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Clactonian
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Another lens that's always in my bag. A little beauty!

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D70, ISO 400, 1/160 f3.2, cropped

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Zephyr
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Great lens for the money you pay.

D300, ISO 200, Exposure 1/125, f5.6

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D300. ISO 200, Exposure 1.250, f8.0

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The second photo, very sharp and nice detail in the leaves.

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cayce
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anyone else use a filter? the glass doesnt go to the front of the lens so thats why im asking

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MistyCreekPhoto
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Yes, I have a UV filter on it at ALL times.

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cayce
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i didn't want to flood the page with pictures, but here are some i took today with the nikon 50mm f1.8. i will put the shooting information in the description.

i really love this lens, got it wednsday (yesterday).

http://www.flickr.com/photos/37886422@N02/sets/72157624378595461/

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Cagey75
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I get hex-bokeh with mine, but I like that, as I have another lens that delivers circular. Always have a 'nifty-fifty' in the bag :)

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Nikon D200: 1/45s f/5.0 ISO 100 50 mm

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D200: 1/320s f/1.8 ISO 100

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D200: 1/160s f/9.0 ISO 160


Natural light for the first 2, Speedlight fired camera left/bounced off bright coloured wall, basic B&W conversion.

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theorigamist
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Cagey75 wrote:
I get hex-bokeh with mine

As far as I know, any lens should give you circular specular highlights when wide open. They'll only take on the shape of the blades (in your case, hexagonal) when you stop down the aperture. Check out, for example, the highlights in the top left corner of your second photo. These are circular, not hexagonal, because you used f1.8.

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Focus point was the top blue dice.
See exif for shooting info.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/httpwwwfli ... 357685304/

And yes,the dice really are that colour.

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Lee Brandon
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It has to be one of Nikons best value lenses
I run with a UV standard but swap over to polerized when the need arises

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D7000 1000th F1.8 Iso 200
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hackmann
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Nikon D90 - AF 50mm 1.8D: 1/800 / F2.2 / ISO 200

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Nikon D90 - AF 50mm 1.8D: 1/80 / F1.8 / ISO 800

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Nikon D90 - AF 50mm 1.8D: 1/840 / F2 / ISO 200

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Nikon D90 - AF 50mm 1.8D: 1/30 / F2.5 / ISO 800

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ISO250
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1/640th f/2.2

I use the lens like an expensive lens cap,....it's the one I remove to use something else!

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