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New Gear: Nikon 1 32mm F/1.2 Prime Portrait Lens

Serious portrait power comes to the 1 Series
- By Stan Horaczek on May 14, 2013
With a maximum aperture of F/1.2 and a field of view equivalent to an 86mm lens on a full-frame body, Nikon's new 32mm F/1.2 brings 1-Series shooters a serious portrait lens option.
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New Lens: Nikon 85mm f/1.8G Prime

Nikon announces a cheaper alternative to its impressive yet pricey 85mm f/1.4G lens
- By Dan Bracaglia on January 5, 2012
Today is a good day to be a Nikon shooter. As if the new flagship full-frame D4 were not enough, Nikon also announced the release of an affordable “G” series 85mm lens.When we first got our hands on Nikon’s 85mm f/1.4G lens back in the fall of 2010, we were blown away by the overall quality and sharpness of the glass. Unfortunately, at $1700, the lens was out of reach for many photographers. Enter its $500 kid brother, the Nikon 85mm f/1.8G.
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Lens Test: Nikon 85mm F/3.5G ED DX AF-S VR Nikkor

Nikon users with DX format cameras can now get closer than ever.
- By Julia Silber on July 1, 2010
;This is Nikon's first 1:1 Micro Nikkor in the DX (APS-C) format. With a street price of $500, it offers D3000, D500, D300, and D90 shooters true close-ups--with Vibration Reduction II--at a much lower cost than Nikon's other VR macro, the $890, full-frame, 105mm f/2.8G.
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