A lens for enjoyment photographer

From a purely sober the niche for the good old 1: 2/35 mm D become quite small. It is taken from all sides in the pliers or questioned:
- For pure DX photographers there is the DX 1: 1.8 / 35 G, the much cheaper and at the same time even more sharply (in aperture - for photographers with entry-level models, it only works without autofocus
- Proud owner of a D800 or D600 also will not love this lens, because the resolution is (especially open and / or on the edge) is not quite up to date
- For static subjects with respect to reduce blur each zoom lens significantly (at least with 2.8er light intensity) superior because the 35er has no stabilizer (like almost no other fixed focal length)

Optimal this lens, however, is for
- Owner of the D700 or D3 variants and nat. the analog F3 / F4
- Compromise ready owner of D600 and D800 (the 1.4er is already extremely expensive and particularly in portraits is clarity not all)
- DX photographers who want to keep the way to full-size open (and prefer to take pictures as resolution charts compare)
- Action-packed motives in low light
- People who want to pull only with a lens lot and they want to stay inconspicuous (Street) or little weight hauling want (hike)
- (Full body) Portraits indoors when a 50 lack of space is often too long
- Photographers who want to use the lens also to Canon (with adapter) or with bellows or extension rings (then divorced from the recent G-lenses, because they have no aperture ring)
- People who like to change their lenses and love prime lenses

I use the Objketiv also happy for the stitching of panoramas (eg from the mountaintop from), at f 5.6 is in sharp focus at least. As good as the 1,4er or DX.