Nikon 35mm 1.8G Portrait- Review

[@johnkaper1129]

Nicely done video, I was considering both the 50 mm 1.8 and the 35 mm 1.8, it seems that the 35 mm is a little more versatile than the 50 mm. I am not sure when you would use the 50 mm 1.8 in lieu of the 35 mm? Excellent pictures and an attractive model. Thank you again.

[@brmeghwal1160]

Hello thanks sir I have Nikon D3500 Best for portrait, street, and photography. 35mm or 50mm lans

[@allyfernandes1366]

I would have liked to know the settings used for each photograph.

[@davidgeorge1281]

P 🤣

[@dronewolf8278]

I shoot with a D7500, and own both the 35mm 1.8 and 50mm 1.8. While I definitely use the 35mm more on a day-to-day basis, the 50mm makes for a much smoother portrait lens. The compression isn’t tight enough on the 35mm to make it a very good portrait lens (unless you’re super close to your subject). However, it’s an incredible lens. Every Nikon APS-C owner should own the 35mm.

[@ethicalhacker1]

Is the 50mm 1.8g a better lens for portraits on DX cameras

[@sweetkeralaboys]

I heard 35mm cause slight distortions in pictures but here i don't see any, can u please explain it

[@EpicAperture]

Hey there, Never heard of that before. Been working perfectly for me so far. And if any, you can easily correct it on post process. Thanks for asking. You have a good one!

[@shaileshkhandare6191]

35mm 1.8G works fine DX body(crop Frame) not works properly FX(full Frame) it cause slight distortions in pictures .DX body crop sensor camera magnify focal length. it is calculate 1.5 multiplying given Focal Length 1.5x35mm=49mm actual length

[@emerllacuna8238]

@@shaileshkhandare6191 1.5x35 Sir is 52.50. Just for clarification, no offense intended.

[@smileplease1325]

@@shaileshkhandare6191 seems like epic aperture is on weekend mode eh😂

[@rahulabgad]

Really nice portraits! Did you shoot it wide open i.e f1.8??

[@nickreid5939]

Hi...what settings did you use for the canvass

[@MithinXavier]

I'm a beginner in photography, i would like to purchase a lens for portrait photos. now i'm bit confused whether to go with 35 mm 1.8 g or 50 mm 1.8 g. My camera is Nikon D5200. Your advise in this will be highly appreciated.

[@dennyottarackal]

Mithin Xavier buy 35mm if u wanna take family or group pics....I owned 50mm for 2 years..It's ideal for portraits and boken but less practical if u r in a group.... In some caSes u hv to move much backwards for getting all members. So I sold my 50mm ...Bcz my college days and bachelor life is gna be an end...Now for family 35 mm is ideal.gna buy that soon

[@ntsr33]

Great images!Thanks for sharing. i just purchased this lens I will give you an update in a few weeks

[@SilverHunkClover]

MrTaylor TheGroomer hello.. how is it?. did you have any dissapointments with this lens?

[@geralkay3012]

@@SilverHunkClover lol.

[@sharanagato]

What do you suggest 50 or 35mm for dx?

[@skumnjepf]

No real deal backcap for that lens?

[@byts]

Which camera and lens are you using to vlog? Thanks

[@hritvikkumar6732]

Hi I am looking for Prime lens....could you please suggest which one to go for Nikon D5300 camera 35mm or 50mm...Thanks in advance!

[@gyoob0]

Did you use any flash on the shots from 1:47-2:04? The pictures are the ones of your wife with the lights in the background. I'm also wondering about what were the lighting conditions in those photos, the shots looked pretty well lit. Great pics!

[@javedsiddique781]

Sir which lens better for Nikon D3400 DSLR 50MM or 35mm

[@47sagem]

I've already ordered mine and looking forword to getting it, I've been looking a lot of the reviews including yours and it seems to get a good write up.

[@gauravralmil9025]

should i buy 35mm or 50mm as my first prime lens? i have nikon d3100. i want to do some low light photography, travel shooting, astro photography. in short everything.

[@EpicAperture]

Between the two, I’d go for the 35mm for an “everything” lens.

[@terencetsy]

35mm 1.8G is a cheap low maintenance lens. The auto focus is fast enough even though on occasions, in low light, the lens "hunt" a little. But for the price, not much to complain about.

[@AFR0MAMBA]

This lens stays on my old 6mp d40. Beautiful colors and pop.

[@deepak.sehgal001kumar5]

howz 24 mm lens with canon 700d ..plz advice me for best potrait nd bokeh effect pitures ...or for wedding shoots ..i want to invest money on 1 cam canon 700d / nikon 5300d

[@akp4895]

Can we use this with a full frame dslr?

[@webyululalbab8006]

So which one do i have to buy? This one or the 50mm one? is the two perfect combination with Nikon D5600?

[@Rakesh_films]

It's all about what you shoot! 35mm is wider than 50mm if you shoot only portrait go for 50mm & if you also take street photography 35mm is better & versatile 35mm is also good for videography & my choice 35mm.

[@joonajks]

Is this a great lens for a beginner to start a KZbin channel in my room?

[@michaelmcintosh507]

It's a great prime lens for every level photography but if you're using it in a room you need adequate space

[@joonajks]

@@michaelmcintosh507 okay thank you!!

[@michaelmcintosh507]

@@joonajks kool man

[@yashrajkulal]

for DX format camera , especially for portrait which lens should I go with 1)35mm f1.8 DX or 2) 50mm f1.8 which FX....? I need very good DOF...... and is it possible to take full body (foot to head) with good background blur?

[@shaileshkhandare6191]

for portrait dx body go for 50mm for FX body go for 85mm 1.4 but it cost more so simply go 50mm 1.8G. it works for both fx and DX DX body crop sensor camera magnify focal length. actul length is calculate by 1.5 multiplying given Focal Length 1.5x35mm=49mm actual length. 1.5x50mm=75 actual length

[@clarencenewby716]

Hello sir, I also use the d5200, do you think this lens is better than the 50mm 1.8g for portraits? Thanks in advance.

[@EpicAperture]

Hey Clarence Newby, Good Question. I would not say "better" without a given situation. Because both 35 and 50mm provide very close performance quality. But you could choose between these lenses considering what situations you're gonna be using these for. For example. if you are left to choose between 35mm and 50mm 1.8G for street photography; i'd choose 35mm over 50mm. Hope this helps. Cheers!!!

[@pramodshetty7216]

please tell us in detail how to took that last pic at low light, please explain Abu settings little more

[@arun-so7ip]

hi i have D5200, will i get auto focus with 35mm 1.8? and is it recommended for D5200?

[@ashifmohamed4081]

yes

[@ranaded]

Excellent video...just curious to know from where you got the canvas and metallic print made

[@Sexy1DjBottomsUpRadio]

you can get made metallic print at fineartamerica.com/

[@abhaylalit8611]

nikon 40mm or 35mm for portraits ? please suggest

[@L1feWithEm]

Abhay Lalit 50 mm

[@abhaylalit8611]

Emily Wallace obviously 50mm either 1.8 or 1.4 is best for portraits ma'am but i am a crop sensor user.

[@sangam175]

Great pictures great video

[@izzulamin5242]

can 35mm perform well on body crop nikon

[@shaileshkhandare6191]

35mm 1.8G works fine DX body(crop Frame) not works properly FX(full Frame) it cause slight distortions in pictures .DX body crop sensor camera magnify focal length. it is calculate 1.5 multiplying given Focal Length 1.5x35mm=49mm actual length

[@dmt99vn]

u wrong, 35 1.8g DX work good on FX body, as long as you know how to crop the corner

[@tvsetup3859]

When I was at school 1.5x35mm would equal 52.5mm actual focal length. But hey, that was a while ago, so maybe maths changed...

[@sanjuas14]

hi there I have a bit of confusion regarding 35 vs 50 vs 85 mm nikkor I travel a lot.Please help me out.

[@sanjuas14]

I have 18-55 AF-P and 70-300 AF-P

[@shaileshkhandare6191]

35mm 1.8G works fine DX body(crop Frame) not works properly FX(full Frame) it cause slight distortions in pictures .DX body crop sensor camera magnify focal length. it is calculate 1.5 multiplying given Focal Length 1.5x35mm=49mm actual length

[@Mike-ql7jg]

I have all three. Love them all, but the 85mm is phenomenal.

[@rijoleenlopez8312]

I do own a D5200, I'm a bit confused choosing the perfect lens for my camera like whether it should be a 35mm or 50mm with F1.8g...please help me find out 🙂

[@endless812]

go for 35mm

[@wearetherandombros7782]

If you haven't bought one go for the 35mm... It is better all rounded lens. Because you have a crop factor the 35mm is like a 50mm so the 50mm is like an 85mm lens. You won't be able to use the 50mm nowhere else than portraits.. That is my opinion of course mate..

[@rijoleenlopez8312]

thank you

[@pareshpatiIinfo]

justified. ans,,.... I am gonna go with 35 mm with my d5200 ... like you said , 50 mm is only useful for portrait shots and not good for group shots or landscape . I dont like to change lessens often ,,

[@francisxaviour8354]

Dude the 2nd photo you showed is over exposed.

[@GameOn444s]

who cares.

[@jdudefun1755]

Shut up.

[@rahulpaul0991]

I already have 18-55mm basic lens and I want to buy another one so can u plz help me to choose between nikkor 55-200mm zoom & nikkor 35mm prime lens.

[@Dummytest1]

Hey Rahul - So which you have bought.. nikkor 55-200mm zoom & nikkor 35mm prime lens.?

[@rahulpaul0991]

Kapil Jain I've ordered the 50mm1.8g. I'll get it by the end of this week

[@Dummytest1]

Rahul - May I know the reason for ordering 50mm f1.8 instead of 35mm f1.8.. looking at the reviews seems 35mm f1.8 got string recommendation. Also how is the 18-55mm kit lens. Is it worth buying kit lens as I am yet to buy my slr and need opinion. If you have 35mm f1.8 prime lens along with 55-200mm zoom lens; do you feel use of 18-55mm it lens? Thanks, Kapil Jain

[@Ladywrip]

When I first got into photography (as a hobby only) I purchased the Nikon D3300, and it came bundled with the 18-55mm kit lens. I didn't know much about photography, but I knew enough to recognize good image quality when I saw it, and the Nikon kit lens is a reeeeeealllllly good lens to start with - especially when shooting it wide open and at a decent distance to your subject (I took a lot of really nice head shots with that lens). I now own the Nikon D7200 and Nikon 85 f1.8g & Nikon 50 f1.8g, and I must say that the combination of these two lenses with the D7200 is AWESOME... Very sharp images, nice rich color and very little vignetting. DISCLAIMER: I originally bought the 85 f1.8g when I still owned my D3300, and although Nikon's 85 f1.8g lens has rave reviews from almost everyone that owns it, HONESTLY... I didn't like the image quality that lens produced when paired with the D3300. However, now that I've upgraded my camera body the 85mm f1.8g and 50 f1.8g perform without flaw with my D7200. So in short, they're both terrific pieces of glass to invest if portraiture work is what you're into, and you need glass that can get the job done on a budget.

[@syedadeelmumtaz8710]

Rahul, 18-55 is a cheap lens and good les, and normally comes in the box of the camera. if you are going to use DSLR for the first time, then 18-55 is very good for getting used to. remember, dslr are different from digital cameras..

[@jayeshkanojia5454]

Can I use this 35mm for street Photography ?? I have D5300

[@angrypg2719]

jayesh kanojia I heard that 35mm is good for landscape and street photography

[@IrionDaRonin]

These photos were taken from a DX body camera then? Thanks. :)

[@shaileshkhandare6191]

For you kind information 35mm 1.8G only works on DX Body. and 50 1.8 works on DX as well AS FX!

[@joeldsouza9326]

Shailesh Khandare correct bro

[@nickreid5939]

Both can work on FF body.....

[@AuroraCelestialGlow]

Best review offered =D thank you!

[@MahbubSBJalil]

And what Camera+Lens did you use for shooting this video bro??

[@EpicAperture]

Hey There, Good Question. I used Nikon D610 with 50mm 1.8g lens. Cheers!!

[@MahbubSBJalil]

Thanks for the quick reply! I've one more question, Can I get nice & soft blurred background like your video with Nikon D5600+50mm 1.8g lens? Thanks

[@EpicAperture]

You're Welcome! For sure, 50mm 1.8G lens would be a great pairing for your D5600. Both 35mm and 50mm renders similar blurry background while the major difference is the closer frame with 50mm. Here is an old video i did on nikon 50mm 1.8g video test- kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6PRYZ6wmMdoptU Hope this helps!

[@MahbubSBJalil]

Oh! wow! thanks for the video too! Cheers! :)

[@EpicAperture]

You're Welcome!

[@ermiebrambert5333]

Use mine for social event photography. Love it.

[@anilarkay]

Awesome review. Pretty model. I'm planning to buy 35mm f1.8G after I've gone thru' your review. I already have 85mm1.8g, 50mm1.2AIS, and I love them both.

[@EpicAperture]

Hey Anil R Kurup. Great!! Glad I could help.

[@NaveenGuptacsmcri]

Is it compatible with DSLR 3300

[@rodolfoquiroga4797]

Nice photos.I,l use this lens more often.

[@diegoaponte781]

Hey, im an automotive photographer and i would like to know if i can get a blurry DoF shooting cars with a distance far enough to fit the car in the photo with this lens and a d3200. Thanks!

[@RodrigoAReyes95]

Diego Aponte if you are close enough to fill the frame with the car, probably you can, but if you are to far and need to crop, you better go for another focal length

[@R88ninja]

Nice photos! I like this lens!

[@pulakchatterjee5656]

dada amer nikond7200 ami35mm 1.8g lence neta pari

[@Andre-xu9st]

Thanks you so much, helped decide between the 50mm since this can do portraits as well, was worried that the bokeh wasn't enough but it definitly is quite good still. Will probably buy this one. Thanks!

[@tomhaus.]

André i was also worried about bokeh with this lens compared to 50. But after all, I‘m buying this. I found out, that it’s better for my DX camera. 50mm is perfect for portraits, but it isn’t that good for street photography and that is the main reason for me to buy 35mm. I would say, that 35mm is more pratcital and I can live with less bokeh on my portrait photos :D.

[@smileplease1325]

Received my D5 yesterday.. 😘

[@PaulRevere2009]

Well done. those are very nice photos.

[@EpicAperture]

Hey Paul, Thanks You!!!

[@averymcdaniel423]

Recently bought this lens. Can't wait to try it out. I'm going to try it out on my Nikon d 7100 and d700 to see which gives the best results.

[@Wh33lsofFortune]

i use this crop sensor lens on my D700 and it renders ABSOLUTELY amazing, albeit with some minor vignetting. You'll be amazed how well it works on a full frame sensor. Keep in mind you wont really be able to stop down past like F7 i found but i mean whatever lol

[@manukalias]

The low light examples you did are awesomely framed and subject becomes way too attractive.

[@EpicAperture]

Thanks Much!! Appreciate your comment.

[@arunchacko6177]

Good review.👍🏼

[@EpicAperture]

Thanks much... Enjoy!!!

[@rjcurl]

Great lens I have one!

[@ecboytv9433]

It is work on my nikon d5300 ?? Tnx a lot

[@EpicAperture]

Hey there, Yup this Nikon 35mm 1.8G DX lens should perfectly work with your D5300.

[@ecboytv9433]

Epic Aperture thank a lot .. bless you :)

[@yahyahrmt4222]

Sony Z It will works because your D5300 is a DX camera and the lens is for DX sensor

[@IanJayDetecting]

Did you get this lens to work on your D5300? I am about to buy this lens....

[@uweinhamburg]

Who cares about the lens - your wife is beautiful ;) I could easily be her granddad and very respectful to your family so i'm allowed to say that! ;) I've got this lens (on a D5200)! It is so much better than any kit zoom lens that i would recommend it all the times. The picture quality when it comes to the technical elements like sharpness, colour or contrast is just great. In the end it goes down to personal taste and private preference. I prefer the 85mm 1.8g lens because it helps to get a bit closer. Again - this is just my own taste.

[@rsvines3274]

which lense are u using for the vdo

[@EpicAperture]

Hey There, Im used my 50mm on full frame for filming this video. Thanks for asking!

[@exil3dlivecom]

fuk! im torn between the 35mm or the 50mm. Both are good but i love creamier bokeh, the 50mm gives it. But the field of view is better on the 35mm. btw.... get the 70-300mm. great lense!

[@alexc8715]

Do you think you get creamier bokeh on the 50mm over the 35mm?

[@dudehorror]

You can use nikon 35mm with d5500 as lens. 😂

[@MrNiraj43]

Lol the way you pronounced "FIXED"

[@debasisgoswami]

I didn't like the lighting of the samples.

[@fromp.itohawaii277]

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