Have only had this lens for less than a week now, but am very pleased with the results I'm getting with it installed on my D3400. With the 3400, this lens allows the same basic view and capture as the human eye.

Lightweight Large Maximum Aperture (1.8) Overall Performance Quality Fit and Feel Nikon's Extended Warranty

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this lens has exceeded my expectations. a devout lover of fast primes, i am deeply impressed with the quality of this item and the quality of images it helps me to create with my cameras sensors.

i purchased one of these lenses for my friend, and he can not describe how happy he is with this lens. This lens is the only prime lens engineered for dx format cameras spesifically.

Best For Video; Easy to Use; Fast Shutter Speed; Good in Low Light

By far my most used lens. If I had a complaint it would be that it spoils me to want my other lenses to perform as well which can get expensive. The price is oh so right for a lens of this caliber. It's so easily portable.

Had a confusion between 35mm and 50mm ,finally went to 35 mm after experimenting and going through all the reviews available. I feel my decision is right because 35mm is more versatile compared to 50 mm .And even portrait click is also so good with this lens .I recommend this to all DX users.

I bought this lens to take photos indoors of my new grandson at Christmas & it has not disappointed. Great shots & great clarity. I researched whether to buy this or 50mm & I believe this was the right choice. Also used it outdoors & pleased with the results of Christmas lights without using tripod.

I use this lens a lot for flowers and it produces photos that I am rather proud of, the 1 and ONLY thing I don't like is the focus ring, I shoot a lot in manual and it feels like a very cheap build and it could break at any moment, but this is its only fault.

Easy to use; Compact

Build quality

It is the first lens to buy for those of us with kit lens. On DX body the focal length becomes 52.5mm which is best for all purpose everyday casual photography. Its 50mm sibling (which costs almost the same) is a little difficult to work with indoor but better for portraiture. Pros: 1.

By far my most used lens. If I had a complaint it would be that it spoils me to want my other lenses to perform as well which can get expensive. The price is oh so right for a lens of this caliber. It's so easily portable.

This DX 35mm f/1.8 lens is an excellent value. Its resolution rivals that of FX lenses three times the cost. The image below was taken with a Nikon D40 camera body at a shutter speed of 1/125 of s second, an aperture of f/1.8, an ISO of 560, Auto White Balance, and Matrix Metering.