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Nikkor 24mm f/2.8D and the 35mm wide-angle 50mm f/1.4 or F/18 of/2D which to buy a little light per night?
Right now I have one-135mm f/3.5 18 doesn't work good enough in the dark. I like the old 35mm film camera images, u know. I want to imitate the "look." now is the 24mm f/2.8 for digital cameras and equivalent to 35 mm. if so, what is the f / 2 lens 35mm film equivalent, or is it the movie 35mm lens I'm thinking? also, that one of these four lenses buy shouldi. I take pictures indoors in low light, or when out at night im making photographs of the city or something. 50mm f/1.4 is better than 24 or 35 mm f/2.8 and f / 2, since it has a larger aperture at 1.4 and have more shots at night? Basically, the lens should I get and why. Thanks, I appreciate a lot of decent reviews.
Multiply the focal length of 1.5 mm for 35 equivialnt (For example, a 24mm lens on a digital camera is equivalent to a 36mm lens on a film camera). So your 18-135 is a 27mm-200mm ~ on cam film. At night shots in low light using the fastest lens you can get. You can use flash indoors and there are a number of techniques you can use to obtain good blows. Keep high iso as high as you can w / o xtra introducing noise, use a tripod iso, height and length of exposure to noise reduction. Not sure what the "gaze" is trying to imitate – but all lenses should have good bokeh (blurred background that is mostly shallow open pictures field), see www.kenrockwell.com to a wealth of information on techniques of photography and Nikon cameras and lenses.
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