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<blockquote data-quote="wud" data-source="post: 228165" data-attributes="member: 13578">I really dont think mine are fast... And no where near as fast as my 35mm. Weird you have the opposite experience.&nbsp; $640 as I got it from a shop, I got my D3 used for a very good price. I did actually give the 50mm for a guy so he could test it out, and I felt really bad about it, lol. He couldn't use it (crop camera and he needed a wider one). But I thought it was the feeling of saying goodbye to f/1.4 which I cannot begin to explain how much I love.Also, I made some shots a while ago where it looked fine on the camera screen, but at home I could see it got focus the wrong place (and I looked at the camera again but the red dot were showing where it should be). Since I've been a little scared of using it, I guess. Dont remember the aperture but think around 3,5-4. I did test it several times since and haven't had the same bad result... so I dont really know what happened.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wud, post: 228165, member: 13578"] I really dont think mine are fast... And no where near as fast as my 35mm. Weird you have the opposite experience. $640 as I got it from a shop, I got my D3 used for a very good price. I did actually give the 50mm for a guy so he could test it out, and I felt really bad about it, lol. He couldn't use it (crop camera and he needed a wider one). But I thought it was the feeling of saying goodbye to f/1.4 which I cannot begin to explain how much I love. Also, I made some shots a while ago where it looked fine on the camera screen, but at home I could see it got focus the wrong place (and I looked at the camera again but the red dot were showing where it should be). Since I've been a little scared of using it, I guess. Dont remember the aperture but think around 3,5-4. I did test it several times since and haven't had the same bad result... so I dont really know what happened. [/QUOTE]

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