 2018
this is a meh lens, buy this knowing that this is the lower end.
johnypony3
19
Apr 3, 2018
i mixed up sizing. i own an fx body and i own 50mm. which on a fx is 50mm, which is what 35mm is on a dx. it was an honest mistake. for a 35mm, on a dx body this is fine. personally id buy a used manual focus 35mm for about 400$.
in the end, i still dont suggest a g lens.
shimage
228
Apr 26, 2018
johnypony3I would not recommend a 'G' lens at this point (assuming it has been supplanted by an equivalent E or P lens, which this one has not), mainly because it's a "legacy" lens-type, meaning it isn't necessarily going to be supported on newer cameras and probably is optically inferior to the newer version. All the G refers to is the fact that it has electronic aperture control, which is generally what you want. Pretty much all of Nikon's last generation lenses, including all of the pro lenses from that era, are G. D just means that the lens reports distance information to the body; it does not signify pro/consumer so much as it signifies a lens that's two generations back (that is, one generation older than G lenses). For example, I have the 50/1.8 AF-D prime and it's clearly intended for consumers. At the end of the day, this is Nikon's only "nifty-fifty"-type lens for DX users, so if someone wants this sort of lens, they don't exactly have a lot of choices (30/1.4 sigma is the other option).
DVDMike
11
Mar 30, 2018
It’s a nice lens for Nikon DX camera’s. Lightweight, sharp, and fast at f/1.8
however, the price here is nothing special really.
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