But only conditionally, since almost constantly motion blur caused by the relatively slow shutter speeds, which I do not like for example at Christmas markets.
I had previously already the (full-frame) 50 of Nikon, which although also high speed, but in terms of focal length is a good deal "more". For me just zuuuu long, which is why I stayed ultimately depend at 35mm. An example photo of a night bus stop I uploaded.
The imaging performance I feel at 100% view and without laboratory testing as well and compared to 50 equivalent, which is why I recommend this lens with a clear conscience. Single point deduction is available for the partially uncertain AF - but I had seen similar with the 50 ;-).
So summarized: for 170 Euro you get a really good Always plan that is not only Lowlight but also portrait-suited!
Many Greetings
