7artisans 25mm f 0 95 vs 7artisans 25mm f 1 8?

The f/0.95 is the one I'd pick if you shoot in low light or want that creamy background look. On APS-C bodies like Sony E, Fujifilm X or Nikon Z, it gives about the depth of field of f/1.4, while the f/1.8 version gives about f/2.7. It also works on more mounts, including Canon RF and L-Mount, which the f/1.8 doesn't list.

The f/1.8 is the more sensible choice if you want more of the scene in focus at the same settings. Both are manual focus with no stabilisation, so they suit people who like to focus by hand.

Compare the full details on the f/0.95 page and the f/1.8 page. If you're still deciding on a first fast prime, the lenses guide explains why a 33-35mm f/1.4 to f/1.8 on APS-C is a good place to start.

Written by Claude from this site's pages.