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ocean2059 wrote:
Desmolicious wrote:
F3P, 35 1.4 AI-S, ProImage 100







How do you like the 35/1.4 Ai-S? I am thinking about getting one.


In my personal opinion the 35mm 1.4 in any version is an excellent and very useful lens, I have four, two Ns and Two ais, one a series 4XXXXX and the other the last run of 6XXXXX. All of them are excellent, my sharpest being the oldest, all are multicoated, the N and N.C have Thorium radioactive glass that yellows with age, but for digital cameras that is not very important. All of them are excellent from 2.0 up, at 1.4 they are sharp but will smear any bright lights badly. The 35mm 2.0 may be a better buy.

nikon nikkor 35mm 1.4 N Thorium like new 366095 and 366600 ais 460XXX and 608XXX by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr


This is is from a Thorium non ai "N", at 2.8 leaves nothing to be desired, most of these are at 100% size at the Flickr link

nikon nikkor 35mm 1.4 N D800 Horse hose engine 1 steam boiler by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This is from an AIS, the level of skin surface detail is incredible, the Z6 did not record aperture.

Nikkor 35mm 1.4 ais Z6 Getty Villa 000 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

Anther one at 5.6, viewed at 100% and with this 5.6 aperture detail is just amazing.

nikkor 35mm 1.4 D810 hoops as hangar closes LPD 26 by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr

This last one is from the 6XXXXX ais at 1.4, I think you will agree with me that the detail/sharpness and contrast at 1.4 is quite nice, but strong lights/highlights are dicey, this gets much better at 2.0

nikon nikkor 35mm 1.4 ais 608XXX at 1.4 D800 Midland Poway locomotive by Rafael Batlle, on Flickr



Sep 04, 2023 at 02:41 PM





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