Nikon D7000 fuselage wants to be equipped with portrait lens, 35mm or 50mm?

Nikon D7000 fuselage wants to be equipped with portrait lens, 35mm or 50mm? In fact, these two lenses can be used to take portraits, but the visual width is different.

Generally speaking, fixed-focus lenses are very suitable for portrait shooting, such as 35, 50, 85, 105 ... which are good lenses for portrait shooting! The choice of lens is mainly related to our shooting style.

Lens 35 is the real PTZ on Nikon D7000, which is visually similar to the human eye. It's a good shot for humanities shooting. Because this lens is the critical point of wide angle, it can also be used to shoot scenery. Because of the focal length, it can be said that it is suitable for shooting in a slightly narrow space, or many people call it "the eye of the private house", which is very suitable for shooting private houses indoors. Because of the focal length, its background blur is relatively good.

The 50 lens is a typical portrait lens on Nikon D7000, which is close to the portrait lens 85, so it is also a special lens with half a friend portrait. Because the focal length is longer than 35, the defocus still has an advantage in blurring. However, if this lens shoots scenery, it feels that the field of vision is too narrow.

Generally speaking, if you think that one or two thousand yuan is not too big, you can buy 35/ 1.8 and 50/ 1.8 lenses, and more than one thousand yuan should be able to win these two lenses. It's actually good to have fun with them all.

The above is my opinion, welcome friends to add.

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I agree with you about the lens of this camera. It turned out to be a struggle between 50 and 35, which one to buy. But then I bought them all.

The experience is as follows:

The portrait of 50 is really powerful, and the background blur effect is very good. But he is only suitable for filming people. Forget the scenery, because his perspective is too narrow.

So 50 can only hold one servant; But it can't hold the scenery!

35 people can be photographed with the scenery, and 50 people are not as good as portraits. But if you only want the background blur effect, 35 is actually enough.

So if you want to shoot scenery and people, choose 35; If you only shoot people, choose 50.

I hope my answer can help you.

If you are just an ordinary photographer, you are not very picky about the imaging effect of photos, and your purchase budget is limited. It is recommended to buy a 50mm nikkor lens with f 1.8, and the price of the new lens is around 1400. The only difference between the two lenses is that the maximum aperture value is different, but the advantage of f 1.4 is that the whole lens imaging is more suitable for portrait shooting. I always believe that it is expensive for a reason. The material difference is not very big, but there are essential differences, which can only be realized when used. If you want to take a professional route, buy a better one. In short, the lens that can meet your own needs is the best!

There are more applicable scenarios, after all, wider. But the blur effect of 50 is better, and there are many applicable scenarios! If you already have a wide-angle zoom in your hand, then I suggest starting at 50. If this is the first lens you want to buy, then I suggest 35.

50 is called the standard portrait lens. As a C-format d7000, it has 50 fixed-focus lenses, which is equivalent to a Quan Huafu with 75 mouths. It is very good for taking busts. The 35 lens is more humanized, and old players know that this is a personal lens. Of course, these expressions are all conventional usage. If you just take portraits, I suggest you choose 50.

Hello! I'm AnNn Image, and I'm glad to answer this question.

As we all know, 35mm, 50mm and 85mm fixed-focus lenses are the most commonly used in portrait photography.

Today, I want to share with you the questions raised by the topic.

The 35mm fixed-focus lens was first called "humanistic lens". Compared with other lenses, it has a larger angle of view and is closer to a wide-angle lens, which is especially suitable for indoor use, because the lens is wider, more elements can be integrated, and the atmosphere of the environment can be well highlighted. 35mm lens is also very powerful in portrait photography, and it is also called "personal artifact" in the circle. Its disadvantage is that because of the wide viewing angle, there will be slight wide-angle distortion when taking close-ups of portraits, but it is still possible to take full-length portraits.

The 50mm fixed-focus lens is called a standard lens because its viewing angle is basically the same as that of the human eye. The biggest feature of a 50mm fixed-focus lens is its large aperture. When the aperture is fully open, you can get faster speed than zoom lens and medium telephoto lens, and improve the shooting success rate. In addition to the large aperture, it also has an obvious advantage, that is, it is light and easy to carry, and the photos taken are neither distorted nor blurred. In particular, the lens of f 1.8 is very cost-effective.

If these two lenses are equipped with D7000 fuselage, and the coefficient of X 1.5 is needed to calculate the equivalent focal length, then 50mm becomes 75mm, which is close to 85mm, which can be regarded as the best focal length for shooting portraits. At the same time, it can keep a moderate distance from the subject when shooting portraits, which is not far or near, convenient for communication and will not bring extra pressure to the subject. Its shallow depth of field, high definition and expressive force of characters are absolutely beyond the reach of other lenses.

Therefore, I personally recommend Nikon D7000 fuselage with 50mm lens for portrait shooting.

Hello, first make sure that your body is Nikon d7000 camera. I have used this machine, which is still very good, but it belongs to a half-frame camera. The two lenses you mentioned, one is Nicole's 50mm fixed-focus lens and the other is Nicole's 35mm fixed-focus lens, both belong to Quan Huafu lens. The imaging quality is excellent and the cost performance is very high. But if you put it on your machine, there will be a focal length conversion of 1.5 times, so a 50mm focal length lens is equivalent to a 75mm focal length lens, which is very suitable for taking portraits without deformation, and the same 35mm focal length lens is equivalent to 52. If economic conditions allow you to have both shots, you won't be disappointed. I hope my answer can help you. Thank you. Like to pay attention.

Recommended here. Why not 35 instead of 50? Listen to me slowly.

Both models are good, and 50mm portrait is the best!

D7000 non-full-frame camera, with a 35mm lens, is equivalent to 53.2mm of the film machine after focal length conversion. It is a real standard lens, suitable for shooting portraits and landscapes.

Equipped with a 50mm lens, the focal length is equivalent to the 76mm telephoto lens of the film machine after conversion.

As for the aperture, it goes without saying that they are all large apertures and the imaging quality is super high.