I am looking for cheap but good performer stopped down. I most often shoot my lens stopped down. So I thought about getting a 50 mm f1.8, have seen that mtf data is great stopped down.
The most important for me is contrast and resolution. As I would use the lens for "detail" shoots. For example, church windows, doors.
I have the 18-70mm it is so so. In my humble opinion this lens perform best under 50 mm. I am buying a nikkor 12-24. So I need something to when I want compress the view or get details. So my thought was to look on primes. As they give best "detail" for the money. As buying a good quality zoom at the moment is way over my budget.
I have seen alot shoots of the 50mm 1.8 and the 85mm 1.8. Thou mostly they are used in large aperture mode. As I interested in "detail" border to border mode. If you have any landscape, tree, nature, architecture shoots with this lenses stopped down then I am really interested to see them. Especially the borders.
I feel that my 70mm is a bit soft at 70mm.
Any suggestions is welcome ;-)
Also stopped down photos that are focused on infinity or hyperfocal length.
Cheers,
Daniel
The most important for me is contrast and resolution. As I would use the lens for "detail" shoots. For example, church windows, doors.
I have the 18-70mm it is so so. In my humble opinion this lens perform best under 50 mm. I am buying a nikkor 12-24. So I need something to when I want compress the view or get details. So my thought was to look on primes. As they give best "detail" for the money. As buying a good quality zoom at the moment is way over my budget.
I have seen alot shoots of the 50mm 1.8 and the 85mm 1.8. Thou mostly they are used in large aperture mode. As I interested in "detail" border to border mode. If you have any landscape, tree, nature, architecture shoots with this lenses stopped down then I am really interested to see them. Especially the borders.
I feel that my 70mm is a bit soft at 70mm.
Any suggestions is welcome ;-)
Also stopped down photos that are focused on infinity or hyperfocal length.
Cheers,
Daniel