
Nikon
Nikon Fixed Focal Length Lens with UV Filter
Nikon's fast 35mm FX-format prime lens delivers razor-sharp wide-angle images with an included UV filter for added protection.
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Overview
Key Features
FX-format, ultra-fast classic wide-angle lens
Focal Length : 35 mm, Minimum Focus Distance - 1.0 ft.
UV protection filter for general, everyday use
Reduces ultraviolet light; helps eliminate bluish cast in images
Specifications
Brand
Nikon
Lens Type
Fixed Focal Length (Prime)
Focal Length
35mm
Format Compatibility
FX-Format
Minimum Focus Distance
1.0 ft
Included Accessories
UV Protection Filter
Frequently Asked Questions
What camera bodies is this lens compatible with?
This is an FX-format lens designed for Nikon full-frame cameras. It can also be used on DX-format bodies, where the effective focal length becomes approximately 52.5mm.
What is the minimum focus distance of this lens?
The minimum focus distance is 1.0 foot (approximately 0.3 meters), allowing you to get relatively close to subjects for tighter compositions.
What does the included UV filter do?
The UV filter serves as a protective barrier for the front lens element against scratches, dust, and fingerprints, while also reducing UV haze for slightly improved image clarity outdoors.
Is this lens a good choice for street and everyday photography?
Yes, the 35mm focal length is a classic choice for street, documentary, and everyday photography on full-frame cameras, offering a natural field of view close to how the human eye sees.
Is this a fixed-aperture prime lens?
Yes, as a fixed focal length (prime) lens, it does not zoom. Prime lenses are known for delivering sharper images and typically faster maximum apertures compared to zoom lenses at similar focal lengths.