Nikon 35mm f2.8 › Color Rendition
12 positive · 1 mixed · 11 critical mentions across 24 sources.
has issues washed out microcontrast color saturation issues just not that good um now the one thing that it does have that the Zeiss distagon doesn't have here is it has a good lack of chromatic aberration longitudinal chromatic aberration which the Zeiss does have this is a low element count prime…
highlights show quite a lot of colorful outlining it's reduced at f2.8 and at F4 it's pretty much gone overall the nickel said 35 mm f1.8 s is a good op but never so amazing that I would consider spending £700 on it that is a lot of money remember it's maximum aperture is only f1.8 and its image…
The lens features three aspherical elements, which deliver sharp, accurate images with minimal distortion, as well as two extra low dispersion elements, which minimize color fringing and chromatic aberrations, giving you clarity and beautiful color rendering across the frame.
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