Features:
- Full-Frame | f/1.2 to f/16
- Fast Aperture Portrait-Length Prime Lens
- Multi-Focus System and Dual STM
- Control Ring and Function Button
- 2 Aspherical, 1 ED Element
- Extensively Weather Sealed
The NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.2 S Lens from Nikon is an ultrafast short telephoto portrait lens for full-frame and APS-C/DX Z-Series mirrorless cameras. It achieves both superior rendering performance and large, beautiful bokeh, expanding possibilities for users capturing images of portraiture, weddings, maternity, high fashion, and boudoir photography.
- Striking background separation
- Paper-thin f/1.2 plane of focus
- At f/2, point light sources transform into dreamlike orbs
- Increased light-gathering performance
- Super optics and advanced video features
- Captures fine textures of skin, hair, and fabric
- Professional build quality with premium weather sealing
- Optimum correction of chromatic aberrations
- Decisive autofocus even when shooting at f/1.2
- Dual STM motors for fast and precise focus
- Quiet, high-speed, highly accurate autofocus
- Superb imaging performance when working at close distances
- Suppressed focus breathing
- A/M Auto-Priority Manual Focus for easy transition to manual during AF operation
- Dramatic focus transitions when moving from one subject to another
- Virtually eliminates internal lens element reflections
- Solves ghost effects caused by red light
- Reduces ghost and flare caused by light entering the lens diagonally
- Default setting is to adjust manual focus
- Functions can be user-programmed in camera body menu
- Use ring to control aperture or exposure compensation
- Program L-Fn for AF Lock, image tracking, or playback
- Customize gear operation to suit your personal style
- Suitable for excursions outdoors
- Protected when shooting on location
- Shoot landscapes in inclement environments
- Take it anywhere with confidence
- Smooth image bokeh to maintains an even image description
- Electromagnetic diaphragm mechanism
- Highly accurate electronic control
- Use auto exposure during continuous shooting
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