Nikon 35Mm F2 D

[Sony E] Works like advertised. I use it with the Nikon Nikkor AI 35mm F2 (Nikon F Mount Ai) for a Sony a6500; fits tight, focus ♾. Great buy.

[Empty] I bought this case for the Canon 35mm f2 IS lens. It was the recommended pouch for that lens. It dows seem a bit on the large size for that lens, but if needed I can leave the hood attached ready to go and it still fits this case. When the hood is reversed this soft pouch can be folded over at the top to take less space in the camera bag. The only down side is that it wasn't included with the lens itself and had to be purchased as an additional accessory.

[Aluminum] I did not like how the original hood looks which comes with Fuji XF 35mm F2. So I purchased this. Now I am so happy to carry around with my XS10. It is solid and nice balance with the camera for my daily snaps.

[1.48 lb] I have 2 rangefinders (one with a 35mm f2 mounted, 1 with a built in 40mm), a half frame, and an m mount 50mm in the bag plus a small flash, light meter, and 3 rolls of film. It all fits and like my other TT products this seems built like a tank.

[0.09 lb] In my previous review, it should read : XF 23mm is unavailable for both f2 and f1.4. Not 35mm. Apologies.

[49 mm (Front)] I own the 23mm and 35mm f2 Fujicrons, but I wanted to experience the magic sauce of the 35mm f1.4. It did not disappoint. Most of all, I much prefer the small form factor of all three lenses compared to the heavier and bulkier new Fuji lenses. Especially for travel and street photography, less is more.

[Multi Coated] Does what it says, I use it on my Fujifilm XT2 with Fujifilm 35mm F2. Had to buy a step up ring but works perfect. I bought this with rewards points that I got from BH for buying the XT2 from them. Great camera, great lens, great company. It gave an old man another reason to get out and take photos.

[62.1°] I previously had a small zeiss 35mm f2 distagon that I loved. It was similar in size, weight, and build to this lens. When I made the switch to z mount the ftz adaptor eliminated the small size part of the equation for the zeiss. After reading reviews I decided to give voightlander a try since it is available in a native z mount. The image quality didn't disappoint at all. I still miss setting the f stop on the camera thumbwheel, and when I first put the lens on I'll spin the thumbwheel out of habit. After a short time the manual f stop becomes second nature. The weight and size are great as is the build quality. After using the lens for a few weeks I sold my zeiss 35mm f2. I also liked the 35mm voightlander so well that I bought the 50mm f2 apo and the 65mm f2. app macro voightlanders. The 50 is similar to the 35 in size and quality, the 65mm is larger, but focuses closely and also has great image quality.

I bought this case for the Canon 35mm f2 IS lens. It was the recommended pouch for that lens. It dows seem a bit on the large size for that lens, but if needed I can leave the hood attached ready to go and it still fits this case. When the hood is reversed this soft pouch can be folded over at the top to take less space in the camera bag. The only down side is that it wasn't included with the lens itself and had to be purchased as an additional accessory.

[FUJIFILM X] I've been using Fuji XF 35mm f2 for mostly but I've been wanting a little wider angle lens for some time. Then, XF 35mm are now unavailable for both f2 and f1.4, so I looked at Sigma. Since I love Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN very much, I decided to get this one. It turned out to be a great decision. The pictures turn out so clear and beautiful. The angle is great, not as wide as 16mm, but wide enough to capture a lot of scenery, and the whole body of my dog easily. The only concern was its weight, a bit heavier than I'm used to on my small T30II. But once I started using it, I didn't find the weight a problem at all. It's not WR, but I don't take pictures when it rains. I highly recommend it.