Specification:YN50mm F1.8 for Nikon version is released now, it’s a great prime lens that is an excellent addition to the Nikon 12-50mm kit lens. This lens gives you 3 stops or eight times (2x2x2) more light coming through the lens opening than standard f/5.6 kit lenses. Great lens for taking portraits, low light photography, street,
Specification:YN50mm F1.8 for Nikon version is released now, it’s a great prime lens that is an excellent addition to the Nikon 12-50mm kit lens. This lens gives you 3 stops or eight times (2x2x2) more light coming through the lens opening than standard f/5.6 kit lenses. Great lens for taking portraits, low light photography, street, casual shooting and everyday use.Features:1, F/1.8 large aperture which helps to separate the subject from background;2, A great prime lens that is an excellent addition to the Nikon 12-50mm kit lens;3, Supports auto focus and manual focus modes;4, Adopts gold plated metal contacts, which effectively improves the signal conductivity and corrosion resistance;5, Supports M/AV/TV/P and other camera shooting modes, and parameters used to take pictures can be displayed in the EXIF Information;6, Supports full-frame and APS-C format cameras;7, Adopts high quality plastic as external structure, the overall weight is only 200g, which is convenient for outdoor shooting.8, Multi-coated glass, effectively improves the transmittance and flare resistance. Suit for:Nikon D810, D800, D750, D700, D610, D600, D7100, D7200, D7000, D7300, D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D5500 D3100, D3200, D3300 and other Nikon DSLR cameras not listed herePackage Including:1 x YN50mm F1.8 Prime Lens for Nikon1 x Front and Rear Lens Cap1 x 52mm Lens cap1 x Manual1 x Original Box
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Comparison between Nikon & YONGNUO This lens is very good. I would recommend this to anyone who is trying to stay in a lower budget lens category without loosing significant quality. If it is within your budget to purchase the Nikon, I would do so. Now recommending the Nikon does not mean this a bad lens, because truthfully, It is very good, and the differences can most likely be fixed in Post-Process. The best way to look at the lenses is to compare them side by side, with identical settings, lighting, and objects. Both were shot with F1.8, the lowest value these lens’s can provide. The first image is Nikon, the second is YONGNUO. The Nikon seems to have darker blacks compared to the YONGNUO and more vibrant colors before any editing, and the images seem to be slightly “white washed” but these issues could most likely be fixed while editing the photos. Personally if you can’t afford the Nikon, or were looking to save some money, this is a fantastic purchase, but if you wanted slightly better quality the Nikon…
YES! Overall I can’t tell much difference in quality, but my wallet is happy. Things that I liked about this 50mm f1.8 lens:Is it cheap? YesDid I like f1.8 for less money than a 18-55mm f 5.6 at 50mm on DX format?Metal mount? Yes, it fits perfectly.Does it expose consistently well? YesDoes it autofocus well on my D3400, D7000, D810, and even on my D500 and N80 cameras? YesDid I like that it autofocuses on a D40, D60, D3xxx, D5xxx camera without the in-body AF motor? Yes.Faster AF than Nikon -D lenses? Yes.Quiter the AF-D lenses? Yes.Runs OK at 10 fps? YesDoes it feels like a Cannon lens? Yes, Nikon? Maybe.Did I removed the blue plastic (front and back) lens protector plastic so I can get normal colored pictures? YesDid I put a good Hoya filter in from of it? Yes.Did I run it against the 50mm 1.4f AF-D, the Sigma 18-200 OS, the Nikon 28-300mm, the Nikon AF-P 18-55, the Nikon AF-SII 18-55 and did not see much difference at the same aperture? Yes. Was there much difference? No.Did…
Great Quality & Value I am a complete newbie to photography. I have a Nikon D5300.I quickly realized that the lenses that came in the kit was not up to snuff and I needed to upgrade. After doing tons of reading I decided to cut my teeth on a lens with good reviews that was economical. Suffice to say I’m very pleased.Professionals might think otherwise but this novice is happy.