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Nikkor Z Lens Collections
Premium f/1.2 Prime Lens Trio
Beautiful bokeh, signature three dimensional rendering and rugged build—a trio of inspiring Nikkor Z series mirrorless prime lenses for photography and filmmaking.
Learn MoreProfessional f/2.8 Zoom Trio
Three exceptional f/2.8 S-Line zoom lenses that together, cover an incredible range from 14mm to 200mm.
Learn MoreAffordable f/2.8 Zoom Trio
The spectacular low-light capabilities, beautifully blurred backgrounds and action-freezing speed of an f/2.8 constant aperture is available in three versatile zoom ranges.
Learn MoreSuper-Telephoto Lenses
Reach out and capture the most faraway subjects with these exceptional high-powered zoom and prime lenses engineered for speed, versatility and comfortable handling.
Learn MoreWhy Nikkor Z Series Lenses
More light capture.
The larger Z Mount and extremely short flange distance means Nikkor Z lenses can gather substantially more light for thrilling low-light performance and maximum apertures up to f/0.95.
More sharpness.
The combination of new optical formulas and Nikkor’s proven glass types results in greater resolution from the center of the frame to the far edges. No need to stop down these lenses.
More data transfer.
The larger Z Mount allows for faster communication between lens and camera for improved performance across the board.
Less distortion.
Even at their widest apertures, Nikkor Z lenses show virtually no distortion‚ flare, ghosting, coma, chromatic, axial and spherical aberration are all greatly minimized.
Excellence in every lens,
from our first to your next.
One mount.
Hundreds of lenses.
The same impeccable image quality. Incredibly accurate autofocus. Easy-to-handle. The Mount Adapter FTZ II* is all you need to make your Z Series camera compatible with hundreds of F-Mount Nikkor DSLR lenses.
*Full AF/AE supported when using FX or DX AF-S type G/D/E, AF=Ptype G/E, AF-I type D lenses and AF-S/AF-I Teleconverters.