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Nikon Z 35mm 1.8 S | An Outstanding Z Lens From Nikon? | First Impressions + Images | Capture One
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2019
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The 35mm 1.8 S Nikon Z mount lens further expands the lens selection and every time time I pick this camera up, and work with the lenses I continue to be impressed.
For the first time I get out and photograph with the 35mm 1.8 S. Check out the crispy images which come out this lens as I download and edit in realtime time with Capture One.
Let's see just how good they look.
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Hi Matt, I bought the 35 as my first prime lens for my Nikon Z6. I very happy with this lightweight Lens. The sharpness and the over all performance was great and I can only highly recommend this lens. I have also the 14-30, 24-70 f4, the 50 and the 85mm lens, but the 35 is mostly my first choice. Thank you very much for you nice videos here on UA-cam. I am a great fan of you and your work! Hope to meet you one day. Greetings from Germany to Australia 👍😊
The 35mm is looking great. I love your relaxed style of videos and useful information at the same time. I'm really liking the quality of the images coming out of that Z7. Nikon sure got that one right for a first attempt at a high-end FF mirrorless offering.
Yeah I totally agree cooloox. To have this level of quality and to be able to get an end product which I think is nearing an entry level medium format (read Hasselblad X1D) at less than half the cost. This is a great achievement. And any Z prime you buy today, will be just as good in 25 years time. They are an affordable and solid investment. Cheers Matt
This lens looks absolutely gorgeous. I also agree with you, the 50mm 1.8s is an incredible lens
Yeah Michal so far all the Z have impressed me, my next will be the 85 1.8 Which ones do you have so far? Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography I currently only have the 50 1.8s and the 24-70 f4. Both are very good but the 50 is just on another level. I am between getting the 85 and the 35
@@MattIrwinPhotography I got the 85mm and its my fav lens, followed by my 40mm and then my 35mm. All z lenses.
This was my first Z lens -- grabbed it shortly after buying the Z6 when I realized the 6 wasn't going to work as my primary wildlife/action portrait camera. Other than on my original SLR in the '70s it is my first fixed 35 mm, as well. I adore the focal length tho for walk about/'journalistic' shooting and used to fix my 24-70 at 35 :) I was lured away a bit by my 50 mm and while I suspect it's the romance of the great 35mm shooters and what they produced I truly am always drawn back to 35 as a normal lens -- whether science backs me up on 35 being THE normal or not :) COVID has screwed my regular, 'casual' carry my camera into the city and shoot away routine but what little of that I did get to do before the virus chased me indoors made me adore the lens and just love the feel of it with the Z6 in my hand. I love the lens so much I'm sure that means Nikon will have a 35 1.4 or 1.2 soon :) I've just come over from your 50 1.2 video which prompted lust for that glass, so I went looking for your comments on the 35 1.8 to let bring me in from a consumerist urge and remain satisfied (as I am!) with the 35. Oh, and that shot (the 3rd of the three you selected -- the vertical outside walls of the buildings with the dark sky) is spectacular. I gasped (truly) at how evocative that capture is. Really one of those, "Damn, wish I took that shot' photos :) So very beautiful and so very dystopian (architecturally, at least) simultaneously. Stellar. As usual, thanks for your thoughts and sharing of your work in these videos.
Not sure if this is the case everywhere but B&H in the states is running a killer sale on these 1.8 S lenses. I just bought the 35mm for 150$ off. the 50mm is under 500 us right now. get at them people
And the Z6 is so cheap nowadays..for image quality, still love nikons color science..
Beautiful lens and camera combo , sharp and great images Nikon shoots
Yeah Harry, Nikon are really nailing their Z FF primes. Do you have any of them yet? Cheers Matt
I have three S lenses, the Z 24-70mm f/4.0 S, the Z 50mm f/1.8 S, and the Z 35mm f/1.8 S. All three are incredible. They create almost 3-D images and I am using them on a Z6. I would suppose they would produce even more detail on a Z7 (but I favor better low light performance over ultra high resolution). For that matter, F mount lenses look better on the Z6, too. I use the 24-70 by default, and then the 35 or 50 in either low light situations, or if I want to simplify my outing by using only one of these incredible prime lenses. I also use the F mount 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 as a "one lens solution" if I am doing something like going to a Disney theme park. You can't lose with the Z cameras, or any lens (including DX lenses) I have tried on my Z6.
Lawrose, you sound a lot like me. We have the same Z lens selection. And I like to experiment with different lens combos depending on what I am shooting, and I am very much enjoying putting my old F glass on the Z. Have you seen this film of mine? ua-cam.com/video/1QBjgXryObw/v-deo.html All about the 14-24 mm F2.8 on the Z7 . Yes i have almost purchased a Z6 a few times for the low light performance and slightly faster focus, I will try and hold of until the next Z's are announced. Thanks so much for joining the conversation, what is the next Z lens you will get ? Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography , I'm in remission from GAS at the moment. My last purchase was the Z 50 f/1.8 S, and only because it is such a highly rated "best" Nikon lens. I held off on that lens until recently because I also have the 50mm f/1.8 G, and although not as sharp as the S version, it's a great lens, too. Truthfully, I also have a good selection of DX lenses, and they rock on the Z6. The only gear that might tempt me now would be a Z mount all-in-one 28-300mm, or similar. However, the buzz is that Nikon will never produce such a consumer lens as it would reflect badly on what they want the Z cameras to be. No problem. Thanks to the FTZ adaptor we can use any Nikon lens. Best of both worlds.
@@lawrose4 You would love the 85mm, its pure magic tbh.
@@maddawgzzzz yes. Back in the day, I had an 85mm and it was my go-to lens.
I bought the 40mm f/2 with my Z6 last year, but I just decided to replace it with this instead. The 40 just isn't doing it for me in sharpness in close-in indoor situations, which is my primary use case for it. Too many shots just come out noticeably soft even without pixel peeping. The 35 is a lot more expensive, but I think it will be worth it. (Plus I prefer the focal length.)
Good to see you using C1. I find the import pane a bit confusing - I don't know if it's me. Is the 35mm a bit overkill for a Z6 - I was looking at one for gimbal work.
Hey Mark, yeah I love Capture One, now that I can't use Aperture anymore. Closest thing I have found to replace it. There are many aspects of the C1 that I find a little confusing, or just harder to use than they should be. Otherwise it is solid. The GUI team needs to be expanded a little I think. :) When you say overkill on a gimbal, what do you mean? Too good? Too wide? Not wide enough? Cheers Matt
I’m starting to really like the 35mm focal lenght.
Not shooting a Zed Camera yet and maybe never. For now I’m still shooting the Nikon DSLRs.
Shot the Nikkor O 35mm f/2 last night for live music on my d850. Wow what a lens especially for one from the early 1960s .
Maybe Nikon is starting a new era of lens design dominance with these new lenses.
Yeah Troy I think that is totally what is happening, and I suppose we are only going to believe how good they are once we start using them. Why do you think you may never use a Z? Cheers Matt
Not sure why I may never get the Nikon Z cameras . I’ve been thinking of switching brands . At the moment I had been moving more towards video and the Panasonic S1h.
Several things have happened since I posted this remark and I’m rethinking the whole broadcast video business. Long story.
Great video! If I had the money I would buy the lens for my Nikon Z5. I would like the other prime lens also!
Hi Matt-greetings from Rockford Illinois! I had a quick question for you. I am a huge fan of night photography. Currently I have the signal 35 mm 1.4 art lens on my Z6 with the ftz II but it is a pretty heavy lens and I am thinking if this Z 35mm. Just wanted to find out how you found this lens to shoot at night. I just watched your video and it looks like it does really well at night. The sigma that I have a 1.4, but it didn’t seem like that big difference between 1.41.8 especially with these new Z lenses. Anyway, thanks for taking a look at this message and curious what your thoughts might be. Keep up the fantastic videos and thanks again. Scott
IF you had to choose between the “best” lenses for manual focusing for the Z6 (ie using the Rhino Arc II / Focus slider) would you opt for:
Nikkor Z 35mm 1.8S ($850)
AF-S Nikkor 35mm 1.4G ($1500!)
Sigma ART 35mm 1.4DG HSM ($650)
Sigma has been recommended, as the Nikkor is overpriced... but - while fitting the Z lens directly onto the Z6 - has slight advantages... I heard you can’t EXACTLY pull focus with Z lenses based on exact position of the manual focus ring??? It’s electronic and relies on autofocus to correct.
Looks excellent, I would question how much correction is done to the RAW file in camera? It seems pretty much every mirrorless camera applies lens corrections to RAW captures so it's often hard to establish how good the real optical qualities of the lens are.
Yeah Monster, funnily enough Geoff, who let me borrow his copy of this lens (before mine arrives) to make this piece and I discussed exactly your point around in camera correction. And that some software allows you to turn it off, and some software does not. As the correction is baked into the files metadata. Our conclusion was we needed to explore it more. I tend to agree with you that this is happening, and I think where I noticed it most was with my 14-24 2.8 F, I feel like that is being corrected. Which is why I was blown away by how good it looks on the Z7. So I take your point, how good is the lens without digital enhancement vs optically. And yes we don't know yet. For me at the end of the day, if the combination of physics and computer science are creating a better outcome, and in real-world application the lens is looking great. I'm happy. These are very affordable, lite, compact and well performing primes, that are helping me create even better pics than in my F world. It's fun and very rewarding. Cheers Sir, Matt
Matt I have the 24-70 f4. Overall would you recommend a 35mm 1.8 prime in the bag or a more universal 24-120 (which I saw just came out).I see such amazing things about the 50 mm too but I tend to shoot scenes more than portraits. I'm leaning toward 35 mm prime for scenic shots
:-) That's a great looking lens!
Sure does, and thanks to you we can see it today on my channel. Cheers Geoff :) .
Other question- I shot lots of indoor sports, and i like to travel a lot. Next year i will be in NYC and i would like to take just one lens with me... What native lens do you advice to buy with the Z6? 24-70 mm 4 S, 35 mm 1.8S , or 50 mm 1.8S?
Well if it is out I would go the 24-120 f4. I can’t remember if that is coming next year. If so I would wait for it. The perfect travel lens. Otherwise the 24-70 f4 is great too. Very small and light. What sort of subjects do you most like to photograph?
Hi, just ordered a Z7 body and I’m toying with the idea of the 35mm prime as my first lens for it. This was useful (seen another reviewer concluding that the 50mm is a much better lens than the 35mm but I think he was too technical and picky).
Yeah it is a good question Emmanuel, personally if I was still choosing I would go with the 24 1.8 S, if you wanted the a better all-rounder. Will you be getting the kit 24-70 F4? If so I would go the 50mm, it is very well priced and simply stunning, can we used for some many situations, and for portraits ... that is what I would do before the 35mm if you have the kit zoom already ? Let me know. Cheers Matt :)
As a z6 user, I'm actually still rolling with my 35/1.4G via ftz. The 35mm is a very useful general walk-around focal length. I don't even bother with the general purpose 24-70 type lenses
Certainly seems to perform extremely well Matt, the colour rendition looks beautiful. I'm interested to know if that's something affected by lighting as you shoot a lot of street scenes at night? As a current Canon user (and people rave about the Canon 'look'), I'll try some night shots myself but I suspect the 5Dii sensor will be poor so the little M5 may get a comparison test as well.
It is a hard one, have you seen my 50mm 1.5 S review? ua-cam.com/video/gY3QVT0HlY4/v-deo.html Check it out, this was shot in daylight, and the colour was just as impressive. I think this is the optical qualities of these lenses and also I only ever shoot manual which I think is important for getting the colour you want. Let me know how you go with the Canon I would be very interested. Cheers Matt
Hi Matt, do you listen the focusing noise with the z 35 mm (on video mode) ?
Hallo Matt, i could use your help,
I use my d850 for landscape work mainly with my tamron 15 30. My question is should i keep d850 and add a z6 for family portraits ,travels and events as well as start investing to s lenses or sell d850 and buy z7...i cant decide...
My Z7 I pick and use more than any other camera I own. It is smaller and lighter, great for travel. And the Z6 and 7 are exactly the same body so there is no hit for better files. Plus you can now get a growing range of great glass, which are small and lite and well priced, and very very good. And as you capture landscape images, the slight difference in moving object low light performance will not be an issue, so I would 100% say yes to the Z7. You will love it. And if you do any video at all, you will love it. Let me know if you have anymore questions. And I would love to hear what you end up going with, Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography thank you very much for your time!!keep up the good work
Thank you so much. Love to hear what you decide.
Have you noticed a sound when used in manual focusing ? I wonder if it is normal. Mine does it. Like electronic motor sound.
Yes I have started to notice the sound, a little strange as I have not noticed the same thing with the 50mm and 24-70mm S's. I will have to have a look into it, I suspect it is normal. What other Z glass do you have Issac? Thanks for joining the conversation. Cheers Matt
Thats completely normal these are focus by wire lenses meaning if you turn the focus ring in mf mode it sends the signal to the internal motor which will perform the process of focusing.
Looks to be a great lens 👍 Cheers Jess
Cheers Jess, yeah I reckon it is close to the 50mm after this first look. But price wise, size and weight I think again it is a great combo like the 50mm. Next a review on the 24 - 70 F4 Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography I look forward to the next review. Cheers Jess
Thanks so much Jess. Cheers
Matt,
I'm not into any mirrorless system yet and I want to move away from DSLR. All my Nikon DSLR gear and F lenses are already sold. I'm thinking of going to Sony but I don't know if I will like using it because of the ergonomics. Hybrid shooting is my play and if possible stick to one system. I just need more guidance before I fully commit. I'd really appreciate your unbiased take on this since you have experience in other systems. Thanks and keep up the great content.
Cheers Erick, thanks for your thoughts. Yes I own the original Sony A7R which I purchased in 2013 and also the A7R III which I picked up last year in July. So I have watched Sony grow into the cameras they have today. For you as a Nikon person I would say by default go Nikon. But firstly I would ask you what is your use-case? What do you shoot? Let me know. What I can say now though is, unless it is sport at night, or high speed wildlife, I would choose the Nikon all the way. For Ergonomics, EVF, GUI, controls, great video implementation, CFEXPRESS and a more photographic approach to making a camera, I think the lenses are very good value as you can see in the film and my the 50mm film. And then the major reason to stick with Nikon is the Z mount itself. I think there are many great things to come from this mount ... and we are only just seeing the very first chapter in this story. And by sheer physics no other mount can be better. If you can wait until next year when we see some more bodies I would jump in then. Otherwise the current cameras I am very happy with and I use the Z more than any other camera I have. Let me know what you want to shoot. Cheers Matt
Nice video! Please answer me this question : I have a Nikon D500 where i use the Nikon DX 35 mm, 1.8f, AF-S G. Do you think this lens will work perfectly with a Z6? Thanks a lot!
Yeah i think it will work fine, but of course once you crop the Z6 as it is a DX lens you have 10MP so if you are happy with that then all good. Will 10Mp be ok? Cheers Matt
Sure, perfect with the Z 6
Okay, yes, I forgot with the Z 6 and DX lenses you are automatic in DX Mode and have less pixels, sorry!
Just purchased this lens used for a charity ball only shot j.peg brilliant lens on z6 just brilliant come nikon bring on more lens for this camera my D850 still love it but it's collecting dust
Yeah Jonathan it is becoming the same for me. Will you go a Z7? Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography might wait z7 mark 11 just love z6 and s lens so far
Good moves, could be 2021 at least before we see the Z II. If you can wait that long then all good, I think whatever Z comes next will have better focus than 2018 models. Plus we hear there will be more focus updates in the next firmware update for CFexpress and Raw video. And it is pretty cool that they keep improving. Cheers Matt
Isn’t it the case that the Z RAW files have all distortion corrections built in. If this is the case then you won’t see them when imported into the editing app.
Yes Lazy Dog, That is right, and it has happened in the past too. But I don't think with as successful outcomes. Where as now, the combo of physics and computer science are creating a better outcome, and in real-world application the lens is looking great. Very pleasing to have such solid results created from this data actually attached to the metadata of the image file. And you can go back and change it in Capture One. What do we feel about this? Cheers Matt
@@MattIrwinPhotography Hopefully Nikon has stepped up it's software/firmware game for good. With it's new firmware update, it looks like they have hired some people/or company with the experience they need. In today's photography world, it is what you need to compete.
This one looks pretty good also, this have to recoup some funds, after purchasing Z6 . Enjoy your videos!
Thanks Steve, yes I feel this lens is a good one too. Are you interested in getting one? Cheers Matt
I'm so waiting for a new video.
Thanks, here sir ua-cam.com/video/4B5YOYL0Vzo/v-deo.html
Damn! People still use Capture one?
Yep still gets updated every year :)
nice quality at 1/20