Sony E-Mount Zeiss 55mm F1.8 PRIME

Spanning an impressive wide-angle range, the NIKKOR Z 14-30mm f/4 S is an ultra-wide zoom for Nikon’s FX-format Z-series mirrorless system. The broad field of view is especially well-suited to landscape, architectural, and astrophotography applications, and the constant f/4 maximum aperture maintains a consistent exposure throughout the zoom range. In regard to the optical design, the lens features four extra-low dispersion elements and four aspherical elements, which reduce a variety of aberrations and distortion to produce imagery with high sharpness, clarity, and accurate color rendering. Both Nano Crystal and Super Integrated Coatings are used, too, to suppress flare and ghosting for greater color fidelity and higher contrast.

Complementing the optics, a stepping motor provides quick, quiet, and precise autofocus performance along with full-time manual focus override to suit both stills and video applications. A programmable control ring can be set for intuitive adjustment over a variety of camera and exposure settings. Additionally, the lens has a button-less retractable barrel to realize a more compact form factor when not in use.

• Three ED Elements
• Long 80-400mm Zoom Lens
• VR Reduction Technology
• 9 Blade rounded diaphragm
• VR operation offers the equivalent of using a shutter speed 3 stops (eight times) faster
• Vibration Reduction for the viewfinder is cancelable to conserve battery power
• Panning is automatically detected
• Three ED glass elements ensure superior optical performance
• Nine-blade rounded diaphragm achieves a natural blur for out-of-focus elements
• Weight: 1360g (1210g without tripod mounting foot)

• Revolving capability of plus or minus 90-degrees in 30-degree increments
• Perspective Control (PC) lens featuring tilt, shift and rotation capability
• Wide shifting range, plus or minus 11.5mm
• Extra-low Dispersion

This perspective control lens features tilt, shift and rotation capability, perfect for architectural, nature and commercial photography.