The 35 mm lens has been called the Swiss army knife of focal ranges. Close enough for portraits but wide enough to get the scene in. With a fast aperture of f/2 how does this Nikon prime fair in a modern lens world?
And with so many other vintage 35mm’s to choose from, can this 1980’s AIS Nikkor still bring the goods? Let's find out!
Filming Gear:
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Atomos V recorder: amzn.to/3Dmegeu
Fotasy Nikon F to Nikon Z:
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Fotasy Minolta to Nikon Z:
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MD to Leica M
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Nikon to Leica M
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Canon FD to Leica M
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Olympus to Leica M
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Product Photography:
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Audio:
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Studio Lights:
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