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Nikon rolls out an AF-S prime lens F1.4G 50 mm in celebrating the company’s 75th anniversary of Nikkor Optics. You would think they came out with at least one stop faster Nikkor at its third quarter century milestone. Perhaps there are more to come later. It does feature a silent Wave Motor for faster and quite focusing; the built-in focus motor will support its entry-level Digital SLR D60/D40x/D40 that built without an in-body AF motor. $435.95 will secure you the new Nikkor when it hits the shops in December.
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One Response to “Nikon releases AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G lens”
Harper September 22, 2008
This is going to be such a sweet lens. I was actually resigning myself to buy the sigma version. The only thing I’m concerned about is that maybe getting a 30mm lens would be more versatile for shooting indoors at night.
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