Nikon 85Mm 1.8 Af D

[Sony E] Disregard that earlier review by "Lance". This lens is awesome. The AF mimics a normal focus pull and the weight makes it easy to swap out on a gimbal. I originally bought the 24mm V-AF and have been using it for a lot of gimbal work, I found that at times I would need a 85mm, so I use the Sony 85mm 1.8. To keep things consistent, I got the 75mm 1.8 V-AF. When switching focus, it is more organic and natural compared to a photo lens. I got the front accessory as well to dial the manual focus and it makes the feel of the lens much better. If you are interested in using this for photo, fear not. The AF speed can be adjusted via the lens station and will give you fast speeds as a normal lens would. My only gripe with the 75mm is the breathing which is normal at this focal length. Wish Sony extended the lens breathing comp to 3rd party lenses. On the other hand, the 24mm V-AF doesn't have any lens breathing comp at all. Overall I am happy with the build, quality and performance of this lens. This is a video centric lens and as such, the expectations should align with it. For the price, it's reasonable at $649. Looking forward to more accessories and improvements of this lens.

[Autofocus] I sold 4 lenses, including a Nikon 85mm 1.8D, and I still needed to pay extra to get this. Totally worth it. When I first tried this out, I was blown away by how awesome this lens is. It's much sharper than my old 85mm 1.8D, and is by some distance the sharpest lens I have. I think it's going to be my go-to lense for a long time. Bokeh is top-tier, too. If there's any complaint, it's the size and weight of this lens, and it WILL take up space in your bags. Still, if you're looking for the absolute best quality, this is what you have to get.

[f/2] This lens totally surprised me with the sharpness and the amount of light that comes through. I tested against my Nikon f/1.8 85mm, it might fail a I will said like a 1% on details, otherwise, I am very happy with this lens. The primary use for this lens is portrait photography.

[Brass, Aluminum] Using my Nikon 85mm F/1:1.8D kens, I'm getting beautiful photos using this adapter. Manual focusing is easy with the X-T30 and Nikon glass is great.

[f/16] I bought this on the cheap a while back and recently decided to get the Nikon AFS 85mm 1.8 assuming it would be a better lens, cause, you know--its Nikon. When I compared them, the Viltrox is way sharper wide open, which is where I like to use it.

[6 x 5 x 0.7"] Perfect size pouch for Nikon 1.8G primes (20mm, 24mm, 35mm, 85mm). For me best used when stacking lenses or other equipment in the same cell of a camera bag compartment.

[Autofocus] My Viltrox 85mm f/1.8 for Nikon Z offers is a razor sharp bargain lens, great build quality at a budget-friendly price. It delivers crisp images with minimal chromatic aberration and has a solid metal construction that feels durable. This lens is an excellent option for those seeking affordable, high-quality portrait photography.

[f/1.4] I told myself I would never by another lens for I have many to go with my Nikon 810, the 135mm 2.0, 85mm 1.8, 35mm 1.8, 20-70mm 2.8 an the 70-300m 2.8. when I saw this 50mm 1.4 for only $169, I said why not. I wasnt expecting much from it. Guys this lens is definitely one of the best lenses ever!!! The auto focus is fast and the picture is beautiful not soft at 1.4! bokah is great also. Lens is well built metal not plastic!

[52 mm to 62 mm] I use this for my nikon 55mm and 85mm

[Manual Focus] Having owned the GREAT Sigma 85mm art lens and the FANTASTIC Tamron 85mm 1.8, I can say without reservation, THIS LENS IS AMAZING!!! This lens is as sharp at 1.2, as the Tamron at 1.8!! That is INSANE considering the Tamron is fantastically sharp at 1.8... Wow... The Sigma is sharper yes, but it doesnt go down to 1.2! Ill sacrifice the MARGINAL sharpness for the better aperture, boken rendering (OMG!!), and overall different artistic look this lens provides... Oh yeah, its manual focus.... But Im adapting to Sony so........Lol