Equipped with Nikon 50mm f/1.4

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I am a fan of  prime lenses despite having a set of “Holy Trinity”.  Last weekend I decided to bring the 50mm f/1.4 only. While it is not a wide lens, it does give a nice ‘isolation’ to the images (tighter angle of view). It is small (52 mm) and light weight (230g) which makes the camera less loaded at the front.

I hope to add more primes like the 24mm f/2.8 to my collection very soon.

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About Kent Yu

Kent is a professional wedding and pre-wedding photographer based in New Zealand. He creates beautiful, natural and story telling wedding photos. You will find him shooting at the most amazing and epic locations. Kent has his work published in international magazines and is a regular author to a number of photographic publication. Find him on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter

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avatar Philip says:

Exactly! That’s why I pend my purchase of 14-24 because I got 20 already and which is wide enough for most time for me. For shooting people, I would add 85 f1.8 or 1.4. I own 50 f1.4 also but honestly I’m not a 50mm shooter.

avatar Kent's Photography Blog says:

Still struggling whether to choose 20mm or 24mm, but i thought the 20mm can be the lite version of 14-24mm and the 50mm can be the lite version of 24-70mm.
Then I can just carry the 20mm and 50mm if I dont want to carry any zoom, but I am worrying it is not suitable for shooting people.

avatar Philip says:

20mm f2.8 is very nice wide angle with not much distortion compare to zoom counterpart. If you have wide angle subject, I think it's worth to get than 24mm

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=20mm&w=36565036%40N00

avatar Kent's Photography Blog says:

The 24mm is used for a different purpose. It is mainly for travel where I dont want to carry the big 24-70mm. I actually thought the 24mm is not wide enough, so I am more interested in the 20mm now. I have made a comparison here http://kentkc.blogspot.com/2009/05/wide-angle-14mm-20mm-24mm-comparison.html

avatar Philip says:

Do you think 24mm f2.8 would be a bit duplicated if you own both 14-24 & 24-70 f2.8? I own 20mm but it's too wide sometime. I think 24mm is a great angle of view!