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I am aware of that. I posted three times before Derrel posted. Jazzie asked for opinions, and I offered mine.Derrel stated the 1.4 D. One point FOUR D. Not he 1.8D
The 1.8 af-d does not compare at all
THe 1.4 af-d is pretty expensive though but well worth it
For the record; I advised the 1.8 G not the 1.8 AF-D.
The AF-S Nikkor 85mm 1:1.8 G is, and has been, highly recommended by many people as being an excellent lens for the money. I'll grant that the 1.4 may have better bokeh, and if you can afford it, then go for it, by all means! But the 1.8 G still has its supporters.
Nikon 85mm 1.8G vs 1.4D - Contrast, Sharpness, Bokeh Side by Side Tests: Nikon SLR Lens Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
85mm 1.4D vs. 85mm 1.8G? | Nikon 85mm Users Group | Flickr
85mm Decision Time - 1.8g or 1.4d
http://forum.luminous-landscape.com/index.php?topic=96495.0
85mm 1.8G v 85mm 1.4D (AF Speed & sharpness)
Nikon 85mm Comparison
Nikon 85mm 1.8G vs 1.8D vs 1.4D – small experiment
Which Nikon 85mm Lens Is Best For Your Portrait Photography Needs? | Expert photography blogs, tip, techniques, camera reviews - Adorama Learning Center
http://glamourphotography.co/gear-r...ads-up-review-comparison-of-images-and-bokeh/
https://dgrin.com/discussion/226125/85mm-focal-length-debate-1-8g-or-1-4d
Oddly, the 1.8 G gets some pretty good recommendations. And at roughly 1/3 the price of the 1.4 G, I think it is a good choice. I stand by my recommendation.