Cute! Like the first pose, the second looks tad... awkward I guess. Kinda asking for boxing too.
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Thanks alot for ur input, guys.

Ya, i saw AF-S 35mm/1.8G too.

May i know what's the main different between 35mm vs 50mm besides focal length?

Here i list down for what i know:
1. 35mm just need to stay closer to the object (compare 50mm).
2. DOF for 35mm if greater than 50mm, best for landscape.
3. Bokeh 50mm is better than 35mm, best for portrait.
4. ???

Anymore?? Kindly correct me if i'm wrong.
But anyway, if i'm not mistaken, 35mm is DX lens, 50mm i think is full frame, means 35mm effective FL is actually almost same as 50mm also?

Price wise, 35mm vs 50mm is almost same, am i right? I stay at JB, still sourcing the best price for lens. Any recommendation?

Thanks in advance.

I think u mean the canon ef 28mm f1.8 USM izit? This lens is expensive and soft wide open, stop down to f2.8 isnt that good too.

Normally canon user go 50mm f1.8 is because it is the most cheap and sharp lens, there is canon 35mm f2 with noisy focus motor, the bokeh is sux, and the price is arouns rm1k++ while nikon 35mm f1.8 is with silent motor, better bokeh at rm600+ only

So for a beginner or hobbyist, to get canon 35mm u got 3 choice

35mm f1.4 L which is rm4k+
35mm f2 need rm1k+ with stupid noisy focus motor + harsh bokeh , but the optics is as good as L
35mm f2 IS which need nearly rm2k too

So it already can conclude that there is no good value for canon 35mm version, we really wish canon can come out the 35mm f1.8 at around rm600++ too

U also can see why nikon user normally will have 35mm f1.8 with them because nikon 50mm f1.8 new version is expensive , but its more better build with better bokeh. The nikon old 50mm f1.8 is expensive than the canon version as while and the performance is not better or maybe just on pair with the cheapo canon 50mm f1.4

That why I say its depend on which lens u purchase, there is pros and cons for each other, just get which is within ur budget and which lens u need