Excellent costumer service...that too personalised..love that..best packaging ...and good quality genuine product...loved shooting with this lens in low light...and blur is the best...above all compact and low weight..

A small, fast and sharp prime f??r $200 or less you can't go wrong. There are better performing lenses out there, but they are all larger and more expensive. The only reason I traded away this lens is the focal length. IMHO, 35 mm is too short for portraits and too long for most other situations.

small; light; sharp; affordable

no weather seal; focal length a bit too long

A Prime Lens For The DSLR Filmmaker: The Overview The Nikkor 35mm Prime lens is a must have for any filmmaker looking to add some great low light or large depth of field shots to their arsenal.

Aperture; F-stop; Depth of Field; Price

Stabalization; No Zoom

This is surely a must have lens especially if you want to take portrait pictures of your kids.....blur/bokeh is superb and performs very well in low light conditions. A all time lens for my Nikon D5200.......

Consistent Output; Fast / accurate auto-focus; Lightweight; Nice Bokeh

An excellent choice for Dx format. Super sharp lens, light and inexpensive. Combined this with a zoom and you probably will not need another lens.

35mm focal length; F1.8 maximum aperture; 'Silent wave' focus motor with full-time manual override; F mount FX format lens, works on both DX and FX format Nikon SLRs;

35mm focal length; F1.8 maximum aperture; 'Silent wave' focus motor with full-time manual override; F mount FX format lens, works on both DX and FX format Nikon SLRs;

The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G ($599.95) is a fairly inexpensive, lightweight 35mm f/1.8 lens for Nikon cameras. It works with both full-frame and APS-C bodies, boasts an internal focus motor, and captures images with excellent sharpness. There's no optical image stabilization, but the same can be said for most 35mm prime lenses, and there's just enough barrel distortion to talk about, but that's easily removed using software tools. It's not quite good enough to better our Editors' Choice Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM ($683.00 at Amazon) , but if you don't want a lens that's quite as pricey or as heavy as the Sigma, and can live without an f/1.4 aperture, this 35mm won't let you down. The lens measures 2.8 by 2.8 inches (HD), weighs 10.8 ounces, and supports 58mm front filters. It's a featherweight when you compare it with the Sigma, which weighs 1.5 pounds and is bigger at 3.7 by 3 inches. The Nikkor includes a reversible, petal-style lens hood and a carrying pouch. It focuses as ...

The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G is a solid lens if you want a lightweight 35mm for your Nikon SLR, but it's not the best one you can get.

Quite sharp; Compact and light; Not that expensive; Wide aperture

Some barrel distortion; Lacks optical stabilization

The Nikon AF-S Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G is a solid lens if you want a lightweight 35mm for your Nikon SLR, but it's not the best one you can get.

Quite sharp; Compact and light; Not that expensive.

Some barrel distortion; Lacks optical stabilization

This DX 35mm f/1.8 lens is an excellent value. Its resolution rivals that of FX lenses three times the cost. The image below was taken with a Nikon D40 camera body at a shutter speed of 1/125 of s second, an aperture of f/1.8, an ISO of 560, Auto White Balance, and Matrix Metering.

This is a must have for your collection. I and others end up leaving this lens on the camera for most everyday shoots. If you can get it with light room it really makes this a stellar deal as LR is a $100 software($60ish resale).

Probably one of the best values in lenses out there; toiled between the 35mm and 50mm lens, but after setting my kit lens to both, I decided on the 35 as the 50 just cut out too much of the subject and wouldn't work indoors very well; This is great for portraits and everyday walkaround use

Really know complaints at all