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Review Summary
2012-04-19T21:00:00
This lens can produce great images if focus is taken care of which can be difficult especially when the lens is wide open. I found the only reliable way to focus the lens was to switch my D7000 to live view and focus manually with maximum magnification. I found that the optical viewfinder >o< dot unfortunately cannot produce any reliable result due to the fact that this lens is very sharp and sensitive to focus distance and there is always fine tune offset/difference in distance between the focus distance to optical viewfinder vs. actual sensor. When I use live view, the images are always sharp. This lens is more suited for static objects, landscape due to the manual focus only.
CuriousAboutDSLR
2011-12-04T19:00:00
This is a great 35mm f/1.4 lens. It performs better than some much more expensive ones. The only thing you need to pay attention to is focusing. The lens may focus a bit further (or closer) on your camera. You'd better use it on a camera with advanced electronic focusing indicator, with ">oo" shows rather than usually the green dot "o". But considering the price is 1/3 of a Nikon 35mm f/1.4, I can accept this little inconvenience.
Tony

Ahhh, the modern age of digital photography. Blazing fast autofocus lenses and digital processors that make ISO 6400 shots look like they were shot on Kodachrome 25 back in the old days of film.