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Old 04-25-2013, 11:24 AM   #1762 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Cmike2780 View Post
It's not that much of a difference in image quality, but you do notice slightly more bokeh with the 1.4....very slightly. You can't really tell unless you have a side by side comparison. Having held both, the 1.4 feels like it's built a bit better....not that the 1.8 isn't. The 1.8 is just a bit more plastic-y.

Both lenses are really sharp, but the 1.8 is a no brainer because it's so cheap and it works almost as well as the pro lenses. I'd get the 1.8 and save your cash. You won't be disappointed. If you upgrade later, you can probably get most of that $109 back since it's a popular lens. Chances are though, you'll probably keep it.
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EDIT: Just ordered the 1.8
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