I happen to have a 50 1.8d, and now I almost died. Let's talk about appearance first. This head is light and small, and it looks ok. Also because it is small, it looks a little out of harmony on Nikon's full-frame machine.

Let's start with street shooting. I used to play C with 18- 105, and there was also an 80-200. After I entered the full picture, I still feel like the focal length of 50㎜ after trying it out. Not far, not far. For me, I am timid, just sweep the street, without slapping my face or carrying it. )。

But still need a 35㎜ lens to supplement, so humanistic photography should need these two lenses. These two lenses have two systems, 1.4 and 1.8. The price of Nikon 50㎜ 1.4 is not too expensive, but the 35㎜ 1.4 lens, which is known as the eye of mankind, is tens of thousands of RMB. I think that size is not conducive to street shooting, it is too eye-catching.

The nearest focal length is 0.45m, and it is very light, so it is nothing to carry around! You can also clap when you meet!

There seems to be nothing wrong with the scenery. Why shoot so many things? This is a photo. However, you should be cautious when shooting night scenes with a small aperture.

The 50㎜ pan/tilt can also be a macro lens. My 50㎜ 1.8d can be removed and inverted in front of the camera because of the manual aperture ring. You can take macro photos by adjusting the aperture. Friendly reminder: this is very dangerous. Improper operation will damage the photosensitive element and still damage the machine. Please be careful when operating, and contact me before operating, otherwise don't say I taught you to play like this, haha. )

The significance of fixed focus is that you pay more attention to taking pictures. Only you can't think of it. There is no impossible shot (I admit it). Really can't do it, really?

In short, you should have a "prodigy" with a fixed focus of 50㎜, which costs more than 700 yuan and is not expensive.

Nikon lens 1424, 105/ 1.4. I want to choose a lens with a focal length of 35 50. Please tell me how to buy it.

At this point, you can buy both, and you can choose either one. Let me talk about the author's idea:

14-24 focuses on scenery, and 105 focuses on portraits. You can consider buying 50 fixed focus first. 50 lens is a head, which is very suitable for portraits or humanities. It is also a necessary lens for photographers. You will buy it sooner or later. This lens is available at all price points, and it can be used for shooting people, scenery and flowers, especially after reducing one or two apertures (including 62).

35 is the so-called standard human body lens, which is suitable for hanging. It can be said that it is a comprehensive hand. Scenery, humanities, portraits and flowers can all be photographed with it, and it is also a lens worth having.

Because you have 14-24, 24 is slightly close to 35, I suggest you buy 50 first, and then consider taking down 35. Or buy two at a time.

I am a sword dance image, welcome to pay attention, let's exchange photos together.

I already have ultra-wide and medium telephoto lenses, and I need a lens with a standard focal length. Personally, I think there are two schemes according to the shooting needs:

Second, the fixed-focus lens is 50mm f 1.4. If the subject matter is relatively fixed, for example, using this focal length lens is to shoot humanities documentaries and sweep the streets. Then it is necessary to consider that a large aperture lens can create a certain atmosphere, which can be used in dark light, and it is also necessary to keep the lens small and unobtrusive, so the title of 50mm f 1.4 is perfect. Not only the aperture of f 1.4 is enough, but also the lens is small, portable and domineering. The focal length of 50mm is recognized as the focal length suitable for filming the documentary "Human Nature". Judging from the price, it is still very cheap. If the zoom lens is not considered, 50mm is still the first choice.

Although 35mm is also a classic humanistic focal length, and more people are willing to shoot documentaries with a wider 35mm lens, I personally think that 35mm is not easy to refine the theme of photos. If you use it well, you can really shoot better works, but if you use it badly, it will easily make the photos lose their theme and make the photo elements more messy. Another factor to consider is that 50mm can keep a certain distance from passers-by and 35mm must be closer, which will easily disturb passers-by and destroy the documentary atmosphere. Therefore, it is recommended to choose 50 mm

35 is the best choice for humanities, and it can also take into account environmental portraits and indoor portraits. You don't need a second lens, so it's more convenient to hang up and go out. The viewing angle of 50 focal length is mediocre, so it is difficult to use it well. Outdoor portraits are a bit short, only suitable for full-length portraits. The environment is a bit long and the room is often cramped. My personal experience is that the most commonly used 50 are still life (the size of a toy car, so you don't need to put it so far away) and indoor portraits. Hang up and go out more, suitable for environmental portraits, sweeping streets and scenery. If it is not targeted shooting, it is often just one machine and one mirror. Go out and play with the camera at home, both of which are indispensable. I suggest buying both. If you can only choose one now, first 35 and then 50. And whether it is 35 or 50, it is best to choose F 1.4 or above, otherwise it will cause economic losses.

If you only choose one, it's still 50! There is a famous saying: "If you practice fifty heads well, you are not afraid to travel all over the world!" Who said that? -Me!