Advice needed...

[desertstrike]

is it worthwhile to buy nikkor 35mm f1.8 and sell my nikkor 50mm f1.8?

50mm has a further reach and is good for outdoor and smaller item
35mm has a wider view and is good for indoor and bigger item...

hmm... but 35mm is about twice as expensive as 50mm...

 

[night86mare]

why do you want to do that? have you asked yourself?

both can be useful for a number of things.

 

[catchlights]

personal preference.

who knows what you really want other than yourself?

anyway, if for me, I will keep a 35mm lens and a 50mm lens, both are at different focal length lens, it does not duplicate or can replace another lens.

 

[desertstrike]

why do you want to do that? have you asked yourself?

both can be useful for a number of things.

true... hmm... actually i just wan a general purpose lens... one that i can shoot indoor and outdoor...

which is why if i take the 35mm, i can cover indoor, for outdoor, if it is too far, i just move along... hmm... what do u think?

 

[desertstrike]

personal preference.

who knows what you really want other than yourself?

anyway, if for me, I will keep a 35mm lens and a 50mm lens, both are at different focal length lens, it does not duplicate or can replace another lens.

oh oh, for me, i think it will be an overkill to own for fast lens...
and my budget not a lot... so i think i can only choose one of them...

 

[reanimator]

true... hmm... actually i just wan a general purpose lens... one that i can shoot indoor and outdoor...

which is why if i take the 35mm, i can cover indoor, for outdoor, if it is too far, i just move along... hmm... what do u think?

U can use both for indoor and outdoor.. just walk to cover the possible distance..

 

[nakashimamika]

If in doubt, always get the wider lens.

 

[desertstrike]

U can use both for indoor and outdoor.. just walk to cover the possible distance..

so i guess... 1 vote for 35mm....

 

[desertstrike]

If in doubt, always get the wider lens.

2nd vote for 35mm....

 

[JediKnight]

Another vote for 35mm. I own and use 50mm but many times unable to capture the whole frame indoor due to obstacles and space constraints unless I knocked down the wall behind me

 

[desertstrike]

Another vote for 35mm. I own and use 50mm but many times unable to capture the whole frame indoor due to obstacles and space constraints unless I knocked down the wall behind me

okie, 3 votes

 

[orionct]

just curious, isn't 50mm and 35mm a bit too close to each focal length, y not a 50mm and another wider like 10 - 17mm ? :bsmilie:

 

[desertstrike]

just curious, isn't 50mm and 35mm a bit too close to each focal length, y not a 50mm and another wider like 10 - 17mm ? :bsmilie:

budget issue...