Best Fixed Focal Length Lenses for Sharpness

the af is a little slow, but certainly on par with or better than my 18-55 kit lens.

this 35mm lens is sharp, i takes great photos in low light situation.

if you have a nikon dslr and you want to shoot in low light your cameras iso adjustment and lenses that have vr are a help.

in something very dark like pirates, set your nikon to shutter priority 1/125 and take the photos; you can brighten where necessary later.

while not having been a prime person, i wanted to give it a try.

due to the big aperture, the lens are wider than other prime lens, this is helpful for people with average to big hand.

you can produce outstanding portraits with this lens.

this lens lives up to its billing as a solid portrait prime lens.

mounted in small sensor camera (canon rebels, x0d series, nikon d40 up to d300, sony and pentax digital slr cameras), this lens is equivalent to 80mm (medium telephoto).

while not having been a prime person, i wanted to give it a try.

due to the big aperture, the lens are wider than other prime lens, this is helpful for people with average to big hand.

you can produce outstanding portraits with this lens.

summary: if you want to take a portrait picture with the blurred and sharp quality and you can afford the expense for this lens, it could be the best choice.

shooting wide open can be something of a pain to get the focus correct, but it's wonderful for low light and great, soft photos.

when i ran across this lens on amazon, i thought it would have the same mixed reviews as other sources filled with people that don't actually take pictures.

after over 10 years of several point and shoots, and "prosumers", i finally jumped into the dslr territory with a eos xti (just the body, no kit lens).