Nikon Z 50-250mm f4.5-6.3 DX VR Lens: White Box

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The NIKKOR Z DX 50–250mm f/4.5–6.3 VR is one of the first two, extremely-portable NIKKOR Z DX zoom lenses capable of quick focus that is quiet and steady, ideal for video and still imagery. This particular lens is a fast-focusing compact telephoto zoom lens that allows the user to switch from framing one-of-a-kind portraits to recording far away action, all with extremely smooth and steady precision. It offers a normal to telephoto 50-250mm focal range and a minim focusing distance of only 0.5m ensuring crisp images during close-ups. Other noteworthy features include in-lens vibration reduction and the silent control ring.

Key Features

- Extremely-portable (405g) fast-focus compact telephoto zoom lens

- Features a silent control ring for MF, aperture control as well as exposure compensation

- Incorporates a 7 rounded diaphragm opening

- Comes with an automatic electromagnetic aperture control with a max aperture of f/4.5-6.3

- Constructed from 16 elements in 12 groups including 1 ED glass element

- Angle of view is 31-deg 30’ – 6-deg 30’ (DX image area) with internal focusing system

- Optimised for outstanding light-gathering capability of the wide Nikon Z Mount

- The lens has a minimum focusing distance of 0.5 allowing for a sharp focus during close-ups

- The lens comes with the LC-62B 62mm Snap-On Front Lens cap

- Compatible with the HB-90A Bayonet Hood, CL-C1 Lens Case, and has a filter attachment size of 62mm

In-Lens Vibration Reduction

The in-lens vibration reduction ensures that images come out looking their best even if the user is shooting without a tripod or in low lit conditions. Video remains shake-free even if it has been recorded whilst walking, perfect for vlogging. Blur reduction is also available when the user does want to shoot with a tripod. It facilitates shooting at shutter speeds at 5 stops slower that previously possible.