Nikon Interchangeable Lens NIKKOR Z 28mm Z Mount Mirrorless Single Lens Single Focus Nikon Black F/2.8

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Kindly confirm these details before placing your order. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Compact and lightweight single focus lens for full-frame size with high cost performance Wide-angle 28mm that produces the bokeh that can only be achieved with a single focus lens [Brightness with an aperture of F2.8 and soft bokeh] By taking advantage of the large, natural bokeh created by the brightness of an aperture of F2.8 and the shallow depth of field, you can make the main subject captured in high image quality stand out impressively. Especially when shooting from close range, you can enjoy the bokeh expression that can only be achieved with a bright single focus lens. In addition, a bright lens allows you to set a faster shutter speed, which is effective in reducing blur when shooting handheld, so you can easily enjoy snapshots that take advantage of high image quality. [Adoption of two aspherical lenses] Aspherical lenses with non-spherical curved surfaces on one or both sides can effectively correct various aberrations such as distortion and spherical aberration. Distortion is an aberration (image distortion) that occurs when an object is imaged through a lens, and the magnification varies depending on the image height (distance from the image center). Distortion can be corrected by continuously changing the refractive power using an aspheric surface from around the center of the lens. In addition, a single aspherical lens can provide an aberration correction effect equivalent to that of multiple spherical lenses, making it a great contribution to making lenses smaller and lighter than spherical lenses. [Wide-angle single focal length 28mm that is easy to use for snapshots and dynamically captures space] The 28mm focal length is a field of view that is favored by street snapshot photographers because it allows for powerful spatial expressions by taking advantage of the wide angle of view and perspective. It is useful in a variety of situations, from casual scenes of landscapes and street corners to taking table photos at cafes. [Focal length that is easy to use for users of Nikon DX format Z series cameras] When attached to Nikon DX format Z series cameras, the focal length is equivalent to 42mm (35mm format conversion), making it easy to use in a wide range of situations as a standard focal length lens. Standard range lenses are highly versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes, from close-up photography to impressive portraits that take advantage of bokeh, and street corner snapshots. [Excellent close-range performance with a minimum shooting distance of 0.19m] With a short minimum shooting distance of 0.19m, you can get close to your subject and get powerful images. Even everyday snapshots and familiar scenery can be upgraded into attractive works just by taking them. From tabletop photos that boldly depict the main subject to dynamic shots that take advantage of background blur and perspective, it allows you to achieve exactly what you want. [Multi-focus method] An AF drive method that strictly controls the positions of multiple focus groups with high precision through the cooperation of multiple AF drive units. By adopting the "multi-focus method," it not only improves the speed and accuracy of AF, but also provides natural depictions of objects at close range, which are generally considered to be prone to aberrations.