转自Jessica Claire的博客：

I owned the 24 1.4 first, and I fell in love with it the moment I bought it.  I'd been using a 24-70 but there's something about that lens I just don't like--my VERY strong preference is for primes.  Since I already owned a 50 1.2 and a 70-200 for the times I just needed to get closer, I figured I could eliminate the 24-70 entirely by picking up a 24!

When I first got it, I used it for getting ready wide shots, scenics of ceremonies, family portraits that were too large to rock a 50, and dancing photos.  When I was using it for those things, I was really happy with it, although it does have some distortion around the edges.  Here's some examples of photos I've shot with the 24:

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I don't remember where or when I first found out about the 35 1.4, but I do remember thinking, "I can FINALLY shoot wide without distortion!".  And I can--the 35 is my hands-down, go to lens now for wider getting ready shots, family photos, and some detail shots. However, more and more I'm using it for portraits! It gives a nice perspective and offers a little bit more quirkiness to my shots than the "prettiness" of the 50. 

Here are some examples I've shot with the 35 1.4:

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So basically, my lens choice winners throughout the day between the 24 and 35 are:

Wider getting ready shots:  35
A random wide detail shot here and there:  24
Wide ceremony or landscape shots:  24
Ceremony shots: 35
Family photos: 35
Portraits: 35
Dancing: 24

So the ultimate winner is the 35 (the crowd cheers!!!).  However, for those few shots during the day when I need to shoot wide PLUS all those crazy dancing photos--the 24 is my trusty sidekick.

If I could only have one of the two, I'd pick the 35, but I sure am glad I don't have to make that choice!  I hope this helped Liz, and if anyone out there has a question for me, post it in the comments for a future post!