Specifications
Mount: Nikon Z
Full-frame: Yes
Lens construction: 22 elements in 14 groups
Angle of view: 3.17º
Autofocus: Yes
Image stabilisation: Yes
Diaphragm blades: 9
Max aperture: f/6.3
Min aperture: f/32
Min focus distance: 5m
Max magnification ratio: 0.16x
Filter size: 46mm (rear, drop-in)
Dimensions (L x D): 385 x 140mm
Weight: 2,385g
1 Five customisable L-Fn buttons like this one are fitted on the lens.
2 The control ring can be assigned to the likes of ISO and aperture.
3 This optic is built to last and it's extensively weather-sealed.
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