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<blockquote data-quote="nightWolf" data-source="post: 26227" data-attributes="member: 6657">Hi all,I just recived my shiny new AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 over the weekend and so far i'm loving it (my first lens - apart from the kit lens).As usual, i took plenty of shots over the weekend, both indoors and outdoors - the sharpness and bokeh is great. Some of the photo's though were dissapointing. Looking at them on a computer revealed why. Some indoor shots seemed slightly blurry, owning to the fact that i was shooting in Aperture mode, and i completely forgot to change my ISO - which was left at 100. Hence the shutter speed was a little slow 1/20 - and with no VR, i assume the blur was due to my movements.As i love it, but i need to get to grips better with it i.e. would you ever use this at stops like f/22, f18?What's a sharp aperture for landscape buildings?Does anyone have any tips for shooting with this lens?Thanks in advance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nightWolf, post: 26227, member: 6657"] Hi all, I just recived my shiny new AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 over the weekend and so far i'm loving it (my first lens - apart from the kit lens). As usual, i took plenty of shots over the weekend, both indoors and outdoors - the sharpness and bokeh is great. Some of the photo's though were dissapointing. Looking at them on a computer revealed why. Some indoor shots seemed slightly blurry, owning to the fact that i was shooting in Aperture mode, and i completely forgot to change my ISO - which was left at 100. Hence the shutter speed was a little slow 1/20 - and with no VR, i assume the blur was due to my movements. As i love it, but i need to get to grips better with it i.e. would you ever use this at stops like f/22, f18? What's a sharp aperture for landscape buildings? Does anyone have any tips for shooting with this lens? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]

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