"This is a MUST OWN lens in the Nikon AF line. Not only sharp and fast, but my favorite perspective and CHEAP to buy! It's the best way to learn how ALL of the photojournalists in the 40s-70s shot EVERYTHING they printed."
bhphotovideo.com "Perfect photos at 65 mph at f8 @1/800! This lens lets in lots of light so I can use a fast shutter and get absolutely no blur at highway speeds."
bhphotovideo.com "One thing I do not like about the lens is that the aperture ring moves easily and causes the camera not to register any f/stop."
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you need to focus manually and use a tripod and the results are great, when you turn the ring you will see a white dot mean the len has focused properly and you shoot.
Really it is a good len
Eric
Lastly, Ken Rockwell has a wonderful web site that can explain everything about your camera, and lens compatibilities. His web site is awesome.
There are many photography forums, but be sure to join one for Nikon cameras,
This means you can manually change aperture even if the lens is reverse mounted. Reverse mount lens can be used for macro photography and
This 50mm is perfect for it. The afs 1.8 g cannot be used for the reverse lens mount cuz of absence of the aperture control ring